The Nokia brand is taking on the premium smartphone market with the launch of its flagship Nokia 8 device.

Ericsson has taken smartphone manufacturer Wiko to court in Germany over what it claims is infringement of 2G, 3G and LTE cellular technology patents.

The widespread acceptance of mobile payments in physical retail stores in the UK has led to significant growth in the number of transactions, a new report has found.

Qualcomm has acquired Netherlands-based start-up Scyfer and unveiled a new vision of “on-device” AI.

Qualcomm is expanding its camera offering for smartphones with capabilities designed for augmented and virtual reality applications.

Qualcomm has achieved a breakthrough in its patent war with Apple, after US regulatory authorities announced an investigation into the iPhone manufacturer’s trade practices.

Global SIM card shipments are set to exceed 5.8 million in 2020 despite saturation in markets such as Europe, according to new figures from ABI Research.

Samsung has announced the industry’s first LTE modem to support six carrier aggregation.

Qualcomm has returned fire on Apple supporters including Facebook and Google, accusing them of attempting to misdirect regulators, as the patent dispute between the chipset maker and iPhone manufacturer rumbles on.

BT, Facebook, Google and Samsung have said Qualcomm's attempts to ban the sale of iPhones would damage competition in the United States.

Qualcomm is demanding a sales ban of the iPhone in the United States, as the ongoing row between the chipset maker and Apple escalates.

Nokia has appointed the President and CEO of Samsung Electronics, North America, as President of its Technologies unit.

A security sensor that unlocks with the help of a heartbeat was among the flurry of products Qualcomm launched at Mobile World Congress Shanghai.

Seven out of 10 early adopters believe virtual and augmented reality will become mainstream technology for the likes of travel and retail, new research from Ericsson has found.

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Cellular connectivity will account for a fifth of all internet traffic by 2021, Cisco has predicted, with IoT devices accounting for more than half of connected devices by early next decade.

Apple is bringing machine learning and augmented reality to iOS as well as a new connected speaker to rival Amazon Echo and Google Home.

Nokia and Apple have resolved their long-running patent dispute, with the Finland-based vendor now agreeing to provide network infrastructure and services to the iPhone maker.

Google is putting artificial intelligence at the heart of its future and launched a new business unit amid the cavalcade of announcements at its annual I/O conference.

Google has launched a new project aimed at making it quicker for device manufacturers to offer the latest version of Android.