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Almost every customer has is a cell phone. Make mobile a part of your marketing mix to find your customers wherever they are.

The M operating system is focused on refining the entire Android experience.

A taste of what to expect when the show starts in earnest tomorrow.

During each walk, Wag provides owners with a photo of their dog, a map of the walk, and a 'pee-poop' status update.

The Light Phone is a credit-card sized phone that does basically nothing.

It looks like a pepper mill but it's really so much more.

Fiddling with your smartphone and driving has been shown to be more dangerous than drunk driving. If you're going to do it, you might as well do it safer. That's the big idea behind RayGo.

CEO John Chen says the company is working on a set of products that will help it to regain its faltering share of the smartphone market.

Hacked emails show that product placement in a Bond film isn't easy.

You pay only for the data you use. How nice does that sound?

It turns out bringing your screen to bed with you can have negative impacts on your brain and affect your productivity.

Nobody can function in business without a smartphone but most could get more done if they paid it less attention.

It's possible -- and also pretty awesome -- thanks to this startup company.

PathSense wants you to get around without draining your smartphone battery.

Fact: Your little talk box is crawling with gobs of toxic crud. Microsoft aims to kill those bugs dead. Here's how.

The Trusted Voice Smart Lock option is being rolled out as part of the Google Play Services 7.0 update

Don't be that person.

Meanwhile, the company says it could struggle to meet demand for the curved-edged version, the S6 Edge.

Scientists who developed the battery say it has the potential to replace lithium-ion batteries, used in millions of laptops and mobile phones.

The case accused the search engine company of harming smartphone buyers by forcing handset makers using Android operating system to make Google's own applications the default option.

Investors are betting on a rebound this year on healthy chip sales and high hopes for its new flagship smartphones.