Jane McEntegart

Archos is headed to Mobile World Congress in Barcelona this weekend and it seems the company is looking to get in ahead of the rush of announcements as it today unveiled a host of new Android devices for the year ahead.

Broadcom is kicking off Mobile World Congress a bit early with the unveiling of a brand new chip aimed at fitness trackers and smart watches.

Ubuntu abound?

Gionee goes for world's thinnest.

The LG G2 Mini is finally official but the specs don't excite.

A peek inside the factory where Crucial's Ballistix DRAM is made.

HTC's new Advantage program will see the company repair broken or cracked screens for some users.

The need for (smooth) speed.

Nothing wrong with a little dip in price, is there?

PS4 on top for sales in the United States.

Windows-flavored Chromebooks thanks to VMWare.

Oppo's next big thing could actually be several things.

Another miniature flagship, the first from LG.

Mozilla today announced plans to put ads inside its Firefox browser. If you're already a Firefox user, you likely won't see any at all.

You can buy Sony's NWZ-270 from a vending machine.

Time to party.

How your Xbox One experience will change with the spring update.

Bill Gates revealed that he will be spending one third of his time at Microsoft, and he will be focusing on product while he is there.

Device was previously only available in Japan and the United Kingdom.

Soon budget devices like Motorola's impressive Moto G can have the 4G LTE functionality of their pricier counterparts.

You don't have to be a top ranked player to train with the England team.

Sony announces plans to sell PC line to Japanese investment firm JIP Inc.

What we want from Gear 2.

A spoonful of sugar helps the medicine go down.

A man with his head in the cloud is exactly what Microsoft needs.