It's probably not the best idea to buy a new smartphone or smartwatch right now. Have some patience, because over the next weeks, we're going to be treated to the best mobile tech 2015 has to offer - and you're going to want to see them all before making a decision.
The dress that broke the Internet is white and gold. Or maybe it's blue and black. The thing is, it's one or the other to different sets of people, and there are several very scientific reasons why. Here's what's going on.
Ericsson, a major player in the telecoms industry, has requested the ITC place a ban on the sale of the iPhone in the U.S., after a patent battle between it and Apple took a nasty turn this week.
Chinese smartphone brand Meizu will finally show its first Ubuntu Mobile phone during Mobile World Congress next week, and it's based on the flagship MX4.
The earliest examples of Sony's Aibo robotic dog are now around 15 years old, and many are coming to the end of their short lives. Engineers specializing in keeping the Aibo's going have been pictured at a funeral in Japan, honoring those which can't be saved.
Following a limited launch late last year, Viber, the popular messaging app, has released its new series of social games worldwide. The three titles are available right now for Android and iOS devices.
Sony has accidentally (on purpose?) leaked a new tablet, which may go by the name the Xperia Z4 Tablet. It may form part of Sony's expected Xperia Z4 range, and debut at Mobile World Congress next week.
Huawei has announced it will hold an event just before the doors to Mobile World Congress open in March. It hasn't said what it will reveal, but there are rumors surrounding several devices, including a smartwatch.
Kazam, a European mobile tech brand, has launched a series of new devices ahead of MWC 2015. The new products include Android smartphones, Windows Phone smartphones, and Windows tablets.
The FlyShark is the latest smartwatch to hit the Kickstarter crowd-funding website, and what makes it standout is its very low price, all-in-one functionality, and compatibility with iOS and Android smartphones.
A nasty new piece of Android malware has been discovered. It's being called PowerOffHijack, and infected phones only pretend to shut down - instead remaining secretly active and capable of making calls, and even accessing the camera app.
Icelandair's Hekla Aurora Boeing 757 aircraft will provide a flight experience like no other, thanks to an amazing LED ceiling that recreates the Aurora Borealis, otherwise known as the Northern Lights.
Thanks to a new app update, videos created in Snapchat can record the music that's playing on your phone at the same time, giving you the chance to add a soundtrack, or lip-sync along.
Which operating system is the latest to try and steal Android's crown as the world's most used mobile OS? Why, it's Android! But not as we know it, and not with Google's involvement if Cyanogen and Microsoft get together.
Samsung may never release a smartphone with a truly ground-breaking design, due to the firm's corporate structure, if the comments made by its former head of product strategy are anything to go by.
Apple's watching the growing interest in virtual reality closely, and has filed another patent for a headset utilizing an iPhone or an iPod as the VR display. Whether it'll eventually become a real product remains to be seen.
The CogniToy is smarter than your average dinosaur, because it's powered by the IBM Watson supercomputer, and can listen, speak, and answer questions with your kids. It'll be out by Christmas this year.
Sony's SmartEyeGlass smartglasses are now up for pre-order in selected countries, with the U.S. set to follow in March, when they'll cost $840. At the moment, the specs are aimed primarily at developers.
Replace the boring old USB charger cable with the USBduo, with its cool wooden body, and handy reversible connector. That's not all, it'll replace the flash drive and card reader in your pocket too.
Apps that use special effects to show how you'd look in different styles of makeup are fun. Except not when they're used on cute babies. As this set of pictures proves, they're no longer cute, but utterly terrifying.
Oh Siri, accents are hard aren't they? Watch this funny video in which a fiery Italian grandmother tries to find out the time in the homeland, but is frustrated by Siri's inability to understand.
Yes, this is President Obama using a selfie stick. It's part of a hilarious new video which sees Obama have fun in front of the camera, all in the name of promoting the latest healthcare drive.
Oppo, the exciting smartphone company behind unusual smartphones including the N3 with its rotating camera lens module, sees even more innovative camera tech as one of the driving forces behind its future phone releases.
Drones don't have to be scary weapons of war, they can be used for our entertainment too. That's the idea behind Air, a drone extravaganza set to take place later this year, which comes over like a cross between Tron and Transformers.
After striking a deal with Google, little-known smartphone manufacturer Yezz will be producing some of the first components for the modular Project Ara device, and will show them at MWC 2015 next month.
Researchers examining more than 40 dating apps available in the Google Play Store say 26 of them contain security risks of varying severity. This is of particular concern when the app is used on a business device, says the team.
According to a report published in the Korean media, Samsung is considering withdrawing from the Japanese smartphone market, where it controls just 5-percent of the market.
Shell UK and PayPal will start offering drivers the option of using an app to pay for their fuel at 1,000 UK gas stations from April, without leaving their cars. Apple's competing Apple Pay mobile payments system has yet to launch in the UK.
An article published by the New York Times has charted the short, but exciting, life of Google Glass, from its inception inside Google's X labs, to its recent demise.
Taiwan is about to introduce a new ruling which says parents will be responsible for restricting their kids' time using a phone, or any other electronic device. Those who flaunt the rule face a hefty fine. Here's why it's a brilliant plan with absolutely no flaws at all.
Gionee, the smartphone brand which has made several of the world's thinnest smartphone title holders, will reveal its latest contender for the crown during Mobile World Congress next month.