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Samsung's Galaxy S4 takes on HTC's M7, in the battle of most-anticipated smartphones of 2013.

Young people are most likely victims of UK street mugging epidemic, police figures reveal.

The HTC M7 has been spotted running on Android 4.1.2 (Jelly Bean) and features new HTC Sense 5.0 with 'simple and clean' user interface.

The Walking Dead by Telltale Games has already swept game of the year awards for 2012. Now it's available on the iPhone, and is as brilliant as ever.

Analysts predict Samsung will increase its lead over Apple in the smartphone market in 2013, as a wide range of products may force Apple to develop an iPhone mini.

Twitter has been unofficially valued at almost £7bn and is thought to be targeting an initial public offering in 2014, according to Greencrest Capital.

Corning is expected to launch the next iteration of its ultra-damage-resistant and scratch proof Glass known as Gorilla Glass 3 at CES this year.

The Vodafone Smart Tab 2 is one of the cheapest 7in Android tablets on the market, but has the cost-cutting by Vodafone been worth it?

As reports suggest Google will settle its FTC antitrust case very soon, Microsoft is blaming it for poor Windows Phone experiences.

Apple has said that a bug stopping the Do Not Disturb feature on iPhones and iPads from working will fix itself after 7 January

After Installous, Zeusmos and Chinese Kuaiyong hack services take over the reins of pirating iOS apps, even on non-jailbroken devices

Snapchat, the real-time picture and video-sharing service, remains hugely popular despite challenges from Facebook Poke and serious security concerns.

Hackulous, the community for iPhone jailbreakers looking for cracked iOS apps, closed down its website abruptly on 30 December, taking Apptrackr and Installous with it.

Rumours suggest Apple is working on a iWatch, but here are five reasons it will never happen.

Apple has been ordered by a Chinese court to pay £100,000 damages, as it was found guilty of copyright violation.

Apple CEO's pay slashed from $378m as pay for 2011 does not include Apple stock.

IBTimes UK looks back at the 10 stories that defined technology landscape in 2012.

Pod2g reveals some startling facts about jailbreaking in exclusive interview with iDownloadBlog.

From the Galaxy S4 and BlackBerry 10, to PlayStation 4 and the Apple television, we predict the technology that could be seen in 2013.

Google's recently acquired Motorola unit is believed to be working on a new smartphone – X Phone – for release in 2013.

The HTC Windows Phone 8S is a 4in smartphone running Microsoft's new mobile operating system, with a 5-megapixel camera, quirky design and a price tag of £225.

Samsung is looking to move away from memory-chip production and into processor production with a $4bn investment in Texas.

iOS hacker and developer, iH8sn0w, has released the latest update - f0recast v1.4 - to simplify jailbreaking and unlocking methods for the users

A RIM spokesperson has confirmed that BlackBerry 10 smartphones will support 4G when they launch next year.

Check out a comprehensive feature comparison of HTC Butterfly with Apple's flagship iPhone 5 to help you make your buying decision.

In the wake of the Sandy Hook shooting, computer games, naturally, have nothing to say

Samsung has said it will withdraw an injunction request on Apple products in the UK and four other European countries, hours after a US court rules Samsung products cannot be blocked from sale.

From 16 January, Facebook will be able to sell users' Instagram photos to third parties. If you want to leave Instagram, here are three way to download photos from your account.

Facebook changes Instagram's terms of services to give itself 'perpetual' rights to users' photos and sell them without permission.

The last 12 months have seen high-profile legal disputes involving Apple, Samsung, Microsoft and others. We pick six of the most important and try and explain what it all means.