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Xiaomi already made it clear that it would introduce a new handset on January 15, by posting teaser images on Facebook and other social networking websites. But it looks like the company will announce not one, but two new devices on that day.
Microsoft may have unveiled a couple of golden-colored Lumias, but if youre after the real deal, Vietnamese luxury brand Karalux may have exactly what you want.
Sony’s smartphone business (official known as Sony Mobile Communications) hasn’t been doing great lately, being one of the Japanese company’s few units that are currently losing money in a big way.
Samsung’s first Tizen offering, the Z1, is due to launch in India any moment now. And new piece of info that we just got says that it will be capable of running Android apps.
Just a couple of days ago Samsung finally decided to make the Galaxy A7 fully official, and announced it for the whole world to see.
Samsung finally announced the Galaxy A7, its slimmest smartphone ever (only 6.3 mm), and the third to be included in the Galaxy A series.
Today we get to see intriguing handset – the Oppo R1C. The phone is yet to be revealed soon, but it has already leaked online. The R1C is rumored to pack a rear sapphire crystal glass, but this is yet to be confirmed.
Xiaomi took to Facebook to tease its upcoming flagship smartphone. The company’s social media team released a short video full of hints about the soon to be launched smartphone.
Mere hours ago Samsung finally made the Galaxy A7 official, following many months of leaks. Soon though, the Korean company should unveil another smartphone, this time however we’re talking about a low-end model.
You can make out the hint left by Xiaomi that on January 15th, the Xiaomi Redmi Note 2 phablet will be introduced as a faster, larger, lighter version of the first model.
Hot on the heels of their high-end Meizu MX4 and Meizu MX4 Pro, and the M1 note (also known as Blue Charm Note), the Chinese phone manufacturer is getting ready to announce something new in the end of the month.
“Kill switch” is the buzz phrase of lawmakers and security enforcers these days, at least when it comes to the issues of smartphone security and theft.
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