Plan is for USB-C to be standard across EU by autumn 2024

With BlackBerry’s focus now on security, the vendor has said goodbye to its classic devices by pulling the plug on the legacy software they run. But as we reflect on its past, can it still make a handset comeback?

Chipset shortages have continued to impact the industry throughout 2021, contributing to year-on- year declines in shipments in Q3 – and analysts predict only gradual improvements until late 2022

Apple has faced pressure in recent months to be open with regards with to access for repairs

After launching phones supporting Google services globally, we asked analysts about Honor’s prospects

With access to Google Mobile Services once again, Honor is back in the battle, according to industry analysts

At its Unpacked event, Samsung focused on foldable devices in the guise of the Fold3 and Flip3 rather than showcasing a new Galaxy Note. But what are the prospects for widespread foldable adoption?

Almost as sure as night follows day, Apple has held its latest annual launch. We gathered views on the line-up

Having hit top spot for the first time in Europe and second in the world for smartphone shipments in the second quarter, Xiaomi is paving the way for a steadier rise in the UK market after a more modest start

With 100m sales of its latest devices in seven months, Apple may have a more solid grip on the market

As sanctions continue to bite, Huawei is moving away from smartphones and infrastructure

Network consolidation, online sales surge and 5G to feature heavily in 2021, say analysts

Challengers like China’s Xiaomi and Oppo are staking a claim for a top-three slot globally. How will it pan out?

With Huawei struggling with crippling US restrictions, the door is wide open for its competitors

Honor was launched by Huawei in 2013 as a part of its dual-brand strategy

A new BlackBerry is coming in 2021 – will the brand have a successful comeback this time around?

Mobile News gathered the views on the impact of Apple’s US move to begin selling parts to independent repairers

Samsung has had teething issues with the Fold smartphone in the first half of this year Samsung Electronics has announced that it expects operating profits to decline by more than half as it released its earning guidance for the second quarter.  The South-Korean manufacturer has warned the market that profits will slide 56 per cent,

Observers say it is arguably Oppo’s first big smartphone launch since it entered the region last year

Cuts are not all doom and gloom, with Sony having assets it can use to boost the mobile business

Samsung retained top spot with 28 per cent of overall market share for Q4