The Samsung Galaxy S5 will launch on 24 February
This invitation strongly suggests the Galaxy S5 will make its thunder-stealing entrance at Mobile World Congress
Smartphone news & reviews
iOS 8 could track your fitness with new Healthbook app
Apple looks set to jump on the health-tracking band wagon. Time to start stretching…
HTC could reveal the One 2 (M8) at a New York launch event in March
HTC’s next flagship could skip Mobile World Congress for its own Big Apple launch event
Video: Reviveaphone promises to bring your wet smartphone back from the dead
Inadvertently drowned your smartphone? Reviveaphone promises to resuscitate any water-damaged mobile – but does it actually work?
Samsung Galaxy S4 Black: a taste of things to come with the S5?
New edition of Samsung’s flagship phone features a faux-leather case that could be retained by its successor
10 things Apple should totally steal from Android for iOS 8 and the iPhone 6
From more inter-app communication to app installs from anywhere, here are the Android features we’d like welded to our iPads and iPhones
5.5in Samsung Galaxy Note Neo announced: S Pen shenanigans on a budget
The Galaxy Note 3 gets a (slightly) smaller brother. And it’s rocking a six-core processor
Sony Xperia Z1 Compact review
Can small phones be built without compromises? Sony thinks so, squeezing top specs into a regular sized hero [updated with video]
LG G Pro 2 preview
UPDATE 11/02/14: The G Pro 2 gets its own special event on 13 February, ahead of Mobile World Congress
Ztylus’ revolver lens kit injects your Galaxy S4’s camera with imaging steroids
From fisheye weirdness to wide-angle goodness in a single click, this case does it all
iPhone 6 could have an unscratchable sapphire glass-coated screen, embedded with solar cells
Apple will instantly blast to the top of the innovation food chain if the latest rumours prove to be true
Video review: Motorola Moto X – affordable, customisable and officially available in the UK
The Moto X is the result of a wonderful evolution as Motorola reinvents itself under the Google banner
