For the first time ever, smartphone sales are expected to outnumber the sale of feature phones.

Apple CEO Tim Cook spoke yesterday, revealing a good deal of information about the inner workings of Apple and the direction the company will be headed.

Google started to roll out an Android update, version 4.2.2 Jelly Bean, to some of its Nexus devices.

Phone manufacturer LG announced that they will showcase their new Optimus L Series II line of smartphones at this year's Mobile World Congress.

Innovator Polytron unveiled a new prototype for a cell phone handset that is almost entirely entirely see-through.

Huawei, Lenovo, and ZTE made it onto the Canalys list of the top five smartphone manufacturers in Q4.

Amazon's latest patent will allow it to manage the resale of used files (books, music, video, and apps) between its customers.

By the end of 2013, smartphones are estimated at 1.4 billion users.

Open source operating system Ubuntu will make its smartphone debut late 2013, targeting business workers as its prime demographic.

Apple today published a patent application for technology that uses images from a user's library as the means of unlocking their device.

A new forecast by Cisco suggests that in the next 5 years, data usage to surge from about half a gigabyte to more than 6GB for the average American.