Before Apple's iPhone, Blackberry kicked off the smartphone revolution and brought the office out of the office and into the tap-tap-tap grasp of workers all over the world.

Eid is just around the corner, and as if on cue, so and are potential muggers on every street corner waiting to pounce.

The release of iOS 9, Apple's new mobile operating system, marks the first taste many folks will get of its vision for the future of mobile devices

Apple unveils a larger iPad tablet, a TV box with its own app store and new iPhones that can detect how firmly their screens are being pressed.

A factory which had made up to 41,000 fake Apple iPhones has been caught in China leading to nine arrests.

Apple’s CarPlay pledges to offer the connectivity that drivers and passengers crave, with the intelligence to get out of the way when it’s not wanted. The system works by serving up CarPlay-compatible apps on a vehicle’s in-dash screen, essentially displaying them in a special format in the car while they’re running on an iPhone.

A new application lets people send self-destructing messages from whatever email accounts they fancy.

Yahoo is working on a way of unlocking a mobile phone using the owner's ear rather than a password or fingerprint.

Analysts say Apple will become the overnight leader in the nascent segment. Strategy Analytics predicts Apple will sell 15.4 million units worldwide in 2015, giving Apple a 55 percent market share.

Google's latest update to the Android version of the Gmail app adds a new "all inboxes" view which improvs the way email threads are organized for non-Google email accounts

The move by the Facebook-owned smartphone photo sharing service was in keeping with a strategy by social network co-founder Mark Zuckerberg to field separate, specialised applications aimed at ways people like to use mobile devices.