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BMW has been refining its ConnectedDrive services for months, but that was apparently just the prelude to greater things: the automaker just outlined a

Security researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology have built a malicious USB charger that can inject persistent, undetectable malware ...

Samsung's miniaturized Galaxy S4 may be "mini" but that decrease in size also comes with a decrease in specifications.

The European Commission has sent out questionnaires to mobile operators quizzing them on Apple's sales tactics.

The USB cable for your smartphone, cleverly shaped like a credit card, designed to fit in your wallet.

The iPhone 5 offers a thoroughly pleasant redesign with a taller display and a thinner, lighter frame. Fast and packing a great camera, the hardware is hard to fault, while iOS feels slick and offers loads of apps, even if Apple's new Maps software feels like a step backwards. Despite some failings, this is still one of the best smart phones money can buy.

Blackberry's free messaging service is one of the struggling company's most valuable assets.

It is hardly disputable that Android has a clear lead over iOS in terms of the number of people using it. Just yesterday, a report put its worldwide market share in the first quarter of this year at nearly 75% of all smartphone sales. That number is worth looking at more closely. What are all...

The Facebook app for iPhones has been updated in a big way, making some major changes to the way the service operates and offers users greatly improved functionality.

Sharp, Japan Display, and Samsung rival LG Electronics are tooling up for Apple iPhone 5S production runs which will begin in earnest in June, according to a report out of Japan.