At Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Motorola announced that a smartwatch and a successor to the Moto X are in development.

In an interview with CNBC, BlackBerry CEO John Chen admitted that if someone made a $19 billion for BBM, he would be more than happy to sell it.

In addition to the Galaxy Gear 2 and Gear 2 Neo, Samsung announced its first foray into the fitness wearable market, the Galaxy Gear Fit.

At Mobile World Congress, HTC not only announced the rumored Desire 816, but also surprised us with its Power to Give program.

Clear Channel revealed that iHeartRadio will be available for Samsung's upcoming Galaxy Gear 2, which will be available in April.

Pictures of Huawei's smartwatch have allegedly surfaced, but they don't paint the smart watch anywhere near a pretty light.

Several leaks have not only outed the HTC Desire 8, but also revealed what the handset's specifications are.

33-year-old Brandy Berning decided to record her traffic stop conversation with a police officer? The result? She went to jail.

Before Mobile World Congress even starts, Archos already showed off its product lineup, which is comprised of a tablet and three budget smartphones.

For its 2014 Swimsuit Edition, Sports Illustrated decided to get a little creative by having a photoshoot with Kate Upton in zero gravity.

T-Mobile responded to BlackBerry CEO's outrage by offering $200 trade-in credit toward any device and $250 toward a new BlackBerry smartphone.

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