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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.

Samsung Announces Dual Pixel Sensor (Which Is In The Galaxy S7)

By Lucian Armasu

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.

LeTV Rebrands As 'LeEco,' Debuts New Smartphones As It Tackles Global Market

By Lucian Armasu

Xiaomi Announces Mi 5 Flagship Smartphone

By Matt Humrick

Mobile World Congress 2016 Awards

By Fritz Nelson, Matt Humrick, Seth Colaner

Elliptic Labs Ultrasonic Touchless Gesture Control Now 'Shipping'

By Fritz Nelson

Saygus V-Squared Smartphone Still Coming, Just A Little Less ‘Super’

By Seth Colaner

The long-awaited Saygus V-Squared "superphone" is coming to market finally, but the specs that last year were extraordinary are now...not quite. But it's still a promising handset.

Intel Adds Hand-Tracking To Project Tango Phone, Without Peripherals

By Seth Colaner

Intel's Project Tango phone now offers hand- and object-tracking -- without the use of any peripherals -- as well as improved demos.

Dual-Screen Siam 7x Smartphone Beats The Odds, Hits The Market

By Seth Colaner

The dual-screen Siam 7x smartphone was a longshot to ever reach the market, but it beat the odds and went on sale today.

(Update: Pricing, Preorder, And No Video Out) U.S. Gets Ubuntu-Flavored Continuum Competitor With Meizu Pro 5 Global Launch

By Seth Colaner

Imagination's New Low-Power Series8XE GPU Doubles Fillrate

By Matt Humrick, Chris Schodt

Imagination Technology announced the PowerVR Series8XE at MWC 2016, a low-power GPU targeting low-cost smartphones, wearables, televisions, IoT devices, and other embedded applications.

Acer Liquid Zest, Liquid Jade 2 Announced At MWC, No U.S. Availability

By Lucian Armasu

Acer announced two new phones at the MWC, called the Acer Liquid Zest (which also has a 4G variant), and the higher-end Acer Liquid Jade 2.

Sony Announces New Xperia X Series Smartphones

By Alex Davies

At MWC 2016 Sony took the wraps off three of its latest Android smartphones, part of the Xperia "X" series phones: the X Performance, X, and XA.

Lenovo Vibe K5 Plus With Full HD Screen, Snapdragon 616 Only $149; No U.S. Availability, Though

By Rexly Peñaflorida

Lenovo announced the Vibe K5 Plus, which brings a Snapdragon 616 processor, full HD screen, 2 GB of RAM, and 16 GB of storage for only $149.

Samsung Galaxy S7 And S7 Edge Preview

By Matt Humrick

Samsung follows up last year's radical redesign of its Galaxy flagships by fixing common complaints, polishing up the design, and resurrecting microSD support and IP68 environmental protection.

HP Wants Back In: The Elite X3 Windows 10 Smartphone And 'Dumb' Laptop

By Seth Colaner

HP is diving back into the mobile market with the Elite X3 Windows 10 smartphone, a "dumb" laptop clamshell, and a dock like Microsoft's Display Dock.