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Nokia C5 & X5 Get Official, but Headed to China Only [Nokia Announces New TD-SCDMA Handsets for China Mobile: Nokia C5 & Nokia X5]
In: gadgets
23 Apr 2010Nokia has announced two new handsets today but unless you happen to be within reach of a China Mobile store you won’t really care about them. The Nokia C6 and the Nokia X5 are both TD-SCDMA handsets which only work in China thanks to China Mobile’s TD-SCDMA network. (more…) Related posts on TFTS: Nokia TD-SCDMA [...]
Dell Lightning Windows Phone 7 Smartphone Gets Leaked [Dell Means Smartphone Business & Explores Windows Phone 7 Universe with Dell Lightning]
In: gadgets
22 Apr 2010Dell has leaked quite a few new smartphones these days showing that the company really means business. And the one we’re looking at right now is not powered by Google’s Android OS but by the competition’s Windows Phone 7. That’s right, folks, the Dell Lightning will be the first WP7 handset coming from the Texas-based [...]
Lenovo Shows Off More LePhone [We Learn More, But LePhone Specs Still Unknown, Set To Launch In China Next Month]
In: gadgets
20 Apr 2010The LePhone is from China, not France, despite all our first impressions. The LePhone is Lenovo’s attempt to enter the smartphone game. Late last year, the repurchased their Lenovo Mobile division after they sold it off to get some cash-on-hand during the economic recession. Lenovo Mobile primarily has made low-end featurephones, but they hope to [...]
Google Reports "Partially Blocked" Mobile Service
In: web resources
30 Mar 2010It looks like China has found another way to strike back following Google’s decision to redirect Google.cn users to Google.com.hk. The search company is reporting that its mobile service in China is now "partially blocked." This information was disclosed through the "Mainland China service availability" page Google established after making its somewhat dramatic semi-exit. And [...]
In response to Google’s recent tactic of redirecting Chinese users to its uncensored Hong Kong site (Google.hk), the Chinese government began disabling certain searches or blocking the results, according to The New York Times. In a way, it’s back to square one — for users in China, Google is still censored, just as it was [...]
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