Chinese telecom group Huawei is having series of discussions with the US software giant Microsoft over negotiations, as latter part has blamed the former for infringing its Android software patent in their products.

The supposition that using mobile phones caused cancer could not be proved authentic even after carrying out several researches on the belief. As per a research, there was a negligible risk of tumors among the adults who used mobile phones from past 10 to 15 years.

Hooking on to computer gaming gadgets may escalate excruciating pain in finger joints and wrists, says a study. Probing the mind of 257 students of the age between 9 and 15 in two schools in St.

A recent report has revealed that UK’s Telecom operator, TalkTalk receives more complaints from its customers related to its landline and broadband services than any of its competitor firms.

In a recent announcement, mobile operator 3 revealed that, from April onwards, it will be selling two new Android-based handsets from Samsung – the Galaxy Mini and the Galaxy Pro.

For many years, T-Mobile has been lost in the shuffle among major wireless carriers.

Verizon has been considered to give top-quality service. AT&T launched the first iPhone. And last year, Sprint launched its first 4G high-speed smart phone.

According to Consumer Reports (CR), the Verizon iPhone 4, which went on sales February 10, is plagued with the same problem as its July-last-year-released AT&T counterpart – that is, the capacity for dropped calls when held in a particular manner.

According to IDG News Service, Verizon Wireless recently revealed in a statement that the users of the new Motorola Xoom tablet will have to send their devices to Motorola for a week so that they can be upgraded to 4G.

Countering the reports that the sales of the Verizon iPhone 4 were falling short of the carrier's expectations, Verizon Wireless CEO Daniel Mead recently stated that the initial sales of the handset had surpassed those of any other product in the company's history.

Going by the findings of a new survey, conducted by mobile price comparison site GoodMobilePhones. co. uk, the majority of Londoners - 76 percent of them – oppose the installation of an underground wireless network for the London Tube.