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Smartphone apps collect detailed location data that often ends up with data brokers, posing security risks for individuals, including soldiers and politicians.
Nokia's rise and fall illustrates the transformation of the Finnish mobile phone industry through the experiences of engineers who faced unemployment and sought new opportunities.
Researchers have documented how smartphones can take over lives, leading to shorter attention spans and fewer real-life connections.
The race to create the first successful smartphone heats up as British company Psion partners with European giants while Microsoft counters with its own initiative.
Paul Taylor reviews the Motorola X smartphone, highlighting its smart features and design.
Daniel Thomas reviews the BlackBerry Priv and its chances of winning back users.
Andrew Wells presents the powerful Motorola Atrix 4G smartphone at CES 2011.
Monsieur Pug, a dog with high cholesterol and heartburn, enjoys pie with ice cream while worrying about being watched by the network.
On Valentine's Day, local news reports that those without a sweetheart may turn to their smartphones or tablets to help find love.
OnePlus One's innovative business model and cost-saving strategies are examined to explain how the smartphone is offered at such a low price.
Samsung recalls the Galaxy Note 7 due to battery issues just after its launch.
Katrin Dinges, blind and almost deaf, seeks independence through education and sports.
A $10 million prize from the XPRIZE Foundation aims to create Star Trek's tricorder fifty years later.
Modern technology's evolution is examined through its historical roots and key innovations that have shaped contemporary society.
Tracee Ellis Ross shows Conan O'Brien how to use Snapchat's fun filters and characters.
Big tech companies like Google and Facebook continue to grow, facing potential regulatory challenges.
Smartphones rely on elements from Australia, Chile, and the Democratic Republic of Congo.
