Tensions must be high at Microsoft.  The recent embarrassment of the short-lived KIN project has left all eyes on Windows Phone 7, not only to...

Hardly had our liveblog finished when Apple sprung the second half of their iPhone 4 antenna event, the “show” companion to Steve Jobs’ presentation “tell”.

AT&T’s Captivate is the first of Samsung’s Galaxy S series smartphones to reach the US, and our review unit has just dropped onto the test...

Motorola’s first-generation DROID shook HTC’s dominance of the Android segment and arguably reinvented the company after years of tired RAZR variants.

Motorola, Google and Verizon have just officially announced the DROID X at their launch event in NYC this afternoon, and it may just be enough...

The HTC EVO 4G has landed, and considering it’s one of the most eagerly anticipated Android smartphones of the year, it has a lot to...

YouTube have jumped on board with Google TV, introducing YouTube Lean Back, a custom feed of streaming videos that can be set up from the...

SlashGear is at Google I/O 2010 this week, and the search company has started the event by throwing open the doors to Google Wave.

Apple’s iPhone OS 4.0 preview has been and gone, and the aftermath is a much more appealing OS not only for the iPhone but for...

If it feels like it’s a long time since we first saw the Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10, that’s because it really has been.

A new Consumer Reports survey has put Apple comfortably ahead of Lenovo, Toshiba, Dell and other computer manufacturers for after sales care, with consistently strong...

Apple have announced a new scheme for their developers, the Mac Developer Program, based on the same system as the iPhone Developer Program and eventually...

After a slow start, Motorola have taken off running with Android smartphone development.

The Acer Liquid e features latest Android 2.1 and powered by Qualcomm 8250 768 MHz Snapdragon processor, a 3.5” WVGA capacitive touchsceren, 1350 mAh Li-Po...

Give developers the promise of something new to play with and, well, they’ll probably start playing.