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And how will Brexit affect your data roaming in Europe?

How does the Nexus 6P measure up against the likes of LG and Samsung's flagships?

What's the difference between the Apple iPad Pro 9.7 and iPad Pro 12.9?

What's the difference between the Apple iPhone SE and the Galaxy S7?

A low-cost phone with the build of a much more expensive one

The Android "flagship killer" now comes with RAW photography support

Sweeter than ever

Samsung has put style above the stylus in the best phablet that you can't buy

Will it be third time lucky for Microsoft's Surface?

Android Wear smartwatch takes on the Tizen OS

We take look at whether the curved screen justifies the extra price

A high-end Android smartphone or overpriced shopping basket?

Can this £200 Android phone match high-end rivals in terms of performance?

The 2014 ThinkPad gets updated input, but is it necessary?

We look at how to ensure you're getting the most out of your BlackBerry in this step-by-step tutorial.

If you're a business user wielding an iPhone, this handy guide should help you get the most out of your device.

Andrew Williams guides us through the range of new features available in BlackBerry Messenger 5.0.

We take a look at the Shure SE530 in-ear buds to see if they'll really be music to your ears when you're not working - or even if you are.

We take a look at the Shure SE530 in-ear buds to see if they'll really be music to your ears when you're not working - or even if you are.

In 10 years, the BlackBerry has gone from a PDA to the classic business smartphone and even a consumer device.

The BlackBerry Bold 9700 shrinks down the 9000 to fit in your pocket. We take see if smaller is better in this first look review.

The new BlackBerry Bold 9700 is smaller than the 9000 but keeps the QWERTY keyboard.

Does the Palm Pre live up to the expectations of style conscious business users? Read our review to find out.

We run down the best games to take with you on your way to work, whether you’ve got an iPhone, a BlackBerry or a five year-old Nokia phone.

The company isn't just content with announcing Windows 6.5 for mobiles at the Mobile World Congress event in Barcelona.

Software giant Microsoft will not go from Windows Mobile 6 to 7, instead preferring a halfway house of sorts.