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Xiaomi's supply woes continue as the Chinese smartphone maker is only able to ship small batches to its second-largest market, India.

Evidence of collaboration with the Chinese government, but does that mean a back door to encryption?

The Silicon Valley giant plans to load huge Android M upgrades onto both phones.

Sales of Apple's iPhones were up 72.5 percent, pushing the company past Xiaomi in the People's Republic.

A new, credible report states that Google has two new Nexus smartphones in the works but is likely to ditch the new Nexus tablet for 2015.

Chinese vendors like Xiaomi and Lenovo are targeting the subcontinent with slick, low-cost handsets.

The Silicon Valley giant is said to be in talks with companies from China and South Korea.

LG is speculated to be building the Nexus 2015 smartphone. It is expected to be released in the last quarter of 2015.

Android fans can expect the rollout of two handsets later this year.

A mature and saturated market means smartphone makers may have to rely on upgrades for future growth.

Faced with declining demand in their home market, China's handset makers are now counting on India for growth.

Apple's iPhone 6 accounted for more than 69 percent of the company's revenue for the second quarter of fiscal 2015. The iPad's once soaring sales are now in steep decline.

Chinese upstarts ZTE, Lenovo and Huawei, which dominate the gadget market, are eyeing commercial systems. Nokia needs to get big enough to compete.

The $16.6 billion deal puts Nokia in a position to compete with Ericsson, which has a 30 percent share in wireless networks globally.

China's smartphone makers are scrambling to get the local edge over each other in India, the world's third-largest smartphone market.

Demand for smartphones and better data services in emerging markets is driving sales at companies such as China's Huawei Technology.

Deals with phone makers such as Xiaomi, ZTE, Lenovo and Huawei can help app companies reach millions of consumers.

The search giant’s wearable platform is learning a few new tricks to make it work better without a phone.

The Chinese manufacturer is rumored to be making one of two Android flagships due later this year.

Google could have two manufacturers ready to make two different stock Android smartphones this year.

The deal also requires Qualcomm to lower its royalty rates on patents used in China, likely helping local smartphone makers.

Chinese smartwatches may be big business by 2016, Gartner said, but who's going to be buying them?

Huawei's growing global business might be powered by software from India where the company just opened its biggest overseas R&D facility.

Ren Zhengfei's appealing narrative amounts to a deft attempt to turn his People's Liberation Army connection to his advantage.

Samsung's 'Finger Scanner' reads partial prints but has proven cumbersome to users.

Huawei's sales are indeed impressive, but Xiaomi could be the real giant in waiting.

Apple's iPhones and iPads blew past other device manufacturers as Christmas gifts this season.

More Indians than ever before are likely to tap into the Internet in 2015, with the help of their smartphones.

Already China’s second-largest search provider, a joint venture with Coolpad could make Qihoo a major player in hardware.