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It's the latest break from a longstanding practice of offering subsidies on devices to lock customers into two-year service agreements.

With all the seemingly endless ways we have to get music beamed from the Internet to our ears, it seems odd that many of these hi-tech delivery systems can be easily outdone by audio equipment that existed in the 80s.

President Obama may be the most powerful man in the world but he's still not allowed an iPhone, due to Secret Service restrictions.

At a meeting with youth on Wednesday to promote his landmark healthcare law, Obama said he is not allowed to have Apple's smart phone, the iPhone, for "security reasons," though he still uses Apple's tablet computer, the iPad.

Canadian boomers have lagged behind younger tech-obsessed consumers when it comes to buying gadgets and getting hooked on the web, but a new report suggests that might be changing.

Three officially started to roll out 4G today to a select range of customers and will continue to add more and more over time until everyone gets 4G enabled and just needs to live in a 4G area.

Now that China has awarded 4G TD-LTE licenses to the three largest carriers, are there are any phones ready for the network? Yup, Apple's newest iPhones already support the technology, which could go live on December 18 on China Mobile.

Functions for the mobile apps for Microsoft Dynamics CRM include the ability to create, update or delete such CRM records as Tasks, Account, Contact, Lead or Opportunity, create appointments, assign records to other users, search for records, attach images to records, create and update notes, or make phone calls from within Dynamics CRM.

Russian modem developer Yota Devices has launched its first smartphone on Wednesday, hoping its novel double-sided screen will allow it to break into markets in Europe and the Middle East and gain share from rivals.

Apple wants to bar Samsung Electronics executives with knowledge of leaked confidential information from negotiating any mobile device licenses for the South Korean company for the next two years.

Awarded to Apple on Tuesday by the US Patent and Trademark, a patent called " Personal computing device control using face detection and recognition " envisions a method to access your iPhone and other devices based on facial detection and recognition.

You're not getting the best or the latest technology with Motorola's $179 Moto G smartphone.

A growing number of Canadian businesses are betting against BlackBerry as they consider how to spend their future technology budgets.

It remains to be seen whether or not the addition of the iPhone 5s and iPhone 5c to China Mobile's smartphone lineup will be the boost to Apple's bottom line that Wall Street has been waiting for.

The sale of the Apple iPhone 5s and 5c has helped Apple iOS attract new customers from other operating systems, but more surprising than that predictable uptick is the continued rise of Windows Phone 8. Kantar Worldpanel has released its latest statistics that reveal that Windows recently accounts for 10.2 percent of European smartphone sales.

Well, a collar attachment called Pet-Remote is getting billed as a way to "control your dog with your iPhone and iPad ."

Apple has bought Topsy Labs in a deal that will provide the iPhone maker with more insights about the chatter on Twitter.

Consumer Cellular has announced that it will launch the iPhone on its service starting on December 13th.

Former Sybase CEO John Chen said in a letter to customers that BlackBerry is returning to its roots, refocusing on delivering devices and services to business users.

No sooner has the Cupertino Corporation put the piggy bank back under the bed after ticking off another box on his posthumous wanted list with the purchase of the 3D sensor specialists PrimeSense , than comes news that Apple has won a patent submitted shortly before his death in 2011.