Microsoft still loves mobile
Nadella denies pulling back
Microsoft is still going to press ahead with mobile despite cutting 7,800 jobs from the Nokia and hardware division, and an 80 per cent write off on the £4.6 billion Nokia deal.
Intel needs to stop taking the tablets
No one believes in homeopathic mobile remedies
Analysts are hinting that Intel is not going to do well out of mobile chips and should probably give up trying.
Global Roaming charges banned
By mid-2017
The Latvian presidency of the EU has reached a provisional deal with the European Parliament on new rules to end mobile phone roaming fees by mid-2017
Lenovo releases affordable PC stick
Intel Atom based L inside
Lenovo has released a PC stick with an affordable price tag of $129.
Phone tracking app lead to violent death
The can lead you into trouble
A Canadian bloke was gunned down after he tracked his phone to where a thief had taken it using something like a "Find my Phone" app.
Facebook works out way to annoy mobile users
Hits you with adverts as you are on the move
Facebook is rolling out a system called Place Tips which will allow businesses to push updates to a person's smartphone when they are near.
Qualcomm sells Spectrum
Captain Scarlet to take voluntary redundancy
Chipmaker Qualcomm has flogged off a chunk of the l-Band spectrum it has in Britain.
Amazon getting serious about PC gaming
Not just about mobiles
Amazon has looked at the gaming market and felt that it is an area it can make a pile of dosh.
Samsung Galaxy J7 leaked
Russian into it
Information about the Galaxy J7, has been leaked through Samsung's official website.
Qualcomm is becoming too dependent on Apple and Samsung
If Apple sneezes Qualcomm catches cold
Qualcomm is becoming too dependent on Apple and Samung and could be vulnerable if either swaps to different chipmakers.