Welcome to the second round of Smartphone Madness 2012! Today, the Huawei Ascend D Quad faces off against the Nokia Lumia 900. Who will move on to the final four? That's up to you! Click through to vote for your favorite..

In yesterday's game, we saw the BlackBerry Bold 9900 defeat the by HTC One X by about 70 votes. Today's matchup, the last of the first round, pits the HTC Titan II against the Sony Xperia Ion? Whi...

Who needs college basketball when there are smartphones to root (for)? Yesterday we watched the Pantech Burst go down against the Editors' Choice-winning Samsung Galaxy Nexus. Today we settle in for a...

As we head into Game 2 of the 2012 Smartphone Madness competition, we want to take a second to congratulate Huawei Ascend D Quad for winning Game 1. Huawei defeated the Apple iPhone 4S by a margin of 17 percent, thanks to your votes..

College basketball isn't enough madness for everybody. To get the proper amount of March crazy, fill in your "other" bracket. The beauty of our annual tournament. Who will win Smartphone Madness 2012 ...

The wait is over for Skype/Windows Phone users. Previously, Windows Phone was one of the few devices on the market without a dedicated Skype app, which was more than a little ironic since Microsoft recently acquired Skype in a $8.5 billion deal.

China-based device maker ZTE isn't going to miss out on all the Android and Windows Phone action at Mobile World Congress. No sir. The company, which announced a $99 Android tablet for Sprint earlier ...

As advanced as Windows Phone 7.5 is in terms of its user interface and software, it has lagged behind other platforms in terms of SMS support as it only allows you to attach a single photo -- not vide...

Not content to rest on its Windows Phone laurels, Nokia rolled out a new budget-minded Windows Phone handset, the Lumia 610, at Mobile World Congress today.At a press event, Microsoft rep announced ...