Unlike its counterparts at MWC 2015, Sony has adopted a different tact for its new devices, unveiling the supremely lightweight Z4 Tablet and the octacore mid-range M4 Aqua. FULL STORY >

As modular phones begin to gain traction, Finnish manufacturer Circular Devices is looking a step further and working on its own scalable supercomputer named Puzzlecluster. FULL STORY >

HTC hope to steal a march on competition ahead of this year's Mobile World Congress by teasing a new flagship unveiling, as well as a smartwatch reportedly in the works. FULL STORY >

Wallet friendly and taking care of all the smartphone basics, Nokia's Lumia 630 is a spartan device for cost-savvy users. FULL STORY >

Sporting better specs by the day, smartphones are a users first port of call when it comes to tech interaction. We've listed the top five that thoroughly impressed during 2014. FULL STORY >

Nokia’s name has been dropped and re-branded as Microsoft Lumia FULL STORY >

Taking a cue from its hardwearing machinery, CAT's B15Q is an Android-powered companion for anyone wanting a smartphone capable of handling a little rough and tumble. FULL STORY >

With its rivals revealing new devices all around it, Apple still stole the spotlight with the unveiling of their larger display touting iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus, as well as its long rumoured foray into the... FULL STORY >

Not one to be outdone, Sony unveiled a slew of new devices at IFA 2014, including the Z3 flagship smartphone, Z3 Compact, Z3 Compact Tablet, as well as two new additions to its smart wear stable. FULL STORY >

Not content with mere dominance, LG bullies contenders out the ring with the new G3. FULL STORY >

Huawei’s latest Ascend P7 smartphone is one of this year’s welcome surprises, as the phone is a clear indication that the company is upping its game. FULL STORY >

As more manufacturers turn their attention to phablet devices, Hisense is hoping to steal a march on the competition with its well-priced 6.8" Infinity Maxe X1 offering. FULL STORY >

The first smartphone to debut in 2014 from BlackBerry locally is not a new expensive flagship, but rather the entry-level Z3. Favouring function over form, the Z3 offers a utilitarian BlackBerry experience at an attractive price point. But is that enough? FULL STORY >

With the Samsung Galaxy S5 not quite the Android leader we wanted, there's room for a new flagship to assume its throne. On paper and in hand, the One (M8) from HTC could be the smartphone to do just that. FULL STORY >

BlackBerry returns from its 18 month hiatus with the local launch of its new entry-level Z3 smartphone, set to retail for R3 000 and gain some ground on competitors in the South African market. FULL STORY >