The saying, “hardware is the new software” refers, at least in part, to companies such as Google and Microsoft piling into mobile phone hardware. In this article, we at IDTechEx share some of the ...

Lisa Eadicicco covered mobile devices. Prior to joining CNET, she served as a senior tech correspondent at Insider, reporting on Apple and the broader consumer tech industry. She was also a tech ...

Imagine a world in 2030 where your mobile phone is nothing but a relic, a curious artifact from a bygone era. This isn’t just the stuff of science fiction; it’s a future being quietly crafted by ...

Bob Iannucci envisions a cloud-based 'social graph,' usable on any phone, where information would be linked like friends and related content in a social networking tool The standard architecture that ...

Acurast has just crossed a major milestone: 50,000 mobile devices have joined its decentralized compute network. Co-founder Alessandro De Carli is clear on why mobile-first is the only way forward.

Well into the first year of on-device generative AI on phones and laptops, Snapdragon chipmaker Qualcomm looks toward the future. David Lumb is a senior reporter covering mobile and gaming spaces.

You have an Ultramarine iPhone 16 and are tired of the color; what do you do? You most likely wait until you upgrade (perhaps to an iPhone 17) and get one in another ...

Rapidly evolving are perhaps the two most apt words to describe cell phone technology. This tool didn't exist until the 1970s, and since then, it has transformed the entire concept of communication.

It’s incredible how far smartphone technology has come in such a short time. What started as simple mobile phones designed primarily for calls has evolved into powerful mini-computers with ...

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