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There are only a few derogatory words that are generally bandied around in relation to the Android ecosystem, and bloatware is one of them. “I hate bloatware,” or “why on earth did they include all this bloatware” are some of the tamer things people have...

google Translate is available within apps, meaning no more switching back and forwards to translate messages and read foreign reviews, for example It’s hoped developers will enable the function on more and more apps Feature is available to people with the...

Over the years I’ve been using smartphones, there’s been one feature I’ve enthusiastically adopted: the smartphone as camera. I used to carry a small pocket point-and-shoot with me everywhere I went. Now I don’t, I just have a phone.For...

A child wordsmith staked her claim to be the next HG Wells after winning a silver award at the BBC Radio 2 500 Words ceremony at Shakespeare’s Globe on Friday morning. Katie Denyer, nine and from Woking, finished second in the 5-9 age category of the competition,...

Go back a couple of years and Samsung was THE dominant force in the Android market. While on the whole the company hasn’t exactly been in trouble since then (sales of its flagship and non-flagship devices in total have been more than adequate to keep it in...

While Apple has seen declining sales of its iPhone over recent quarters, new data from Gartner provides another look into the decline facing Apple and the smartphone market in other regions. Overall, the data shows that smartphone sales worldwide grew 4.3 percent...

Keyword moderation tool enables user to block offensive words  Previously only available to business users but now open to all  The tool is the latest in a series of anti-troll initiatives launched by the firm Instagram has taken an important step in the fight...