Russian phone retailer leaks specs of Samsung's first Android-based phone, the S8000

Computing giant planning smart hub to turn your mobile into a PC

Israeli mobile phone manufacturer Emblaze Mobile has unveiled a new Linux-based handset, the 'First Else', a phone dedicated to providing a "unique user experience"

We weigh the first Google Android phone up against its smartphone competitors

Blackberry’s mobile e-mail reputation is formidable, but can the new Bold deliver a smartphone performance to match?

Half the hottest phones may already be out there, but here's five we're absolutely gagging to clamp eyes on in Barcelona

Microsoft has opened its Windows Marketplace for Mobile app store to developers, and as an incentive is offering prizes for the most popular apps submitted

HTC has uncovered its latest Android phone in the shape of the Hero, and comes complete with new UI, HTC Sense

Apple may well have announced the brand new iPhone 3G S, but does it live up to you our expectations?

Nokia's Ovi Store is set to be the biggest app store launch of them all, with 20,000 different items to be available from its debut

A leaked internal memo from Palm hints that the US could expect a launch of the much-hyped handset on 5 June

As T-Mobile confirms the Cupcake 1.5 update for May, it also dates its second Android-based phone for this summer.

3.2MP sensor for new iPhone, with orders for a 5MP sensor also placed

The Sonim Enduro better watch out - Samsung's rugged Xplorer is coming to rough it up

In–App Purchase and peer to peer connectivity lead the line for rejigged Apple App Store

Fans of basic functionality rejoice – Apple has at last added copy and paste to the iPhone

Premium version of app store said to be in the offing for pricier games and add–ons

Netbook player and smartphone maker confirms early plans for its own app store

HTC has announced the HTC Touch2 handset, one of the first phones to be confirmed with the updated Windows Mobile 6.5 OS

The traditional pub quiz faces many threats. Now joining the music-round-destroying Shazam app, Wikipedia has launched an official iPhone app.