In my day it was television, later it was video games

A new study is blaming smartphones for teen loneliness.

According to the Journal of Adolescence, smartphone use is the most likely candidate for a sharp rise in teen angst in 36 out of 37 countries between 2012 and 2018.

Coronavirus dents smartphone sales 

One of the world's largest smartphone markets has been dinged by a coronavirus wave.

Competition too much

After losing around $4.5 billion over the past five years, LG is considering exiting the smartphone market in 2021.

If it is prepared to wait a bit and scales back on high end phones

Huawei might have a way to avoid some of the worst consequences of tightening US trade restrictions, provided it’s willing to wait a while.

Despite American bans

For the first time, Huawei has shipped more smartphones worldwide over a quarter than any other company, according to a report from analyst firm Canalys.

Launch soon

Honor X10 Max specifications and renders are starting to appear with the first details appearing on the China Telecom website.

Welcome to the 21^st century

The  Honor Play 4 Pro smartphone is set to ship with an infrared temperature sensor.

IDC sees lower consumer spending due to coronavirius

IDC beancounters say that global smartphone shipments will fall nearly 12 percent to 1.2 billion units in 2020 due to lower consumer spending due to the economic impact of the coronavirus crisis.

US dependence is too risky

Chinese smartphone manufacturer Oppo is increasing its its efforts to develop its own smartphone CPUs believing that US gear is too risky to have in your supply chain.

Smart life as opposed to the one you see on Facebook

 Huawei sub-brand Honor is holding an event next week, on 18 May to announce new smart life products. The new products are part of the company's vision to offer a full ecosystem of products around its smartphones, such as the recently-announced Honor 30 family.