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By making us gradually less interested in our phones, Apple might be in turn ultimately hurting its iPhone sales.

If your Android phone gets stolen, a new feature makes sure it stays locked until it gets back in your hands.

The tech company has installed a delete-proof advertisement on the latest version of iOS.

Top-secret documents suggest U.S. government researchers created a version of Apple's application development tool to create surveillance backdoors into programs distributed on the App Store.

Today's savvy businesses are increasingly connecting with consumers via smartphones and tablets.

A self-service platform or website might do the trick. But here's a way to be sure.

Leap targets mid-market buyers and replaces the Z3 device which launched a year ago.

Smartwatches and beacons and telepathy, oh my!

Domino's is going Jetsons chic.

The company aims to expand its cross-platform strategy and deliver its often admired security, productivity and communication tools to many more smartphones and tablets.

Failing to do so will result in a cold shoulder from Google.

The big event kicks off March 2 in Barcelona.

Almost half of a brand's customers will soon be proverbially "up for grabs" to anyone with an effective mobile marketing strategy.

With mobile quickly overtaking the web, the classic search box may soon be replaced by the text message.

The phone does three things that might get a lot of attention.

Taking an Uber can now earn you reward points at Westin, Sheraton and other Starwood Hotel brands.

The London-based payment processing company announced a new 'tokenisation' service that allows customers to pay on a mobile device without credit card information being disclosed.

Days ahead of the release its Galaxy S6, the Korean tech giant teased that 2015 would be a landmark year for the technology.

If you really want to engage potential customers, get them into the game.

From computers that can read human emotion to personal assistants in your pocket, these startups are building the products that will shape your future.

With Valentine's Day upon us, here are some new and emerging apps that offer something different from popular services like Match.com, Tinder and OKCupid.