Telecoms

The Motorola Razr Maxx will launch in Europe in early May promising incredible battery life.

Alistair Charlton Apr 03, 2012

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

Alistair Charlton Mar 29, 2012

The HTC One X goes on sale in April, but which network and tariff is the best for you?

Alistair Charlton Mar 28, 2012

A well-made smartphone with a 4in touchscreen, 8 megepixel camera and quality design for those on a budget.

Alistair Charlton Mar 27, 2012

Growth remains the focus in Europe: supply concerns help boost oil prices

Martin Baccardax Mar 23, 2012

Virgin Media will bring its Wi-Fi network to 80 stations throughout the London Underground network in time for the 2012 Olympics.

Alistair Charlton Mar 15, 2012

The House of Lords has proposed to cut mobile roaming charges across the EU.

Alistair Charlton Mar 14, 2012

The new iPad goes on sale next Friday, but with a range of network deals available, which is best for you?

Alistair Charlton Mar 12, 2012

Nokia gambles both ways with the future, but will it be Lumia or Asha that wins big?

Alistair Charlton Mar 09, 2012

Complete review of MWC, with Alastair Stevenson reporting from Barcelona and Alistair Charlton from London, for International Business Times UK.

Alistair Charlton Feb 29, 2012

Following Huawei's quad-core fiesta, Sony unveils own dual-core Xperia U and P smartphones.

Alistair Charlton Feb 28, 2012

Hot on heels of Nokia's Lumia 610 smartphone, ZTE announces the Orbit, a Windows Phone device aimed at the budget market.

Alistair Charlton Feb 27, 2012

Huawei's Ascend D Quad is fastest smartphone in world, but iPhone 5 could soon steal title back.

Alistair Charlton Feb 27, 2012

Nokia announces 808 Pure View smartphone, featuring 41-megapixel Carl Zeiss camera and Dolby 5.1 surround sound.

Alistair Charlton Feb 27, 2012

British smartphone users could get their hands on ultra-fast 4G browsing speeds before the end of the year, as the country's biggest network announces major steps forward.

Alistair Charlton Feb 23, 2012

Privacy campaigners petition government to abandon Communications Capabilities Development Programme to monitor online activities.

Alastair Stevenson Feb 22, 2012

As part of it and Huawei's Western invasion, Chinese tech company ZTE has added the Mimosa X to its MWC red smartphone army.

Alastair Stevenson Feb 21, 2012

Apple Inc's booming China market share has plunged for the second consecutive quarter in October-December, losing out to cheaper deals from local brands like Huawei and ZTE, according to Reuters. The local brands have been promoting their products aggressively through the channel service partners for quite some time now.

Vinod Yalburgi Feb 20, 2012

Morgan Stanley has issued a report clarifying its belief that 2012 shipments of Nokia's new series of Windows Phones will break the 64 million milestone by the end of 2013.

Alastair Stevenson Jan 12, 2012

Following the car explosion in Iran that killed a nuclear scientist in Tehran, prominent Anon Sabu has threatened Israel on his Twitter account.

Gianluca Mezzofiore Jan 11, 2012

Study finds huge majority of UK companies negative about economic effects of 2012 games.

Shane Croucher Jan 10, 2012

With Nokia finally having unveiled its U.S. Lumia 900 Windows Phone, analysts have already begun to question whether the device will be able to reverse the company's reportedly ailing fortunes.

Alastair Stevenson Jan 10, 2012

More than one million ebook readers were opened on Christmas Day in the UK and a staggering 92 per cent of these were Kindles, underlining Amazon's dominance in the ebook sector.

Alistair Charlton Jan 04, 2012

Super-fast 4G mobile broadband will not be widely available in the UK until at least 2015, according to Ofcom's annual plan for 2012 to 2013.

Alistair Charlton Dec 12, 2011

From a hacktivist collective to a global political movement, Anonymous has dominated every cyber-crime related debate of this year, changing forever the face of online activism. But the collective has also stirred a controversy for its radical methods in South America, where it declared war against the drug cartels that dominate the region. Not to men...

Gianluca Mezzofiore Dec 08, 2011

Having fought an election campaign for six months on a bitter message of austerity, the new Spanish Prime Minister and leader of the Popular Party, Mariano Rajoy, now faces the difficult part.

Tom Nicolson Nov 21, 2011

Having just wrestled the crown of world's favourite smartphone maker from Apple, speculation has turned to the next quarter, with analysts questioning whether Samsung's Galaxy Nexus will be able to keep the Apple iPhone 4S hordes at bay.

Alastair Stevenson Oct 28, 2011

According to the two companies' quarterly financial statements, Samsung has won the title of world's top smart maker, with its current line of smartphones outselling Apple's iPhone.

Oct 28, 2011

The Indian police have arrested anti-corruption campaigner and Mahatma Gandhi disciple Anna Hazare for pledging to go ahead with a hunger strike against a proposed new anti-corruption law.

Aug 16, 2011

Vodafone has found itself in hot waters after rights group accused the giant mobile operator, which has 23 million of costumers in Egypt, questioned its "loyalty" to the Mubarak government during the protests that led to the ousting of the former leader.

Jul 27, 2011