iPhone

If you're planning on getting your hands on Apple's eagerly anticipated new iPad Air, which launched today, make sure you cut the cost by taking advantage of the top deals, including Tesco's £30 off offer.

Games firms shouldn't pressure children into spending money when playing online games on phones and tablets, the Office of Fair Trading (OFT) says.

Update: 20.09.2013: Tesco Mobile has today released its price plans for the iPhone 5C, so we have updated this news story with this information.

Apple has tonight unveiled its eagerly-awaited latest iPhone – the iPhone 5S – along with a lower spec model, the iPhone 5C.

If you're thinking of selling an iPhone, especially now the new iPhone 5C and 5S have been launched, be warned that the price you get for it could soon plummet.

Some iPhone 5 users have been left feeling short-changed after realising their mobile won't work on 4G with O2 and Vodafone.

Mobile giant Vodafone will launch its superfast 4G service on 29 August, with tariffs starting from £26/month including either Sky Sports or Spotify Premium free for six months. But it won't be available on the iPhone 5.

Mobile and tablet games which tempt children to spend hefty sums on virtual items are to be investigated by the Office of Fair Trading.

As the Office of Fair Trading (OFT) announces it will investigate whether mobile and tablet games encourage children to spend hefty sums, MoneySavingExpert.com has found a host of iPhone games which charge up to £70 a pop for virtual items.