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Two of the biggest new smartphone trends on show at this year's Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona were foldable screens and 5G. There were plenty of big-name manufacturers and some exciting product reveals. Huawei Mate X One of the major announcements was the Huawei Mate X, the Chinese smartphone
Have you ever traded in an old smartphone or tablet when you bought a new one? If not, is it because of concerns over data security? A global survey has revealed that 58% of consumers have yet to trade in an old device, but almost two-thirds (64%) said they would be
They've been rumoured for a long time -- but it seems that foldable smartphones may finally be on the way. Announcements at this year's CES trade show in Las Vegas mostly focused on 5G -- with Samsung unveiling a prototype of one of its 5G phones set for launch this summer,
People who buy a new smartphone are increasingly likely to opt for a premium model, new research suggests. Counterpoint Research's Market Monitor for the third quarter of 2018 shows that the global premium smartphone segment (devices priced over $400) grew by 19% while the overall smartphone market contracted by 5%. The
For a while, it's been suggested that teens aren't loving Facebook as much as they used to. While Facebook might have been used strictly by teens and students in its early days, now everyone from your grandma to your best friend's sister-in-law's great aunt has a profile on
As you're no doubt completely aware thanks to the state of your inbox, the European Union's new privacy and data laws, the General Data Protection Regulation, have come into force. In the lead up to the GDPR deadline, there was a lot of talk about the impact the
The tech world has had a busy month, with Google and Microsoft's annual developer conferences taking place last week, and Facebook was before that! We've already had a run-down of the biggest announcements from Google and Facebook, so now it's time to hear from one of the other
Facebook has been embroiled in one of its biggest scandals since it was founded in 2004. Last month, the social media giant admitted that 87 million users had had their data improperly shared with the UK-based firm Cambridge Analytica through a quiz connected to the site, BBC News
It's that time of the year where the tech giants start to hold their developer conferences. We've already heard from Facebook and now it's the turn of Google. Tech Radar has provided an in-depth round up of all the top news from Google IO 2018: Google Assistant gets
