Nvidia announces its latest mobile processing unit, the Tegra 4 mobile chipset. FULL STORY >

Microsoft reveals that it has now passed the 60 million mark for Windows 8 licences sold. FULL STORY >

Apple's newest iPhone brings a few much needed improvements to the smartphone table, as it looks to take on rivals including the Samsung S3. FULL STORY >

RIM announces the financial results for its fiscal Q3 2013 period, revealing an operating profit for the company. FULL STORY >

Nokia and RIM settle all outstanding legal actions between the two firms, thanks to a patent licence agreement. FULL STORY >

IHS iSuppli forecasts that Samsung will be the top cellphone vendor for the 2012 year, relegating Nokia to second place. FULL STORY >

MTN announces the local pricing info for Apple's highly anticipated iPhone 5. FULL STORY >

Twitter takes a look back at the events and tweets that captured the attention of its users throughout 2012. FULL STORY >

IDC reveals that the worldwide smart connected device (PC, smartphone, and tablet) market grew by 27.1% during Q3 2012. FULL STORY >

In 2012 we saw the smartphone power shift from Apple to Korean tech-giant Samsung. Their Galaxy S3 received the amount of praise usually reserved for the latest iPhone. But the S3 wasn't the only trick up its sleeve... FULL STORY >

Sony pulls the wraps off of its newest Xperia smartphone - the Xperia E and E dual. FULL STORY >

BenQ is known for good quality and decently priced projectors, with the portable Joybee GP2 aiming to dent the iPhone entertainment market. FULL STORY >

We find out if Nokia's new flagship device, the Windows Phone 8 running Lumia 920, is a match for HTC's Windows Phone 8X, the iPhone or any of its Android-powered competition. FULL STORY >

IDC forecasts minimal growth for the mobile phone market this year, in spite of the smartphone market segment slated for a glittering performance during the holiday season. FULL STORY >

The latest Android usage data shows that the newest versions of Android, namely ICS and Jelly Bean, have made their way onto more mobile devices. FULL STORY >