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If passed by Parliament, price drops could start as soon as July this year

A security expert says the move away from BlackBerrys is not a good one for mobile phone security.

The makers of the BlackBerry smartphone - Research in Motion (RiM) - are reportedly planning to give software developers a prototype BlackBerry 10 device, to help them develop better applications.

The latest BlackBerry PlayBook has a rather amazing collection of apps in store.

We interview consumerization expert Cesare Garlati about the benefits and risks involved in employees using their own phones and tablets for work.

From Tulisa to Kim Kardashian, is seems that most celebrities have a sex tape floating around somewhere

X Factor Judge Tulisa Contostavlos has become a hot internet topic after an explicit sex tape allegedly featuring her was leaked online.

The video that the X Factor Judge claimed as 'fake' last year has emerged online.

A new report based on ad impressions shows that Apple's iPhone and iPad are quickly catching up with Android devices.

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Apple to develop smaller iPad to rival Amazon's Kindle Fire later this year, sources claim.

Having spurned 2012's Mobile World Congress (MWC), Samsung's highly anticipated Galaxy S3 smartphone will be released in July, according to South African network operators

A study by Kantar WorldPanel ComTech revealed that over half the population of the UK owns a smartphone, with the Android operating system topping the charts

Work will no longer get done, revision will be skipped and procrastination will reach an all-time high - a new Angry Birds game is coming on 22 March.

Despite Apple CEO Tim Cook stating earlier this week that consumers hate cheap tablets, a recent study has found that the BlackBerry PlayBook is gaining ground on Apple's iPad.

Grammy award-winning pop queen Shakira had a rather interesting experience... She was attacked a lion... a sea lion, that is!

Rumours surrounding iPad 3's release in early March have boosted Apple (AAPL) shares to over $500, with a net surplus of 5 per cent rise in stock value in the last two days alone. Apparently, Apple's stock surge is also spurred by the company's first quarter earnings announced on January 24.

Quashing the slew of recent reports suggesting the Galaxy S3 was set to be unveiled in March, Samsung has issued a statement clarifying the device won't be appearing anytime soon.

Research in Motion provides users with more than six million applications per day.

French sources suggest Samsung's flagship Galaxy S3 smartphone has entered Earth's orbit, beginning its decent for a March 2012 landing.

Adding to the mountain sized pile of Samsung Galaxy S3 rumours, speculation now suggests the device will be just 7mm thick upon release.

Rumours suggest that the fabled Galaxy S3 and iPhone 5 devices are set to take a slice out of Motorola's rugged smartphone cake by being made waterproof.

In spite of a lack of official word and a sea of comments suggesting otherwise, an industry insider has pegged Samsung's Galaxy S3 with an April, 2012 release date.

Research in Motion's BlackBerry, which accounted for three percent mobile devices sales worldwide last year, is still the most preferred smartphone in the UK for the second year running.

After the slow-motion plane crash that was 2011, Research in Motion feels that 2012 is the year to turn its BlackBerry brand around, and a team of cartoon superheroes is - apparently - the answer.

Apple is once again the number one smartphone supplier in the world, having shipped 37 million iPhones in the fourth quarter of 2011.

O2 has issued an apology for the major security flaw which saw the mobile network accidently leak users' mobile phone numbers to every website they visited.

The first day in a new job is never going to be an easy one, but on 23 January Thorsten Heins walked into one of the least enviable positions in business, as he took over as chief executive officer at Research in Motion.

Nokia and Blackberry, the two major competitors of iPhone, have seen their worst decline in history during the past 12 months.