Nokia's head of imaging technologies has said his team is hard at work on creating new PureView camera innovations, saying "Very cool" things will be coming in the future.
Samsung has given the aging Galaxy S2 a new lease of life by releasing the Galaxy S2 Plus, which takes the classic phone and subtly updates its style and operating system, ready for it to find new fans today.
The Pebble smart watch, a project which set Kickstarter alight last year, will finally begin shipping on January 23, a date announced during a demonstration of the watch at CES 2013.
Polaroid has announced a pair of Android tablets at CES 2013. The M7 and M10 have a 7-inch and a 10-inch screen respectively and considering their specifications, are very reasonably priced.
Although Asus has shown off some interesting products during CES 2013, it has revealed it's getting ready for an even greater showing at Mobile World Congress next month.
Lenovo has announced the K900, a smartphone/tablet hybrid with a 1080p, 5.5-inch screen and Intel Atom power, but sadly it's not currently expected to come to the U.S. or Europe.
The ZTE Grand S has been announced at a press event at CES 2013, just as an earlier leak predicted, however the new big-screen, full HD phone hasn't been given an international release date yet.
Panasonic shows off an exciting project it has been working on, a massive 20-inch Windows 8 tablet with a screen capable of displaying 4K resolution images.
Coby has launched the MID7065 at CES 2013, an Android tablet which, in a first for the company, comes with Google Play pre-installed. Despite its budget price, it'll face some stiff competition when it's released though.
Alcatel continues to announce new products at CES 2013, this time it's a selection of Android tablets including the One Touch Evo 7 HD with modular 3G or 4G LTE connectivity.
Verizon has confirmed it will start selling the Samsung Ativ Odyssey Windows Phone handset very soon, but hasn't given it a price tag. Previous statements made by a Verizon spokesperson lead us to believe it could be a free phone on a two-year contract.
In an interview at CES 2013, the CEO of Verizon has said he would consider buying out Vodafone's 45-percent stake in the network, despite the currently good relationship between the two firms.
An interview with Nokia CEO Stephen Elop has again sparked rumors the company is looking into Android as an alternative mobile operating system. However, it appears a translation error may have given people the wrong idea.
Samsung didn't have much to say about its smartphones or tablets during its CES 2013 press conference, but did announce a 4G LTE version of its Galaxy Note 10.1 would soon arrive on the Verizon network.
Two new smartphones have been announced for the Cricket network, the Kyocera Hydro and the Alcatel One Touch Authority, both of which offer Android thrills at a competitive price.
LG didn't reveal any new smartphones during its CES 2013 press conference, deciding instead to wait for MWC 2013, but it did talk about a new software feature named Panorama Note headed to the Optimus Vu: II soon.
AT&T has announced the availability of the Pantech Discover, a smartphone with a 4.8-inch screen and a dual-core processor, at a very competitive price.
Alcatel has announced a selection of new smartphones all with their own headline-grabbing feature, including the One Touch Idol Ultra, billed as the thinnest smartphone currently available.
A Samsung webpage detailing some of the features the Galaxy S2 will gain after its update to Android 4.1 has been discovered, indicating the company is still working on the new software.
Android, iOS, and Windows Phone are the big names in mobile operating system software, but this may be about to change, as there are five interesting challengers all vying for a piece of that valuable market share - and they're all coming very soon.
After a troubled 2012, HTC CEO Peter Chou is looking forward to a more agreeable 2013, saying in an interview that the worst is over and the coming year will "not be too bad."
Huawei has announced it has started to sell the Ascend P1 Android smartphone unlocked in the U.S. Despite being announced this time last year, the spec is still acceptable, but it faces stiff competition from Google.
T-Mobile has announced it will be offering the BlackBerry Curve 9315 for sale at the end of January, just in time for it to be completely superseded by BlackBerry 10.
A huge list of HTC device codenames has been leaked and while many have been seen before, or linked to already released phones, there are several exciting names too, including the M7 and the legendary Facebook phone.
The decoding of the Nexus 4 phone's serial number has given an insight into the approximate production figures associated with the popular, but usually out of stock, Android smartphone.
The CTIA Wireless Association has announced that in 2014, a new trade show will take place in September and that it will bring together the best of both its currently separate CTIA Wireless and MobileCON shows.
Sony's new flagship Android smartphones, named the Xperia Z and Xperia ZL, have been leaked in picture form with just days to go before their potential unveiling during CES 2013.
In it's six year reign, the Apple iPhone has seen more than its fair share of challengers, usually described -- sometimes optimistically -- as iPhone Killers. We honor the phones that have fallen after battling with the iPhone, and see why it has finally met its match.
Kim Jong-un, the dictatorial leader of North Korea, has become Time Magazine's Person of the Year 2012. Except he hasn't. Oh, and it's all part of an elaborate joke.
Now that the Droid DNA has been announced for Verizon, attention has turned to an international version, and a leaked photo showing a phone named the HTC Deluxe, could be evidence its release isn't far away.
The mobile industry is ready to introduce an exciting new feature, the 1080p screen, which will measure around 5-inches, and the first model could be right around the corner. The question is, will it be worth the upgrade?
Google and Microsoft could be looking at setting up a low-cost, nationwide Wi-Fi network in the UK, all based around unused spectrum called White Space, which offers a high speed connection capable of traveling over long distances.