Allan’s favourite iOS games for iPad and iPhone

BlackBerry CEO Thorsten Heins claims that 55% of Z10 buyers are new to the BlackBerry platform.

Facebook Home is nothing more than a silly Android skin that most users won’t bother with.

Google may be looking at purchasing WhatsApp to compete with Apple’s iMessage.

Square-Enix has released RPG classic Final Fantasy V on iOS. Groovy nostalgia trip or shocking rip off?

ASUS has released its new 10-inch tablet to compete with Google and Apple – but is it little more than a blown up Nexus 7?

Triptease isn’t short of ambition, even if it’s members are.

Google is readying a new cut-price version of its smash hit Nexus 7 – the tablet that created the 7-inch ‘mini-tablet’ market overnight.

A great sports news app – but missing rugby and cricket

What if you could watch every rock concert, ever? Concert Vault makes an honest attempt at a great idea.

Nimble Quest is an interesting rethink of classic mobile game, Snake – with knights and ghouls.

Sony is following it’s successful flagship Xperia Z launch with the two junior models, and its mid-range Xperia SP may well be a sleeper hit.

Think you’ve got some skills in the kitchen? Take it to the next level with GBC’s top shelf app.

Archos has produced a super cheap 8-inch tablet to go up against the iPad Mini. How does it stack up?

Three Mobile’s CEO David Dyson has said that the company isn’t going to rush to market with its 4G LTE offering, letting the competition go first.

The ZTE Blade III performs well beyond its super-budget price tag…

What Mobile took 10 of the most commonly used smartphone apps and put them through the wringer – which is better, Android or Apple?

After years of having journalists and pundits fawning over every iteration of the iPhone, Apple is finding that it is the one that has to actually start a conversation about its products.

The HTC One has been delayed – again – due to the company’s ongoing supply shortages.

The HTC One is a stunning looking phone and an excellent performer – but is it enough to topple Samsung, Sony and Apple?

What could be more ridiculous (read: awesome) than catching fish and blowing them away with a shotgun?

BlackBerry CEO has thrown some barbs at Apple, claiming that Apple’s iOS is hopelessly out of date.

Microsoft has an uphill battle to get into the tablet space, after new reports suggested the company has sold just 1.5m units since its October launch.

Samsung must’ve done something right – already Apple and HTC have lashed out at the new S4 smartphone.

The big winners from last night’s Mobile News Awards, the UK mobile industry’s biggest awards event.

Did the clouds part and the new chosen smartphone descend from the heavens? Not really. But that’s not necessarily a bad thing.

Want to pre-order your Samsung Galaxy S4 now? Here are your options.

The average britons carries 2.7 mobile devices – behind the US and Germany

Vodafone has announced a review of its sponsorship arrangements, one of the casualties will be its sponsorship of the McLaren F1 team.

Andy Rubin has stepped down and will be replaced by Google Chrome OS boss, Sundar Pichai – are we to see a merging of the two platforms?

A big time customer has ordered 1 million BlackBerry BB10 smartphones – is it the US Government?

LOL, ROFLMAO, GR8, 2NYT, confused yet? Text speak has been turning up in school work, and most aren’t impressed.

Samsung’s hype machine has gone off the charts in the lead in to one of 2013’s biggest launches, the Galaxy S4.

A quarter of existing iPhone users have considered changing to the Samsung Galaxy S4, which launches tomorrow night.

The Good Food Guide 2013’s app has all the juicy info, but is troubled by bugs – especially on the iPad.

Skype is in trouble with French authorities which claim it has failed to register as a telco – and could face legal proceedings.

A midrange mobile that looks, feels and often acts like a premium one – plus it’s 4G

Simplicity is key with Into the Dead – your helicopter has crashed in a zombie overrun world – so get running.

The development of smartphone-ography as its own art form is rapidly gathering pace – here’s What Mobile’s quick guide to getting the most out of your smartphone camera.

Square Enix brings the Mini Ninjas franchise to Apple iOS – with all these changes, is it still worth a purchase?

The latest issue of What Mobile, the UK’s leading mobile phone and tablet magazine, is available in stores this Thursday.

Could the next iPhone be based on an Intel chipset?

Ambient’s all star dev team has produced a great little Lemmings-like puzzler for iPad gamers.

When the world ‘blackberry’ is said, do you think of the fruit or a phone? Also, aren’t there bigger issues in tech circles to worry about?

Business still isn’t going well at Motorola Mobility, as owner Google has announced a further 1200 jobs will be cut – on top of the 4000 cut back in August.

All hail Weathercube!

After threats of lawsuits against our company’s reporting on the matter, HTC’s MD of UK and Ireland has admitted that he is stepping down from the role.

It took its time getting here, and while the Motorola Razr HD is a great phone it is a victim of its delayed UK release and a high price.

We’re putting Sony and Nokia as the big winners from MWC 2013.

