LG
Hands on: LG Nexus 4
Adam Turner An Android superphone with a budget price tag, LG's Nexus 4 could be a smartphone game changer.
LG unveils new phone with voice-activated camera
Miyoung Kim LG has unveiled its latest high-end smartphone packed with powerful hardware upgrades.
LG unveils Optimus G smartphone
LG has unveiled its highly anticipated top-end smartphone, the Optimus G - just days before consumer electronics fair IFA in Berlin.
Mobiles
iPhone growth lowest since 2007 launch
Samantha Murphy It may seem like everyone already has all the mobile devices they need, but global shipments for notebooks, tablets and smartphones reached 308.
Blog
Can 'hybrid' broadcasting save free-to-air TV?
Adam Turner Is Hybrid Broadcast Broadband TV the future of Australian television?
Mobiles
Apple gains in US smartphone market
Apple has gained ground in the US smartphone market, nibbling into the lead held by handsets powered by Google's Android software, Industry tracker comScore reports.
Apple
iPhone 5S rumour round-up
Salvador Rodriguez There are plenty of rumours on the web about the next iPhone, but you should trust only a few of them.
Mobiles
Smartphones surge as Samsung grabs one third of global market
More smartphones than "dumb" phones are being made this year and Samsung accounts for one third of global market.
Shootout
Samsung Galaxy S4 v the rest
Jenneth Orantia Samsung has left nary a stone unturned in its latest flagship phone, the Galaxy S4, but is it enough to stave off the fierce competition?
Firefox smartphones coming this year
Peter Svensson Mozilla, the non-profit foundation behind the popular Firefox web browser, is getting into phones. But it's not stopping at web browsers - it's launching an entire phone operating system.
Calling time on an outdated smartphone
Jenneth Orantia Updating your smartphone? Three new releases should be in contention.
Toss-up: Android smartphones
Adam Turner LG's budget Nexus 4 raises the bar for Android superphones and gives Samsung's top-of-the-line Galaxy S III 4G a run for its money.
Fonblet? Phablets? We need a better name for large smartphones
Salvador Rodriguez While some say massive phones are just a fad - and should be called "fad-lets" - they aren't going away anytime soon.
Mobile makers scurry to join year of the phablet
Jeremy Wagstaff and Lee Chyen Yee Phablets, a cross between a smartphone and a tablet, are gaining popularity globally as consumers opt for bigger screens to perform multimedia functions.
Hands on: Asus Nexus 7 tablet
Adam Turner The most influential gadget of 2012, the Android-powered Nexus 7 raises the bar for all tablets.
Android extends global smartphone lead
Google's Android operating system will power more than two-thirds of smartphones sold worldwide in 2012.
Apple and oranges: which of the new smartphones reigns supreme?
Adam Turner The smartphone war is hotting up as the big names put forward new champions in a superphone battle royale.
New Google gadgets go on sale and sell out
A handful of new Google devices went on sale yesterday, and some have already sold out.
Google unveils new phone, larger tablet
Michael Liedtke Google has unveiled a new smartphone and a larger version of the Nexus tablet in a renewed challenge to Apple's iPhone and iPad.
Opinion
Same old from Apple, while Lumias pack punch
Chris Gardner argues that Apple's iPhone user interface is dated and hard to personalise and says Microsoft has won him over.
