Qualcomm: Apple Dispute Hurt Q3 2017 Profits By Nathaniel Mott But the company won't back down--chief executive Steve Mollenkopf said on an earnings call that Qualcomm will "appropriately defend the tremendous value that our innovations bring to this industry."
Qualcomm Seeks To Halt US Import, Sales Of Apple iPhone By Kevin Carbotte The legal battle between Qualcomm and Apple is heating up. Qualcomm is seeking to block importation and sales of Apple iPhone products for infringing on six Qualcomm technology patents.
Razer Acquires Nexbit, Portends Smartphone Business Play By Derek Forrest Razer announced that it has acquired Kickstarter-birthed smartphone manufacturer Nexbit, including its management and employees, in a bid to enter the smartphone market.
Lenovo First To Market With Project Tango Smartphone, The Phab 2 Pro (Update: Availability) By Seth Colaner Lenovo will be the first to market with a smartphone that comes with Google's Project Tango: the Phab 2 Pro
Alcatel Idol 4S Smartphone and VR Headset First Look By Alexander Quejado The Alcatel Idol 4S is the first smartphone to be bundled with a VR headset. Does this pair have what it takes to deliver an exceptional mobile VR experience?
LG G5 And 'Friends' Available From U.S. Carriers Early April (Update: Now Available) By Seth Colaner The flagship LG G5 smartphone and its many oddball "Friends" accessories and peripherals are coming next month.
LG Opens G5 Smartphone To Module Devs By Seth Colaner LG pushes hard into modular smartphone market by opening up G5 module development and hosting a mini dev conference.
Nintendo Releases Miitomo For iOS And Android By Michael Justin Allen Sexton As part of Nintendo's strategy to expand into the smartphone market, the company just released its first piece of smartphone software: Miitomo.
How Can A Smartphone Stand Out In A Sea Of Sameness? Specialize By Seth Colaner Smartphone sameness has been a problem for flagships, and it's an epidemic in the midrange and lower. What can smartphone makers do to stand out from the crowd?
Motorola Moto X Pure Edition Review By Matt Humrick, Leonid Yankulin Not yet rated The Moto X Pure Edition’s software is purely Android, its attractive styling is purely Motorola, and its customization options make it purely yours.
Canonical Impresses With Ubuntu Core And Low-Power Mobile Devices By Seth Colaner We were skeptical going into Canonical's booth at Mobile World Congress, but the company's Ubuntu Core "convergence" experience running on middling mobile hardware was impressive.
Pay For Your OnePlus Smartphone In Installments, Carrier-Free By Michael Justin Allen Sexton OnePlus announced that U.S. customers can now pay for their OnePlus phones with a new installment program.
