Acer's Windows 10 smartphone, the Liquid Jade Primo, is ready to go on sale. We got a chance to play with the phone, and try out the headline Windows Continuum feature ahead of its February international release.
ZTE opened the Z-Community, where it hopes fans will come and talk about the company's phones, and share ideas on what they'd like to see on future devices.
ZTE continues its assault on the U.S. with the Grand X3, a 5.5-inch Android device headed to Cricket Wireless, and the Avid Plus for T-Mobile and MetroPCS.
Three exciting tech projects from inside Samsung's C-Lab innovation workshop will be on display at CES 2016. They include a cool smart belt that works like a fitness tracker, and a weird smart band that turns your finger into a speaker only you can hear.
Apple's were the most popular mobile devices activated over Christmas this year, stealing a nearly 50 percent marketshare, according to the latest data. Meanwhile phablets are increasing in popularity.
Google has taken its amazing Jump VR 360-degree camera rig into the White House, to give us a glimpse of the Christmas decorations adorning the many rooms. Using YouTube and the Google Cardboard viewer, you can see the results.
Smartwatches don't really do much if they're not connected to your phone. Watch maker Breitling doesn't think this is the right way to do things, and has reversed the roles with the Exospace B55, its first connected watch, which turns the phone into the watch's slave.
EE has been forced to issue a full recall for its free Power Bar external battery pack, following reports of overheating and exploding packs. Before this, a used Power Bar could be swapped over for a fully charged one as many times as you like, and for free too.
Smartwatches don't have to simply show incoming notifications. With the right technology, they can do some amazing things. This is the Hug smartwatch, and thanks to some clever sensors, it can be used as a gesture control system.
AT&T has announced the Samsung Gear S2 smartwatch as the first official NumberSync device, where your existing phone number can be used on it, meaning you don't always have to take your phone with you.
I climbed Everest, thanks to the incredible power of the HTC Vive, Nvidia, and the team of FX experts responsible for the movie of the same name. It was utterly terrifying, but proof VR is the most exciting tech innovation we've seen in years.
ZTE is known for its safe, solid smartphones with equally safe designs. The Axon range changes that, and the Axon Elite is the flashiest we’ve seen. Can the phone live up to the looks? We find out in our in-depth review.
Apple has acquired a laboratory in Taiwan where it's working on new screen technology. The news comes from a new report about the highly secretive facility, which shows no outward signs of being operated by Apple.
The Huawei spin-off brand Honor may be about to see its U.S. debut. The company will hold an event at CES 2016, where it's rumored to introduce the mid-range Honor 5X smartphone, and detail its future plans.
Microsoft has pushed out a software update for the Band 2, which adds several new features to the recently release fitness tracker. These include an activity reminder and music controls.
Have you put off getting a fitness tracker because you don’t want to invest too much money? Pivotal Living’s excellent $12 fitness band and $40 smart scale pack is good enough to turn you into a fitness freak.
If you've been eyeing a new iPad Air 2 or an iPad Mini 4, then it's time to pay Best Buy a visit. The retailer has cut between $100 and $125 from the regular price, and also taken $100 off the cost of a new iPhone with a two-year contract.
TAG Heuer is the first luxury watchmaker to produce an Android Wear smartwatch. The Carrera Connected costs $1,500, and promises Swiss cool with Intel and Google smarts.
Otterbox has designed a new case called the Statement Series, and made it exclusively for the iPhone 6, iPhone 6S, and the Plus models. It's a partially transparent case with leather accents, that's as strong as it is good-looking.
Fossil has put the Q Founder, its first Android Wear smartwatch, on sale. The watch has a traditional style to it, has an Intel processor, comprehensive fitness tracking, and other fun features.
Online hacker collective Anonymous has called December 11 "ISIS Trolling Day," and it wants you to join in. Efforts to troll ISIS will take place online through social media, and in real life at a series of planned demonstrations.
The Omate Rise is a 3G smartwatch that runs full Android 5.1, but with a custom interface to make the OS usable on a small circular screen, and it's going to cost just $200. You'll have to be quick if you want it for that price though.
Scared you'll be horribly killed and/or robbed when you go to collect that bargain you secured on Craigslist? Worry no longer, because the Internet Purchase Exchange Locations are here. Sort of.
Andy Rubin, one of the co-creators of Android, is rumored to be looking into starting a company to build an Android phone. Whether he heads up the firm, or backs it through his startup incubator, isn't known.
Google has updated the iOS version of the Hangouts app, to include a reply from notification feature that also operates on the Apple Watch. The functionality now mimics that found on Android Wear.
If you're a puzzle game fan, but have been put off by Monument Valley's price, then now's the time to grab it. The game is currently free for iOS. Just don't hang around, we don't know when that will change.
A London iPhone owner has sued and beaten Apple in court, after retail store staff erased his device to cure a problem, deleting photos and contacts at the same time. No backup existed, and he has been paid nearly $3,000 in compensation.
