The Samsung Galaxy S4 has become the latest in a long line of phones to gain wireless charging through an add-on accessory.

HTC may be about to take the fight directly against Samsung, with the rumoured phablet version of the HTC One getting an official name, the HTC One Max.

What Mobile takes a First Look at Square Enix’s latest mobile offering, Deus Ex: The Fall, a whole new, mobile, chapter in the Deus Ex storyline.

The Samsung Galaxy Camera could soon become a smartphone, with the same 16-megapixel camera sensor allegedly being put into a Galaxy S4 offspring.

What Mobile takes a look at CAPCOM’s Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney – ever wanted to shout ‘Objection!’ at a judge? Now’s your chance.

Android and iOS users only have a little longer to wait for Blackberry Messenger, with it due to hit their respective app stores on June 27, according to T-Mobile.

Samsung has finally addressed the Galaxy S4’s SD card issues, as well as adding HDR Video, and it’s all available in one easy update.

EE has reached half a million users, and is well on track to becoming the largest 4G operator in Europe by the end of the year.

Mobile music streaming service are expected to grow by more than 40% globally this year.

Photos of what appear to be the Nokia EOS 41-megapixel Windows Phone have leaked online, with the phone bearing a glaring resemblance to the Lumia 920.

Jetpack Joyride has finally landed in the Windows Phone Store, and like all other versions of this highly-addictive game, it will be completely free.

Cyberpunk, first person shooter, augmented humans – Square Enix is bringing Deus Ex to mobiles and tablets this summer, so if you’re a fan of the series, set aside that £5.

The HTC One appears to have a smaller sibling, with the HTC One Mini rumoured to be coming equipped with a 4MP UltraPixel camera and a 4.3-inch screen.

Huawei is debuting its entry level smartphone, the Ascend Y300, in the UK with Carphone Warehouse.

Some Three customers are experiencing difficulty accessing the Internet, but just how widespread the outage is remains to be seen.

Windows Phone and Android have seen their UK marketshare rise in 2013, whilst Apple and Blackberry have seen theirs fall.

We already knew Firefox OS could run on phones, but Foxconn envisions Mozilla’s OS running on tablets, laptops and even TVs.

HTC’s revenue may be rising, but its executives are leaving, with the company’s COO the latest in a long line of resigning execs.

Apple’s repair service is set for an overhaul which will include replacing screens in-store rather than replacing the entire device.

Toshiba has launched three 10.1-inch Android tablets, the Excite Pure, Excite Pro and Excite Write — the latter of which directly competes with the Galaxy Note 10.1.

So far the only operator (or retailer) to do so, Vodafone has confirmed it will stock the eight inch model of Samsung’s new Galaxy Tab range.

Vine won’t officially be launching on Windows Phone anytime soon — but there may be an unofficial solution at the end of this week.

Microsoft’s ailing operating system, Windows RT, could get a price drop to help encourage manufacturers to come on-board.

Acer is hopeful that 80% of its product line will include a touchscreen by 2015.

Asus has unveiled the Asus FonePad Note, a 6-inch tablet with a 1080p resolution screen, 2GB of RAM and the ability to make phone calls.

Vodafone has said it will up spending on its network by 50% this year, which would see the launch of its 4G services by the end of summer.

Phones 4u, O2 and Carphone Warehouse are straight out of the gate with the Galaxy S4 Mini, with both confirming they will be offering the Samsung device.

Motorola has announced a new flagship, the Moto X, that should be available by October.

LG has said it will launch a white Nexus 4, but has reportedly confirmed it won’t be working on a Nexus 5.

A new forecast has predicted that tablet shipments will overtake that of portable PCs this year, and the entire PC market by 2015.

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A Met operation targeting mobile phone thieves resulted in 12 arrest yesterday.

Amazon today said its Appstore is available to customers in nearly 200 countries.

The HTC First will not be coming to the United Kingdom, What Mobile’s sister site Mobile News is reporting.

Ever lied about your mobile running out of battery to skip out on an event? According to research by Motorola, 26 per cent of UK adults have.

Do consumers even want the option of mobile payments, or should the entire proposition be scrapped, a panel of mobile payment retail experts was asked.

A study in the value of company’s brands has found that while Samsung’s brand value has rocketed, Apple is still number one.

Is the information transferral method NFC only useful for paying for burgers and buses?

What Mobile takes a look at Cut The Rope Time Travel, the newest release from the cute game about the candy-loving monster Om Nom Nom.

Vodafone has launched the successor to its in-house smartphone the Smart Two, imaginatively named the Smart Three

What Mobile takes a look at the awesome sauce band OK Go’s foray into mobile gaming, and Apple’s 50 billionth app download, Say The Same Thing.

A new report has found that two billion mobile and tablet users will watch television and video on their handsets by 2017.

Gameloft have announced their first quarter sales results, up 21% year on year thanks to sales to smartphone and tablet users.

At its BlackBerry Live conference on Tuesday, BlackBerry announced a new QWERTY device for selected markets.

What Mobile takes a first look at Nokia’s new flagship variation, the Lumia 928.

Nokia has unveiled its latest offering in the Lumia line, the Lumia 925, an “interpretation” of its flagship Lumia 920.

What Mobile takes a look at LEGO Batman: DC Super Heroes and the delightful world of super hero LEGO characters.

Sony has announced a new waterproof Xperia, the Xperia ZR, which can be used up to 1.5m underwater for up to 30 minutes.

Roughly 826,000 people had their phones stolen last year, according to the Office of National Statistics.

The Nokia Lumia 928 has been spotted in the wild – or at least, its marketing has been.