by Brad Ward, 4 weeks ago

The HTC One has just been announced for China and will arrive on all of the countries major carriers with microSD and dual-SIM support. HTC’s flagship device will arrive on all of China’s major carriers…

by Adrian Diaconescu, 1 month ago

It’s no longer a secret that HTC had to delay the initially planned One release because of component shortages, but thankfully it seems the Taiwanese have finally managed to iron out all the kinks and…

by J. Angelo Racoma, 2 months ago

Businesses are going green in an attempt to become more environmentally responsible. You read stories about designing green buildings, streamlining operations and even finding alternative energy sources, if only to reduce the carbon footprint. But…

by Chris Smith, 2 months ago

  Many words have been written on HTC’s mistakes that lead to its current troubles in the mobile business, with one of them being the lack of strong Galaxy-style brand that consumers would grow to…

by David Gonzales, 4 months ago

If you thought the recently announced ZTE Grand S Android smartphone was great but somehow don’t think you can spend upwards of $500 on your next mobile, then perhaps you should take a look at…

by Nate Swanner, 4 months ago

As we inch toward a true global conscience, we are increasingly dependent on being connected. Being connected is what defines us, with things like social media, blogs, and news sites. Here in the USA, we…

by J. Angelo Racoma, 6 months ago

Android is on the rise in China. While the smartphone market in the country is currently under 20% of total mobile devices as of earlier this year, smartphones are certainly a fast-growing segment. In the…

by Adrian Diaconescu, 7 months ago

After hearing about the breathtaking figure of worldwide cellphone subscriptions just a couple of weeks back, we now have some new numbers shedding light on the telecommunication companies that are leading this “mobile phone revolution”….

by Glenn Santos, 1 year ago

Baidu, the Chinese counterpart of Google search, has announced of its plans to create its own OS for its consumers. Although it has already replaced Google apps and services on Android phones in China, the…

by Susan Ellery, 3 years ago

Those three mystery Android devices that kept appearing over the past few weeks have finally been given a name and a destination. The trio include the MT710, the XT701 and the XT800 and all three…

by Susan Ellery, 3 years ago

We saw the Motorola MT710 last month when detailed specifications on this Android OPhone-powered handset were revealed. The MT710 is chock full of features, including a 3.7 inch capacitive FWVGA touchscreen, a Marvell PXA310 624MHz…

by Chuck Zich, 3 years ago

The folks at Zumo Blog have recently obtained more information about Dell’s Mini 3iX Android device and, shockingly, Dell is planning to omit the Android Market from the phone.  Instead, Director of retail for Dell…

by Susan Ellery, 3 years ago

Rumored to be launching in Q4 with China Mobile, LG’s second Android offering, the GW880 OPhone, has been officially announced. This full touch mobile phone features a 3.5 inch WVGA display that can fit 24…

by James Tromans, 3 years ago

Thanks to PConline, we saw an unboxing of the to-be-released Dell Mini 3i. Now set for China Mobile ‘later this month’, all we were left wondering is the exact specification sheet and price of this…

by James Tromans, 3 years ago

Out in China, Android is getting ripped apart and resealed with special Asian ingredients that when combined create the OPhone OMS platform; an Android based customized mobile OS with a UI similar to the iPhone….