Tag: taiwan
Samsung unveils new Galaxy S8+ version in Rose Pink
Remember how a while ago we told you to expect some new color variants for the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8+. Well, Samsung has...
HTC announces One M9+ Aurora Edition, Butterfly 3 for international markets
Google obviously stole the spotlight this morning with its barrage of announcements, but HTC had some things to say as well. We've previously heard...
BenQ announces two affordable smartphones – BenQ F3 and A3
Last time we heard from BenQ, it was back in 2009 and now it seems they are planning to make a come back with...
HTC M8 to be 2014’s flagship device, HTC One upgraded version coming as well?
Remember the time when we used to talk about the HTC M7? The device which was later on launched as the HTC One, considered...
HTC Desire 200 and Desire 600 gets leaked
Although HTC is going through a hard time, but that doesn't mean they will stop working on new Android devices. Two new HTC Android...
HTC announces Desire U for Taiwan
HTC today announced a new phone for its home country of Taiwan, pulling the curtain back for the Desire U. Specifications for the entry-level...
HTC DLX may get a much wider release
New information and images surfacing over the last few days suggest HTC will be deploying the rumored "DLX" smartphone to a wider audience this...
Samsung Galaxy Premier passes through NCC, hardware looking good
Samsung Galaxy Premier is in the news from a long time now as we heard about it first time back in August, but back...
ASUS EeePad Transformer Receives ICS in Taiwan, hitting UK tomorrow
ASUS Transformer has been around for a long time now, and it's one of the best selling Android tablets to date. Last month, we...
Original ASUS Transformer to Receive ICS Update Soon?
Android 4.0 a.k.a Ice Cream Sandwich is nowadays what every Android fanboy dreams about. We are all looking forward to more ICS powered devices like...
Taiwan Slaps Google With $1 Million NT Fine
It would seem that Taiwan, like most Android users, disagrees heavily with Google's 15-minute app refund policy. In fact, they have deemed it unlawful and have slapped Google with a hefty fine (US$345,500) for not complying with a June 4th request to revise their app sales and service provisions.