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The best Chinese tablets are both feature-packed and highly affordable. See which Chinese tablets we've rated at the best to buy.

Forget I Am Rich: the most expensive Android app of all time just cost three car companies $3.1 billion. What do they want with Nokia's Here, and will the app survive?

Wireless charging is available in lots of Android phones, and while it's a little overhyped it's still brilliant. Here's why you should choose wireless charging.

Check out our review of the Nokia N1, the first Nokia Android tablet. It's basically a cheaper iPad.

Google Maps might be the king of Android map apps, but Nokia HERE maps has been gaining popularity. See how the two face off in our Android map apps comparison.

In a not-so-surprising announcement, Microsoft is laying off 18,000 employees and abandoning the Nokia X Android project, choosing to focus their efforts on Windows Phone

AndroidPIT's top 5 news stories of the week featuring Google's I/O conference, Android 5.0 Lollipop updates, Note 3 vs iPhone 5s and Google Nexus 5 Android 4.4.4 release

Smartphones have come a long way in their short history, but how much better are they than our old cell phones? We take a look at where smartphones went wrong...

The Nokia which remained behind after the mobile sector was sold to Microsoft just launched a new launcher called Z Launcher, an intelligent UI for your Android device.

In the market for an affordable smartphone that won't break the bank? We take a look at three cost effective devices that could keep more money in your account.

More screenshots have been provided by @evleaks of the Nokia Normandy phone. This android device is all the rave and very hush hush. That may change soon though!

More screenshots have been leaked in regards to the Nokia Normandy smartphone. The Android powered Nokia phone is revealed through some benchmarks and photos.

Following yet another patent case win by Nokia, the HTC One may join the One mini in a sales ban in the UK and elsewhere. Nokia is suing HTC in six countries.

Apple launched the new iPads last night: the iPad mini and the iPad Air and Nokia have decided to test the tablet waters with the Lumia 2520. How do they stack up?

Interbrand has released their brand value rankings for the year with Apple claiming the number one spot. Google takes second place and Samsung comes in at eighth.

BlackBerry has announced it has tentatively ''agreed'' to sell the company to Fairfax Holdings. Nokia sold to Microsoft recently and HTC is on the edge. What's going on?

Nokia was bought by Microsoft, but we have just heard that they were working on phones running on Android. This idea is sadly out with the acquisition of the company.

The iPhone 5S was announced yesterday and one of the biggest changes to the Apple device was the inclusion of a fingerprint scanner. Not far behind, other companies have

Microsoft has forked out $7.18 billion to purchase Nokia in a bid to push their mobile device platform with fantastic hardware.

With the release of phone/cameras like the Samsung Galaxy S4 Zoom, the Nokia Lumia 1020 and the upcoming Sony Honami i1, where is all this Frankensteining going?