Millennials vs Baby boomers: They all spend too much time on their smartphone
If you wonder why you never have any time to do anything, you might want to look at the culprit that is causing the time suck: Your smartphone.
If you wonder why you never have any time to do anything, you might want to look at the culprit that is causing the time suck: Your smartphone.
If Google wants to grow its devices business, the company faces some hard choices. And that may mean following Apple's example.
If you're used to Facebook videos in your News Feed playing with the sound muted, get ready for a surprise...
Smartphones will grow at a compound annual growth rate of 28% through 2009, accounting for 9.3% of handsets sold in 2009, up from 3.
Users in the US will have access to a version of M that helps them carry out six specific actions.
Researchers claim your phone really does say a lot about who you are as person, and if you're an iPhone owner what it says is not flattering.
The days of the smartphone are drawing to a close: what comes next will disrupt the status quo and change how we use technology.
The Samsung Galaxy S8's stunning, curved display and excellent camera meet an awkward fingerprint reader and work-in-progress digital assistant.
Hint: Simply saying "please copy and paste instead of sharing" doesn't cut it.
Google has limited Huawei's access to Android updates, a move that will send shockwaves through the industry.
