The next must-have smartphone upgrades: Components you can swap yourself, and a conscience
Fairphone has launched its first camera upgrade module as well as announcing a €6.5m funding injection.
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UK clears out 4G spectrum early
The 800MHz spectrum band has been given an early clear out, ready for mobile operators to begin using it this summer.
iPhone loses ground to Samsung's Galaxy, but Nokia remains on top in UAE's mobile market
In the United Arab Emirates, the mobile market is in flux, with Android on the rise and iOS slipping.
Nokia reveals budget-friendly, large-screen Lumia 625
Nokia has announced the latest addition to the Lumia range: the 4.7-inch 625.
Nokia shareholders give €5.4bn Microsoft deal the go-ahead
Nokia's devices and services unit is set to pass into Redmond's hands if the proxy vote is anything to go by.
Second 4G network goes live in Belgium, third planned – but still no LTE for Brussels
Base has switched on its LTE network in 15 cities, and Mobistar is testing its own equivalent, but regulations mean that Brussels remains a notable 4G black spot.
Microsoft stands to make over €100m if Nokia shareholders reject sale
Microsoft is in line for substantial payouts if its acquisition of Nokia's devices and services business doesn't come off. But if the deal fails and it's not Nokia's fault, it'll be landed with a €750m bill.
So, Jolla, what are you working on now? 'There are things that the world hasn't seen yet'
Jolla's handset release this week is the culmination of two years' hard graft. How did the Finnish startup manage it, and what's it working on next?
Stop jail mobile jammer delays now: Minister
NSW Justice Minister John Hatzistergos has demanded the federal government be quicker to embrace phone jamming in jails.Hatzistergos said phone jammers must be introduced into state correctional facilities as a matter of urgency, adding in a statement the use of mobiles by prison inmates "poses a serious threat to the security, good order and discipline of our correctional centres".
Samsung to sell motion-sensitive handset
If a user shakes the phone twice, it will end a call or delete a message, the company says. Photo: Samsung's new phone