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T-Mobile Prism is the new $20 Android super-deal

Chris Burns, May 2nd 2012 Discuss [2]

It's time again for T-Mobile to release a Huawei manufactured device under their own label, this budget-minded smartphone set to bring fire where the Springboard left off. Of course this is a smartphone and that was a tablet, but still, there's room for everybody when you're working with Android. Here you've got a smartphone that's running on T-Mobile's 3G network, has a 3.5-inch HVGA touchscreen, and will be released with Android 2.3 Gingerbread right out of the box. Read The Full Story

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XCom Global Huawei 3G E176G USB Modem Review

Chris Burns, Apr 23rd 2012 Discuss [0]

This Spring we got the opportunity to work with the Huawei model E176G 3G USB dongle connected to XCom Global for mobile data. This little device comes with a cap for the USB plug, the whole device is small enough to very easily slip into your pocket, and the whole package comes with an extensive manual and instructions that make its implementation relatively easy to set up and ultra-simple to use. I personally used this device during the entirety of Mobile World Congress over in Barcelona, Spain, and have to say: it worked pretty darn nicely.

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Huawei Ascend P1 super-slim Android arrives from May

Chris Davies, Apr 18th 2012 Discuss [0]

Huawei has announced launch details for its super-slim Ascend P1 Android smartphone, the 7.69mm thick Ice Cream Sandwich handset unveiled at CES 2012 back in January. The Ascend P1 will hit operators and retailers in Hong Kong, Taiwan and Australia by May, followed by Latin America from June, and with Europe getting the handset from the summer. Other markets however, including North America, will have to wait until after that. Read The Full Story

Google to sell Motorola’s hardware division to Huawei?

Ben Kersey, Apr 11th 2012 Discuss [3]

It’s fair to say that Google’s acquisition of Motorola Mobility was a big deal, raising questions about what the Android giant was planning to do with the hardware side of Motorola. While most people immediately thought Google could create their own Nexus devices, the company dismissed such plans, saying it planned to keep Motorola as a separate entity. After speaking with various sources, The Wall Street Journal suggests that Google was only interested in Motorola for the patents, and is planning to sell the hardware division to Huawei. Read The Full Story

Huawei boasts 30Gbit/s “beyond LTE” wireless tech

Ben Kersey, Mar 27th 2012 Discuss [0]

While carriers and OEMs are doing their best to provide LTE connectivity to consumers, there’s a limit on the speeds that can be achieved right now. Right now, standard LTE can provide download peaks of 300Mbit/s, while LTE Advanced is capable of 1Gbit/s and beyond. Huawei recently revealed that they’re working on a technology that could shatter both those numbers, with wireless speeds reaching 30Gbit/s. Read The Full Story

T-Mobile myTouch by Huawei caught in wild

Chris Burns, Mar 20th 2012 Discuss [2]

This week T-Mobile is coming correct with more than one hero device prepping for release in the Spring months, most recently the Huawei myTouch pictured in leaked photos here. This new device has been caught by TmoNews in the wild and will sit nicely with the rest of T-Mobile's own line brand which also includes several photo-fantastic HTC devices from years past. This device also keeps with the design language of the line, believe it or not, even though it's being created by an entirely different manufacturer. Read The Full Story

Huawei Ascend D quad XL tops benchmarks

Ben Kersey, Mar 19th 2012 Discuss [6]

It was somewhat of a surprise back at MWC 2012 when Huawei announced that their new flagship smartphones, the Ascend D quad and quad XL, would not be using chipsets from NVIDIA or Qualcomm. Instead, Huawei would be using their own SoC, the Huawei K3V2, a quad-core chip clocked at 1.2Ghz in the Ascend D quad, and 1.5Ghz in the quad XL. Benchmarks have now surfaced pitting Huawei’s performance against other chipsets. Read The Full Story

ZTE achieve speeds of 1.7Tbit/s over fiber-optics

Ben Kersey, Mar 15th 2012 Discuss [3]

While most people are lucky enough to receive high-speed internet via cable, fiber, or LTE, the carriers need serious backhaul in order to provide that to customers on a consistent basis. As we all demand faster speeds and suck down more bandwidth, they need to look ahead and see how they can add greater capacity. ZTE may just have what they’re looking for. Read The Full Story

China to squash US for smartphone demand says IDC

Chris Davies, Mar 15th 2012 Discuss [0]

China is expected to take the smartphone top spot in market share this year, edging ahead of the US before extending its lead significantly over the next four years, according to researchers. Developing markets will significantly shake up the smart device status-quo this decade, IDC's figures indicate, with device-obsessed nations the US and UK sliding in the rankings as China, India and Brazil grow in importance. However, their rise will also demand a new breed of handsets, it's suggested. Read The Full Story

Huawei mobile hotspot goes up to 100 Mbps

Mark Raby, Mar 13th 2012 Discuss [3]

Huawei has just introduced a new mobile hotspot device that breaks some of the barriers we have come to expect from mobile devices these days. First, it can be used as a hotspot for up to 10 Wi-Fi products, not just five. And second, it says it can offer peak speeds of up to 100 Mbps, a number that certainly pushes the limits of LTE. Read The Full Story

Huawei to build new T-Mobile myTouch phones

Rue Liu, Mar 2nd 2012 Discuss [3]

T-Mobile will be refreshing its popular line of myTouch Android smartphones and this time around the devices are set to be made by Huawei. As usual, the new lineup will include two versions of the device, one with a slide-out QWERTY keyboard and one without. The duo are expected to arrive sometime in late Spring. Read The Full Story

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