Some have suggested that Google should buy a mobile network operator like T-Mobile but we think that following the launch of Nexus One, Google should instead acquire a mobile phone operator and more specifically its strategic partner, HTC.

While there's still a bit of work to be done with the actual "working" part, the concept is to simply let you twirl your cellphone battery around your finger a few times for a quick bit of juice to send a text or make a call.

We hate to lapse into such a game-reviewing cliché, but it's safe to say we were "addicted" to Android puzzle game Bebbled to quite some degree over Christmas.

Maps on streets, reviews on shops, facebook profiles on people... this is the sort of thing that augmented reality promises and that Vuzix's Augmented Reality Wrap Video Eyewear could bring to everyday life. Provided you don't mind going around with giant black plastic spectacles on.

Google has announced a smartphone called the Nexus One, the first in a range of own-brand devices that it will sell directly to consumers - but what does the move say about its mobile strategy?

Vodafone has confirmed that it will not be selling the Xperia X2 due to problems during testing holding back its release date, meaning it won' be coming to the UK as planned just yet.

People need many things right now, but surely nothing more than the ability to spontaneously see through the clothing of another.

This just in from the folks at BillShrink: An updated comparison of the hardware and service costs of various smartphones.

Just as the rumors of a pricey Apple tablet computer have reached a high-water mark, Freescale Semiconductor on Monday showcased reference designs of an affordable, lightweight tablet computer, which is set to hit the market later this year.

One of the biggest problems faced by researchers who are working on eye implants is the source of power; after all, you're not going to plug yourself into a wall socket for charging.