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The shift to a global majority of smartphones is now being driven by consumers in developing countries such as China, India and Indonesia.

Mobile phone-makers say speed is important, and predictive screens decrease the time needed to type — or thumb — each word.

LG credited demand for smartphones that run on faster “LTE” networks, which are taking off in South Korea, Japan and the United States.

About half of the tablet news users that Pew surveyed say their tablets spur them to spend more time consuming news

Facebook places the blame for the loss of users’ contacts on a software bug

Fears about the FDA hampering innovation remain

On Wednesday, Congress approved a bill that allows the Food and Drug Administraion to regulate medical applications on smartphones.

When touched to payment terminals, NFC-equipped phones can act as credit or debit cards.

Move criticized as a ‘freeloading business model’

Smartphones and tablets account for 20% of Web traffic for sports content during first round games of NCAA Tournament, according to comScore

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Led by Apple’s iPad, tablet sales increased 275.5% in 2011 from 17.8 million units sold in 2010

‘It’s been a gadget-friendly holiday season overall, according to a number of recently released stats’

Smartphone video update platform called ‘the best thing since sliced bread’

Anticipated Facebook smartphone would likely favor its own content over other things on the web

‘A handful of applications will allow parents to receive timely data on where their children are and possibly deter youngsters from wandering too far away’

Antitrust regulator investigating accusations that Google limits portal operators’ access to Android smartphones

Smartphone users are spending most of their time playing games,

Customers now must choose between tiered data plans

Demand for smarter tech from agency directors and employees alike is forcing government to adapt