A stunning game that is completely, and totally ruined by an astonishingly intrusive ‘freemium’ payment model

ZTE’s nonsensical scantily clad women unveil the first Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 phablet

Hands on with Huawei’s star devices at Mobile World Congress

What Mobile takes a hands on look at the Sony Xperia Z tablet at Mobile World Congress

What Mobile got hands on with the RAZR HD with some pleasant discoveries and interviewed Motorola exec Andrew Morley about life with Google at the helm

At the risk of sounding like an old grump, I have to say Samsung have completely got it right – What Mobile’s first impressions of the Galaxy Note 8.0

Sony opened its MWC press conference with the announcement of the Xperia Z tablet, which Sony says is the thinnest and lightest in the world.

What Mobile’s got your back for Mobile World Congress 2013, with live coverage and our tips for just what might show up this coming week.

What Mobile takes a look at the industry reaction at the conclusion of the 4G spectrum auction

The auction is over and the 4G battle is ready to get underway. Unfortunately the bidding didn’t reach the levels the government expected.

What Mobile takes a quick look at HTC’s long awaited new flagship smartphone, the HTC One.

Cordy 2 is about as close to a proper Sonic the Hedgehog you’ll get on your smartphone/tablet.

Cambridge phone owners are the most cautious UK mobile phone owners, according to insurance policy data

FIve companies have been chosen by a UKTI panel to represent Britain’s innovators at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. Who do we think will win?

Microsoft’s fundamental misunderstanding of what a tablet is means that the Surface Pro is destined to fail.

What Mobile’s March issue will feature all the info surrounding the BlackBerry Z10 launch (and our review), as well as a guide to cloud apps for your mobile phone and a host of other essentials. Available Thursday.

What Mobile takes a look at the top apps for the month, including some DIY culture and fitness on your phone

BlackBerry CEO Thorsten Heins said recently the white Z10 had sold out – only Phones 4U’s customer service and two retail stores said it hadn’t

The top 10 essential cloud apps for your smartphone, brought to you by What Mobile

What Mobile’s top picks for January’s mobile games, with Table Top Racing taking out the top spot

BlackBerry says it has smashed first week sales records with its Z10 smartphone

What Mobile takes a look at the long awaited BlackBerry Z10, running the new BlackBerry 10 operating system

Samsung’s flagship smartphone, the Samsung Galaxy S3, is the UK’s most popular phone for the ninth month in a row. The news gets better for Samsung, as the company also holds spots two and three thanks to the success of its older models, the Galaxy Ace (the budget model) and former flagship the Samsung Galaxy […]

The tablet market has absolutely taken off in the last year, with 75% more sold in the last quarter compared to 2011. IDC’s Worldwide Tablet Tracker shows that a whopping 52.5 million tablets were sold in the last quarter, compared to just 29.9m a year ago. “We expected a very strong fourth quarter, and the […]

Facebook’s founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg has used the company’s fourth quarter earnings results to announce that it is at last “a mobile company.” Facebook saw some strong results – the company boasted a 40% increase in revenue, but a drop in profit (from $302 to $64m – which was ahead of analyst expectations) stemmed […]

Everything Everywhere, the operator of the UK’s only 4G network, has announced that it has continued the roll out of its next gen network, bringing it to a further nine UK towns. Amersham,Bolton, Chelmsford, Hemel Hempstead, Southend-on-sea, Stockport, Sunderland, Sutton Coldfield and Wolverhampton have all been given the green light, which means residents can now […]

A quick round up of the industry reaction to BlackBerry’s BB10 launch. Malik Saadi from Informa Telecom’s and Media believes that 3 million in sales in the first month would be a boon to BlackBerry’s fortunes. “In the consumer segment, the challenge BlackBerry faces is not so much related to the device’s performance or its […]

ITS OVER. What Mobile will have a review of the Z10 in the next issue (and online!) – stay posted.   The Z10s specs and a first look can be read here. All up an excellent launch by Blackberry – can’t imagine anything they could do better. No cheesiness etc., professional demo – Alicia Keys […]

UPDATED: A more senior ranking PR spokesperson from HTC has contact What Mobile and told us that they will be attending MWC congress, but in a much more reduced capacity. The company is placing the majority of its focus on the February 19 event. Original text: HTC is looking to skip the mobile industry’s biggest […]

After nearly 3 years in the making, Research in Motion’s long delayed BlackBerry 10 operating system, and the smartphones that will run on it, has been unveiled. The specs unveiled are impressive, and already beat the iPhone 5. The London event is currently underway, and What Mobile can finally reveal to you the details of […]

Apple seems to have done away with its traditional release cycles, and has announced a new 128GB iPad 4 – just 3 months after the product’s original launch. Under Steve Jobs iPads and iPhones had yearly release cycles, which has obviously now been thrown out the window. Under Tim Cook, Apple tested the patience of […]

It would appear that the golden era of smartphone safety is coming to an end, as the criminal element moves its focus away from the dying PC market and on to the smartphone market. It makes a lot of sense – smartphone users are very naive when it comes to security, and vast swathes of […]

The build up to tomorrow’s BlackBerry 10 launch is reaching fever pitch, as Research In Motion announces a whole host of apps to draw corporate users back to the brand. Research in Motion (now named BlackBerry following the BB10 launch) has obviously be paying attention to its detractors, many of whom doubt whether the new […]

