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Bigger, faster, lighter, better. Samsung returns with the Galaxy S4, the best handset in the world.
The 10.6in Windows 8 hybrid tablet finally launches in the UK, but it's not worth the wait.
Updated: The Z10 is a beautifully crafted device with excellent messaging capabilities.
Updated: The Nexus 4 boasts a gorgeous 4.7in IPS display and quad-core processor - all for the unbelievable SIM-free price of £239.
We delve deep into the latest BlackBerry OS. Can it challenge Android and iOS?
Lenovo serves up its first Windows 8 tablet for business, but is the ThinkPad Tablet 2 worthy of such a famous name?
A 7in tablet which makes calls. But can it really function as a viable smartphone replacement?
The QWERTY keyboard is back in black with a 3.1in Super AMOLED display for company.
Google's Nexus 10 tablet is here. Find out if the iPad beating resolution and next generation Exynos processor is suitable for business use.
Updated: HTC unleashes its first 1080p smartphone. Can this revive the firm’s fortunes and fight off the forthcoming Samsung Galaxy S4?
Is this miniturised edition of the popular Android handset worth it for those on budget?
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The Galaxy S4 packs a 5in screen, secure Android and bigger battery. Is it another sure-fire hit?
This 10in features Windows 8, a Wacom stylus and incredible battery life.
A powerful but clunky 12.5in hybrid device running Windows 8.
A mobile OS which scales up to the full desktop. But does the beta work?
Updated: We take an in-depth look at the 4G iPad - is it worth getting a contract?
An Android smartphone which slots into and powers a 10.1in tablet. Is it a gimmick or an ingenious idea?
We put the best devices from Apple, BlackBerry, LG, Nokia and Samsung head-to-head.
UPDATED: With identical 7in displays and £159 starting prices, we put these Android-based devices to the test.
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