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Android just got a new playmate after Panasonic confirmed plans to launch a range of Android-based smartphones in Europe next year, according to a company announcement. The company is also planning to introduce devices in the US, China and other Asia markets, although at this stage no timeline for these launches has been given....
Do you lose things? Despite being meticulous about personal hygiene and a snappy dresser, I tend to misplace things. I blame it on bad parenting, of course. But, we all lose our personal items — and as much as it pains us — our gadgets are often the victims. Smartphones, especially iPhones, have been...
Developer Halfbrick has demonstrated the size of China’s mobile gaming market, after it revealed that its Fruit Slice title racked up 40 million downloads in just three months, netting the firm an impressive $6 million in revenue, according to Technode. While we’re used to hearing about gaming successes in China, the fact that this story...
China Unicom, the second largest operator in the country, has unveiled a new mobile Internet strategy and alliance of content partners to further develop its apps and web offering, according to China Daily. The Wo-plus (Wo+) Opening System, which was announced at the annual China Unicom Mobile Internet Application Industry Summit, will reportedly give Chinese users easier access to apps,...