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Smartphone and tablet owners are spending less time using standalone consumer electronics (CE) devices according to a new research study by the Consumer Electronics Association (CEA). The study shows consumers
Read more >>LG Electronics shipped a record 10.8 million smartphones in the first quarter and its total handset sales, including feature phones and smartphones, were up nearly 31 percent from the year-ago period.read more
Read more >>In many parts of the world, smartphone shipments account for a larger percentage of mobile handset shipments than feature phones and low-cost handsets. Yet within the smartphone class of devices, segmentation i
Read more >>Smartphones costing250 or less before carrier subsidies will make up 46 percent of all global smartphone shipments by 2018, up from 28 percent in 2012, according to a new report form ABI Research.read more
Read more >>Apple has been exceeding analysts' expectations since 2003, but now the same analysts think the company's profit will fall for the first time in a decade. Even worse, one Citibank analyst believes the 1 comment(s)
Read more >>Intel has begun promoting its adaptive all-in-one PC concept in the upstream supply chain recently, hoping the devices can boost all-in-one PC sales in 2013 to a volume triple of those in 2008, according to sou
Read more >>Catcher Technology will reportedly become an exclusive supplier of metal-alloy chassis for use in HTC's M4 smartphone, a revision of its New HTC One, with shipments of M4 to begin in June and an estimated
Read more >>Viewing that Windows 8 has been unable to stimulate global demand for notebooks, and global sales of Android tablets have been increasing, Intel has begun to promote Android tablet-convertible notebooks, and Ch
Read more >>HTC has launched their latest Android flagship device, the HTC One, in India for ₹42,990, which is approximately789, unlocked. The phone is expected to go on sale towards the end of this month. HT
Read more >>If you think things couldn't get any worse for HTC, you probably haven't been paying attention.
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