Sony’s SmartWatch 2 won’t be coming next week after all, as it seems that a mix-up with Sony’s distribution arm has caused Clove to revise the launch date until September.

Vodafone have been criticised by their customers for adopting a new pay-per-minute billing system for pay-as-you-go customers.

Apple could face a payout over customers who paid for HD content their devices could not play.

A new device from Garmin allows users to project navigation data onto their windscreen.

After several missed announcements, the Samsung Galaxy Note III may finally get its unveiling at IFA in Germany, a fitting place given its younger sibling was launched at the same place.

New information on the camera that will be featured on the Moto X emerged today, with the promise of a “Clear Pixel” device.

Bloomberg reports that in 2010 new Zynga CEO Don Mattrick (formerly of Xbox) held negotiations over Microsoft acquiring Zynga.

A Russian newspaper has leaked alleged images of an accessory for the new Nokia phone, due for release on Thursday.

Spotify for Windows Phone 8 has finally graduated from beta and it’s got a whole host of new features, including the ability to fast forward.

Huwawei and China Mobile have brought 4G coverage to Mount Everest.

Less than nine months after it’s initial release, Carphone Warehouse becomes the first UK retailer to drop the Google Nexus 4 from their range.

Sony’s SmartWatch 2 could land on UK shores on July 15 according to Clove, who has listed the device for pre-order for just £120.

Hackers have used a clone of the Jay Z app to promote anti-government propaganda.

Bizarre controls, dodgy graphics and unintentional reality-warping physics make for a less than realistic experience.

Apple may have difficulty in obtaining the iWatch trademark in several key markets, including the UK, US and China.

What Mobile takes a look at the new Layton Brothers game, Mystery Room, and takes a pot shot at solving some crimes.

Apple is set to launch “an army of new products” later this year according to the company’s CEO Tim Cook, who has been under pressure to boost sales in Apple retail stores.

Phones 4U insurance handler hit with £2.8 million fine following a 15 month investigation into handling of customer complaints.

Google’s first smartphone from Motorola could come with custom wallpapers, engravings and colours.

Samsung’s and LG’s next smartphones could feature some of the same internal specs if rumours are to be believed.

A Warwick University business expert has suggested Blackberry may need to quit the handset market to survive.

The Nexus 4 will no longer come in white, as stock is completely depleted of this limited edition device.

The rumoured Nokia Lumia EOS has been spotted again, this time in its AT&T colours, and with a brand new Pro Cam app.

Beware of ‘too good to be true’ discount iPhones for sale in East London.

Sony customers can now top up their account via their mobile phone bill.

First online music store for Firefox OS becomes available.

Nokia has released three new candy bar phones, the Nokia 207, 208 and 208 Dual SIM for under £45.

EE announced that it is double speeds of its 4G networks in twelve cities across the UK, with users gaining access to speeds only seen in South Korea.

A new survey has revealed that the Blackberry is the most attractive phone for men to be seen with.

Skype announce the release of their new app for the Android 4.0 operating system.

Following the likes of Tesco Mobile, Sainsbury’s and Vodafone UK have announced a joint venture to offer mobile services to customers.

Mozilla is set to start regional roll outs of its Firefox mobile operating system-run smartphones, with the device available in Spain from tomorrow.

Sony has unveiled the world’s thinnest full HD smartphone, with all the great features we love from the Xperia Z.

HP wants you to replace your desktop with a giant tablet running Android, at least that’s what it seems like with the announcement of the 21-inch Slate 21.

In keeping with Samsung’s policy of putting Android on all products, its NX line of DSLRs have received the Android makeover

Samsung has unveiled the ATIV Tab 3, which is the Windows 8 version of the Galaxy Tab 3 — but with upgraded specs all around.

LG has reportedly confirmed it will release its first flexible smartphone later this year.

Huawei has unveiled its new flagship the Ascend P6 at 6.18mm thick.

Everything Everywhere has said work upgrading its network may have caused the signal issues customers have been reporting.

O2 will provide free WiFi in Canary Wharf for workers and visitors by the end of this summer.

What Mobile takes a look at Dumb Ways To Die, the very cute and very funny game about train safety from Metro Trains Melbourne.

Samsung has hit out at claims that the Galaxy S4 is flimsy by proving that it can take a beating — literally.

Looks like Three isn’t the only network to be experiencing network issues recently, with some Everything Everywhere customers reporting signal issues.

The upgrade to Android 4.2.2 for the Samsung Galaxy S3 and Galaxy Note 2 has reportedly been delayed.

What Mobile takes a look at Little Luca, the cute pixellated iOS game involving physics in space – and hungry planets.

Windows Phone could be in trouble as rumours are circling that several manufacturers have put the operating system on ice due to high license fees and competition with Nokia.

The Blackberry Q5 has been priced, and it may be out of the price range of its target market — coming in at around the price of three Lumia 520s.

Samsung could be about to make tablets bigger, with rumours swirling that the company is prepping a 12-inch tablet.

Just what is the etiquette of tablet viewing in public – can you look at the screen? Can you pull out your own popcorn and join in? Can you lean your e-reader on a stranger’s head? We ask the important questions.

The BBC has launched a dedicated Weather app for iOS and Android, bringing you the ability to see the world famous weather service’s weather at a glance, as well as share it with your friends using NFC.