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Samsung has once again dominated the global smartphone market, accounting for almost one in three of the 980 million devices shipped worldwide during 2013.

Samsung leads as the smartphone market hits a record 1 billion units shipped in a year, showcasing a 38.4% surge from 2012.

Choosing innovation over familiarity, our review delves into why the LG G2’s unique features and robust performance make it a standout choice.

After reaching a US$4.7bn deal to take the company private last week, reports now claim Cisco, Google and SAP have entered the running for the embattl.

For the first time since 2007, Dell outshines Samsung in PC monitor sales, soaring to the top with 5 million units shipped in Q2 2013.

Apple dominates US smartphone market, securing 39% share, leading rivals like Samsung and HTC, according to comScore.

A whopping 95% of all Android smartphone profits captured by Samsung as company dominates the worldwide market during Q1.

LG unveils a new Smart TV range with hand-gesture Magic Remote, promoting unparalleled ease of use and access to a trove of premium content.

Asia/Pacific outshines as the sole region with mobile phone sales growth, marking a 6.4% increase amidst global declines.

CES 2013 unveils tech lexicon with 'Phablets', 4K TVs, and wireless charging, enriching our digital vocabulary and gadgetry.

Social networking site's new anti-spam algorithm comes under fire as film executives consider cutting advertising.

Smart TV sales are set to reach 54 million by the end of the year, with worldwide sales expected to reach 220 million by 2017.

Exclusive distribution agreement with the manufacturer of HD-recording and playback solutions for Mac and PC computers.

Google postpones Android event scheduled for today due to concerns over the impending Hurricane Sandy across New York.

Google invites press to Android event in NY, sparking speculation over LG Nexus 4. Will it be game-based launch?.

Two years in, LG-Ericsson rebrands as Ericsson-LG to leverage Ericsson's global brand assets and further support Korea's 4G/LTE development.

Nokia debuts the Lumia 610 in New Zealand for NZD $449 through Vodafone, while LG launches the stylish Optimus L3 for NZD $229 via Telecom.

Partnership with Snapper lets users pay bus and taxi fares by simply touching their mobile phones to a terminal.

Pedigree's adoption drive cleverly uses split-screen tech in cinemas, showing moviegoers different dog tales based on donations.

Exploring the Museum of Me: A digital journey into narcissism, powered by Intel, as social media's self indulgence reaches new heights.