Samsung is sending out a pre-release software update to the Gear Fit, its new fitness wristband which goes on sale later this week, that changes the screen orientation from landscape to portrait.
Tao has launched a Kickstarter campaign for the WellShell, a cool handheld gadget which can provide a simple workout on the go. Think of it like a Wii Fit board for your hands.
Cincinnati Bell has announced it will be shutting down its mobile network, after agreeing to sell its mobile spectrum to Verizon for more than $200 million. Subscribers will eventually be forced to migrate to a new network.
Following a delay, Nokia has confirmed the sale of its Devices division to Microsoft has received the final go-ahead from authorities in China, and now expects the deal to close by the end of April.
Qualcomm has announced a pair of next generation, 64-bit mobile processors, the Snapdragon 810 and the Snapdragon 808. However, before you get too excited, they're not going to see the inside of a phone until 2015.
Will.i.am has apparently produced his own smartwatch, and demonstrated the device live on a UK TV chat show over the weekend. The bracelet-like device can make calls, play music, and access several social networks.
This luxury smartphone from Tag Heuer, called the Meredist Infinite, may look like just another expensive feature phone. However, the screen is the world's first to incorporate the latest solar charging technology.
The Goccia is the latest fitness tracker to hit the crowd-funding website Kickstarter, and it's promoted as the world's smallest device of its type. It is tiny, but there is still some cool tech inside.
We've been treated to a new video showing how Project Ara, Google's modular smartphone, is progressing. It gives us a glimpse at the individual modules, how they'll fit into the chassis, and some information on the phone's design.
Samsung has launched the Ativ SE Windows Phone device exclusively with the Verizon network, where the 5-inch, quad-core phone will do battle with the excellent Nokia Lumia Icon.
Apple has announced the dates for its annual Worldwide Developers Conference, or WWDC, and it will start on June 2. Expect to hear plenty about the future of iOS 8 and OS X, plus a few surprises too, we hope.
Google has sent out some simple updates for three of its popular apps. Newsstand, Google Keep, and Play Movies & TV have all received a few new features, plus some subtle UI alterations.
This little button plugs into the headphone jack on your phone, and pressing it will activate one of ten different functions, including snapping a picture without unlocking your phone.
A new Samsung tablet has passed through the FCC's approval process, and if previous rumors are correct, it may be part of a new range of models featuring large AMOLED touchscreens.
It's April 1, which means the Internet is flooded with April Fools gags. We've gathered together the ones which make us laugh, chuckle, and groan the most, including our pick of Google's efforts.
Late last year, Motorola had almost no presence in the UK at all, but at the end of February 2014, it had grabbed 6 percent of the market. It's all thanks to the excellent Moto G.
Acer has called a press event for April 29 in New York, where it will reveal its 2014 range of products, which could include wearables, smartphones, and tablets.
Scientists in South Korea are developing a medical patch using nano technology which not only monitors your health, but is also smart enough to know how much medicine you need, and when.
Danish luxury smartphone brand Lumigon has announced the T2 HD. The stainless steel-bodied device has a flash to accompany its front camera, for taking selfies in the dark.
Google has staked its claim on the title Master of Wearable Tech with Android Wear, a brand new version of Android specifically designed for smartwatches and other wearable products.
HTC CEO Peter Chou has confirmed in an interview the company is working on a "wearable computing product," and a new tablet. Sadly, no launch date was given for either device.
Casio hasn't made the jump into smartwatch territory yet, but has come up with a hybrid timepiece with Bluetooth connectivity. The Edifice EQB-500 will connect with your phone, but not for notification alerts.
Sick of seeing people driving and texting at the same time, this man has not only set up a website to shame the offenders, but also put their faces on billboards across San Francisco.
BlackBerry CEO John Chen has taken the unusual step of condemning product leaks, saying it will take strong action against those who do share confidential company information.
ZTE has launched the Nubia X6, a massive 6.44-inch device with two 13-megapixel cameras, one on the back and the other above the screen, ready to take the best selfie you could ever want.
Intel has acquired Basis, makers of the cool B1 health tracking smartwatch, advancing its wearable plans to the next level. Money hasn't been discussed, but earlier rumors put the figure around $100 million.
UK network EE has launched what it calls the cheapest 4G LTE plan which includes a phone in the country. It's certainly cheap, but you don't get much data, and the phone is basic.
Nokia has announced a special event for April 2, which will take place during Microsoft's Build developer conference. It has heavily hinted we'll be seeing new Lumia smartphones on the day.
The Nymi wrist band is the next step in biometric security. It reads your heart beat, and provided it's connected with your smartphone, uses it as an authentication method to replace your PIN and password.
LG is preparing a software update for the G2 and the G Flex, which will add the new Knock Code security feature, introduced on the G Pro 2 during Mobile World Congress.
Is your extended battery case for your smartphone not quite extended enough? They you'll want the Trontium Reactor, an amazing gadget which has enough juice to recharge your iPhone 50 times before needing power itself.
SmartMio is a tiny, wearable muscle stimulator which connects to your smartphone via Bluetooth, ready to enhance your workouts. Just don't expect to cancel your gym membership.
Chinese smartphone brand Xiaomi has announced the Redmi Note. Judging by the name and its spec, the phone is aimed at grabbing some of Samsung's phablet market share.