Advertisements If you use an Android smartphone, chances are that your phone sucks in terms of battery life. Most of the modern smartphones these days can’t match feature phones in battery backup and there are reasons for that – ever growing display sizes, power-hungry processors and so on.
Advertisements Google TV might not be gaining any significant ground, but manufacturers are using Google’s Android, which also works as the base for Google TV, on TV companion boxes. After Lenono, which released an Ice Cream Sandwich powered TV early this year, another Chinese firm ZTE has stated that it is working on an Android […]
Advertisements HTC has launched a variant of its flagship Android smartphone One X in China. Dubbed as One XC, it is powered by Qualcomm’s 1.5GHz quad-core Snapdragon S4 chip.
Advertisements A long standing hurdle in Google’s acquisition of Motorola Mobility is finally gone, as China approved the deal. However authorities did put a condition before Google that Android should remain open to all for the next five years; which shouldn’t be a problem if Google has planned to remain fair to other hardware partners.
Advertisements It seems some of the Chinese mobile phone manufacturers have decided to form an alliance to help them in fighting off the ever increasing patent lawsuits. A Digitimes report states that Lenovo, ZTE, TCL, Coolpad and Konka are part of this group.
Advertisements Huawei has done the unexpected and became the first Android manufacturer to release a public Ice Cream Sandwich update for a smartphone, although BETA. This Chinese manufacturer posted the official update download on its official site for Chinese Honor users recently. What is more interesting is that Honor will go on sale next week […]
Advertisements Stop thinking about Asus Eee Pad Transformer 2 as the first Tegra 3 device now, while we are still waiting to see Asus tablet, ZTE came out of nowhere and showcased its T98 tablet at PT/Expo Comm China. This tablet runs on Android 3.2 and is powered by all new nVIDIA Tegra 3 processor […]
Advertisements HTC has partnered with China’s sole credit card provider China UnionPay to announce its first NFC smartphone. Dubbed as ‘HTC Stunning, the smartphone will debut in China next month.