Just in case that recently announced ChefPad wasn't suited to your tastes, Archos is now introducing a smaller, not-so-kitchen-friendly Android tablet, the Xenon 80.
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Huawei W1 To Go on Sale at Walmart This Month is a post by Travis Pope from Gotta Be Mobile.
Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei will be bringing their first Windows Phone device, the Huawei W1, to American shores by way of WalMart this month.
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It was rumored back in December 2012 that HTC was contemplating entering the Windows RT tablet market.
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By all metrics, Kingston's wireless Wi-Drive has been a successful product: the company is still selling it two years later, and has since refreshed it with beefier storage and Android compatibility.
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Huawei kicked off the year by introducing its 5-inch Ascend D2 and 6.
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In each issue of Distro, editor-in-chief Tim Stevens publishes a wrap-up of the week in news.
It seems like ages since Sergey Brin staged one of the most dramatic product launches of all time at last year's Google I/O, guiding a bemused audience through a cavalcade of extreme antics that saw a prototype Google Glass headset delivered to the Moscone Center courtesy of skydivers, BMX riders and mountain climbers.
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Archos has launched an affordable unlocked smartphone line today, with prices starting at $99.
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Despite the aborted launch of Acer's Aliyun-powered phone last September, the cheeky Android-based OS is now back with a handful of new devices courtesy of some local friends, with the most notable device coming from Zopo, a notorious cloner of Samsung, HTC and LG phones.
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While Intel had initially planned to break into the mobile scene by releasing mobile chipsets of their own, perhaps to compete against the likes of NVIDIA and Qualcomm, there hasn’t been that many Intel phones out there compared to Qualcomm and NVIDIA devices yet, and the ones that are available aren’t terribly impressive.
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