HTC One Google edition: It's real and coming in summer

HTC is planning a Sense-free version of its flagship phone, CNET has confirmed.

Google may build wireless networks in emerging markets, WSJ says

Google is reportedly going into the cellular business in sub-Saharan Africa and Southeast Asia in an effort to connect more people to the Internet.

Android 4.3 pops up in the wild after skipping Google I/O

The next flavor of the mobile OS has been spotted again, this time actually running on a device.

Apple cuts prices on reburbished iPad Mini and iPad 4

Buyers will find discounts ranging from 15 percent to 17 percent via Apple's online store.

Verizon Cloud adds online storage for iOS devices

Verizon's cloud-based backup system now supports iOS devices as well as more Android phones.

Best Buy to shave $50 off iPhone starting May 26

The retailer is also offering discounted deals on specific Android phones.

AT&T's GoPhone prepaid service adds 4G support

The revamp means that 4G devices, including the iPhone, can now access data over the network instead of just relying on Wi-Fi.

Apple's iOS 7 overhaul said taking a black-and-white tack

The textures and look and feel that iOS users are accustomed to are being tossed out for a "black, white, and flat all over" design, reports 9to5Mac.

HTC One 'Google Edition' in the works -- report

The device will apparently run the standard version of Android 4.2.2 to appeal to those who want the stock version of Google's OS.

Samsung Galaxy S4 edges out iPhone 5 in camera test

The new leader of the Android pack nosed ahead of Apple's flagship smartphone in DxO Labs' photo and video tests.

Nokia files new suits in patent fight with HTC, says reports

Nokia files a federal lawsuit, as well as a second complaint with the U.S. International Trade Commission, against the Taiwanese handset maker, according to reports.

Six eye-catching things from CTIA 2013

We round up our favorite tech news and toys to come out of this week's all-mobile show.

Google mapping Waze takeover, says report

Google is considering a bid for the mobile mapping and navigation company, Bloomberg reports. Could this be a play to keep Facebook out of its domain?

AT&T adds 61-cent 'mobility' fee to wireless bills

The new "Mobility Administrative Fee" is boosting wireless bills by 61 cents a month -- a move that could reportedly raise a half-billion dollars a year for the carrier.

Ashton Kutcher on why Twitter is messed up and more

Kutcher weighs in on a wide variety of topics in his keynote "fireside chat" on the last day of the CTIA Wireless show.

Broadcom unveils new 5G Wi-Fi chips for PCs, tablets, phones

Designed for 802.11ac wireless, the new 5G chips are being targeted for entry-level devices.

AT&T nabs Samsung Galaxy S4 exclusively in red

AT&T, and only AT&T, will sell the premium Android smartphone in a shade that's zingier than black or white.

Verizon's Galaxy S4 gets rooted almost instantly

Developers have rooted Big Red's Galaxy S4 right away, but how long will it last?

Lenovo scores record sales amidst PC industry slump

Its PC-making rivals may be hurting, but Lenovo is turning in record results as evidenced by its latest quarter and fiscal year.

Square follows PayPal to Japan for mobile payments

The company said today that it will charge Square customers 3.25 percent per swipe. The Square Register app is also available in the country.

Nextdoor, your neighborhood social network, now on iPhone

App helps neighbors send and access critical updates about their communities from their smartphones.

HTC One reaches about 5 million units sold since launch

The device has been available for about a month, so the sales figures are quite strong at this point.

Kindle Fire HD spreads to 170 countries

Starting in June, Amazon's Kindle Fire HD tablets will be available in over 170 countries worldwide.

Gmail service Mailbox redesigns app with iPad in mind

After hitting 1 million users, the popular e-mail app sets its sights on making e-mail easy on devices of many sizes.

Smartphone biz gets a taste of identity politics, courtesy of JLo

Viva Movil will need more than an entertainment superstar to become the smartphone shopping destination of choice for Latinos.

Jonathan Ive at work on drastic iOS overhaul

The textures and look and feel that iOS users are accustomed to are being tossed out for a "black, white, and flat all over" design.

Jennifer Lopez dishes on new Viva Movil shopping (Q&A)

The self-described "mobile neophyte" and Verizon Wireless COO Marni Walden answer a few of CNET's questions on why the entertainer decided to plunge into the wireless retail business.

Samsung touts 10M sales figure for Galaxy S4

The company says sales of the GS4 -- to carriers and retailers -- have surpassed the 10 million mark less than a month after the smartphone's introduction.

Angry Birds creator Rovio: We're an 'entertainment' company

At the CTIA 2013 trade show, Rovio's chief operating officer says "gaming company" no longer fits the bill.

Discovering more about the Galaxy Discover (pictures)

Cricket announced today that the Samsung Galaxy Discover will be available on its network beginning this summer.