Microsoft has just released another ad pitting Cortana against Siri.

From July 2015, the most popular smartphones on the market will feature a global "kill-switch."

HTC has given its HTC One an iPhone 5s-inspired makeover.

The latest data on the state of the U.S. smartphone market is in.

Apple has once again taken the No. 1 position in J.D. Power's Smartphone Satisfaction Study.

Other smartphone vendors may attempt to strike gold.

The cameras of the iPhone 5 and HTC One have recently gone head to head in an all out battle.

Facebook has just issued an invitation to "Come See Our New Home on Android."

Samsung has no desire to reach a settlement with Apple over long-standing patent disputes.

Facebook, the social networking gorilla, could unveil its first smartphone powered by a modified version of Android, according to a special first-in-a-series report by All Things Digital. Code-named “Buffy,” after the TV character played by Sarah Michelle Gellar, the new handset could arrive within 12-18 months.

According to a recent survey, 89 percent of iPhone owners will stick with Apple when it comes to purchasing their next smart phone handset. This figure placed Apple ahead of every other manufacturer in terms of smart phone retention rate, with HTC's 39 percent earning the company the position of second place.

Apple filed a lawsuit against HTC, claiming infringement on four of their patents. The ITC ruled in favor of Apple on two of the patents.

The second-quarter figures are in. And, while Motorola's sales are good, they're not enough to push the company outside of Apple's ever-growing shadow.

While the iPhone is just one of Apple's products, it's obvious they are giving it more and more focus. So much, in fact, the interior of the Apple store is starting to look like a cell phone emporium.