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The online pioneers of Generation Y are getting bested in technology by the younger generation, as the new digital natives outpace their elders in social network participation.

Gen Y workers place a high value on mobility and social media in the workplace, according to a new report, as mobile technology continues to alter the landscape of the future workforce.

Repairs to Android phones cost wireless operators billions, revealing a potential downside to the rapid expansion of Google's mobile operating system.

People over 45 tend to avoid smartphones, according to a study by Nielsen, whose results pinpoint opportunities for phone makers to broaden the smartphone market.

Most people list 4G as a must-have phone feature even though many of them don't understand it, shedding light on the consumer's role in the 4G race.

HTC posted record third-quarter earnings thanks to a 70 percent spike in handset shipments, illustrating the success of the company's multi-pronged strategy to lure iPhone customers.

Samsung overtook Apple in smartphone sales, heating up the battle between the two device makers and calling into question Apple's continued ability to dominate.

Motorola increased smartphone sales to narrow its third-quarter loss, proving it's still in the mobile game as it waits for finalization of its sale to Google.

An online survey discovered most parents believe children should not get a smartphone until age 16, as debate continues over whether mobile technology is harmful to kids.

LG Electronics reported larger than expected third-quarter losses Wednesday after a rocky year, but forecasts rebound led by more new smartphones, in hopes of improving its prospects going forward.

Sprint reported a less drastic third-quarter loss than last year and an uptick in new customers, signaling the carrier may be poised for a turnaround driven by the iPhone 4S and network upgrades.

Android now leads iOS in the total number of apps downloaded, as Google's open-source strategy both helps and hurts the platform.

Smartphone sales are poised for a big surge, after the market posted disappointing numbers last quarter due to the delay of several major handsets.

Google's Android Market is closing the gap on Apple's App Store, taking away what used to be a big advantage for the iPhone and iOS.

A Danish study found no evidence of a link between cell phone use and cancer, adding fuel to the debate over whether mobile devices are carcinogenic.