Ofcom's research should that one in five have been struggling to keep up with their telecom bills. It has called on broadband providers to offer tariffs for those living on a low income.
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It looks like Google might be planning to launch inexpensive Android One smartphones in the US to counter the growth of malware-ridden cheap devices that have emerged in the country.
Teasing a low price point and premium quality of its upcoming VR headset, Xiaomi has unveiled the 'Mi VR Play', which appears to be a competitor to the Google Cardboad headset.
Microsoft has been giving away Office 365 with small and affordable Windows 8.1 devices for ages, but things are different now with Windows 10 and Office Mobile. Find out more about what's changing.
Over the next couple of weeks, we'll be exploring the entry-level Lumia 630 in depth, in a series of articles leading up to our full review - starting today with an overview of what it has to offer.
Forget Mozilla's promise of $25 Firefox OS handsets - according to ARM, the first $20 Android smartphones will be available this year, with single-core Cortex-A5 processors and 2.5G connectivity.
The Raspberry Pi Foundation has revealed that it has now sold over two million of its tiny, ultra-affordable computers, reaching this latest sales milestone several months earlier than expected.
Ming-Chi Kuo, an analyst with KGI Securities, has suggested that in order to fend off attacks from cheap Android tablets, Apple will move to ship a budget iPad mini in the $199-249 price range.
In a world of dual-core smartphones and turbo-powered tablets, the idea of a tiny 700MHz PC with 128MB of RAM might sound mad. But the new $25 computer may just make sense in the right context.
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