Huawei has jumped into third place on the smartphone sales rankings, a big boost for the Chinese smartphone maker which has been making a push into the UK. The research by IDC shows that the worldwide mobile phone market remained relatively flat in 2012, rising by just 1.2% year on year to 1.7bn units. What […]

As anyone who has used Michael Breidenbrueker’s apps know, they are damn trippy. And useful. Michael co-founded Last.fm and managed the company ac CEO from 2002 until 2005. Truly a pioneer of online radio (Last.FM used a weird algorithm that matched your listening habits to radical new tunes), he moved into apps – producing what […]

£399 Samsung.co.uk Samsung gives us a vision for the future of all cameras – its just not quite there yet… When Samsung unveiled this camera just before Christmas, many were a bit confused. Why on earth is it putting a smartphone operating system on a camera? Smartphones with cameras have already become advanced enough now […]

Hardcore smartphone boffins (i.e. big data users) will be happy to know that EE is boosting its top data plan to 20GB per month. Currently the largest data allowance on EE’s new 4G plans is 8GB – a level that many consumers have decried as too limiting. Given that 4G speeds are (at a minimum) […]

Almost as quick as Lance Armstrong’s Tour De France times, as quick as his denials of drug cheating and certainly as quick as Livestrong’s profit rises, the release of the Lance Armstrong doping app on the Google Play app store comes less than a day after the disgraced champion cyclist bared all to Oprah Winfrey […]

£439.99 samsung.com/uk Is this the Windows Phone version of the Galaxy S3? Very nearly. It’s very tempting to see Windows Phone as a two horse race between HTC and Nokia. HTC inked a deal with Microsoft to make its Windows Phone 8 handsets the official launch phone for the new OS; Nokia meanwhile has thrown […]

This Nexus 7 slate rival has a great screen and is perfect for kids… but for anyone else? You might not have heard of Barnes & Noble before, but it’s one of the leagest booksellers in the US. It’s an American Waterstones, if you will. Imagine if Waterstones one day decided to fight the digitisation […]

The iPhone 5’s sales have stumbled already. While Apple usually likes to crow about how successful their latest releases have been, it would appear that one half of the iPad Mini/iPhone 5 double whammy may not have gone as well as the company had hoped. While the iPad Mini is still selling like hot cakes, […]

The PC market is continuing to flatline as tablet and smartphone sales climb. PC shipment worldwide totaled 89.8m units in the fourth quarter of 2012, down 6.4% compared to the same time last year and worse than the 4.4% forecasted by research firm IDC. Microsoft’s attempt to arrest the decline in sales of its Windows […]

Panasonic has used CES to unveil a massive 20-inch tablet running a 4K HD screen – the first of its kind. In an event flooded with mediocre at best tablet offerings, Panasonic’s hi resolution tablet has been garnering some keen interest from attendees, with hour long queues. But is it a gimmick piece of prototype […]

We don’t want to imagine the scenes at Nokia HQ when the HTC Windows Phone 8X and 8S were revealed: getting the nod from Microsoft to put the OS in the name was a blessing the Finns, until then favoured partners, would not have expected to see bestowed on HTC. Perhaps more worrying for Nokia […]

Google’s new Nexus may not turn heads, but it’s the best value Android phone we’ve ever tested… The Google Nexus 4 has an awful lot to live up to – and, put simply, it doesn’t quite meet those hyper-expectations. Three times now, Google has teamed up with a hardware manufacturer to create a phone that […]

Apple has been secretly working on a lower specced and lower priced version of its iPhone, in a bid to tackle Android’s domination of the mid and lower end ranges of the market. This would also assist the company in breaking into more price sensitive markets, such as China and India, where Android is dominant. […]

Put simply, the Nexus 10 is the first tablet to match up to the iPad. The phrase ‘iPad killer’ has been around for as long as the iPad – an oxymoron since there has yet to be any true challenger to the industry’s flagship tablet PC. With the Nexus 10, Apple’s two biggest enemies, Samsung […]

The maker of the Samsung Galaxy S3 (What Mobile’s Phone of the year) saw earnings rise 88% in the final three months of 2012, powered by strong smartphone sales. Samsung is expected to report record profits of £5.1 billion for Q4 2012, building upon its momentum as one of the world’s largest and most successful […]

Sony Mobile has unveiled its new flagship Xperia Z mobile at CES event in Las Vegas, and its president and CEO is making a bold claim to leadership in the smartphone market. Sony Mobile Communications president and CEO Kuni Suzuki said: “With great specifications, Sony’s media applications, one-touch functions and outstanding battery life, Xperia Z […]

Huawei has used CES to showcase its two new top shelf smartphones, the Ascent Mate and Ascend D2. The Ascend Mate boasts a 1.5GHz quad-core processor, 8MP camera, runs Android Jelly Bean and features a whopping 6.1-inch HD display. Huawei is already claiming that this will make it the smartphone with the world’s largest screen. […]