Smartphones

What do you get the child who has everything? A phone that doesn’t send texts, run apps or have access to the internet of course!
 

Despite only being released a few months ago, the iPhone 5 is currently the tenth most traded in device of 2013, making up 2% of all traded in gadgets, according to CompareMyMobile.com data.

Anyone out there still using a first-gen iPhone, you might want to get hold of any spare parts while you still can – Apple won’t be making them soon.

Have traditional SMS text messages had their day? They have according to one piece of research, which says that chat apps have taken over.

The iPhone 4S has become one of the most popular mobile phones around. 

The nights are getting shorter, it’s no longer dark when we leave work, and we don’t need our hat and scarf as much... it must be spring!

It’s time to bust out the digital birthday cake, send out some e-vites and download a party games app; the mobile phone is 40 years old.

It looks like our love affair with all things ‘smart’ and ‘phone’ is waning.

The Nokia Lumia 920 is the flagship Windows Phone 8 device from Nokia and boasts an 8.7 megapixel camera with PureView technology. There’s also a 1.5GHz dual-core processor under the hood offering a smooth and lag-free user experience regardless of the features being used.

It’s been just over one month since BlackBerry unveiled its all new BlackBerry 10 software on its 2013 flagship, the BlackBerry Z10. But, has the Canadian manufacturer done enough with its new mobile platform to cut it as a major player in the smartphone market?