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Samsung Galaxy II Duos Features Dual-Sims

We have managed to take a picked on Samsung’s latest low-cost mobile which features dual-sims. Those device called the Galaxy Y Duos and the Galaxy Y Pro Duos. Now we are looking at all time fav smartphone, Galaxy II. Except this time the device sports dual-sims.

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HTC’s Phone For China Hit FCC, On It’s Way To U.S

If we can recall, last week we found out that HTC will launch a handset specifically for China only. It would features mobile payment via NFC. The device code number is PH85110, and it has just arrives at FCC.

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Motorola Domino+ Pictures Leaked

Here comes another leak pictures of Motorola devices. This time it’s a mid-range handset called Motorola Domino+. The device is heading to China for right now. Hope to see it in US soon.

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Sony Ericsson SK17i Caught in The Wild

A Chinese website have managed to took some snap shots of the successor of Sony Ericsson X10 Mini Pro. As you can see on the image below. The handset will be power with Android 2.3.

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China Unicom to Sell Its Own Smartphone

China Unicom, the nation’s only mobile operator offering Apple’s iPhone,  will sell new smartphone called UPhone by the end of this year. Being developed with Okwap, Huawei Technologies Co. and ZTE Corp, the phone will run on a new operating system based on Linux, according to Zhang Zhijiang, the company’s exec in an interview at [...]

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China approves (non-Chinese) 3G wireless standards

The Chinese government just approved the implementation of next-generation 3G wireless services. The country’s regulation body would issue license for each of the three major standards: the homegrown TD-SCDMA standard as well as the global standards the CDMA 2000 and W-CDMA.

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Chinese 3G could be delayed to 2010 claims Beijing analyst

China is often described as the next big market for cellular technology, but consumers there will likely have to wait a while longer before they can get 3G service on their handsets.  According to Jonathan Dharmapalan, a partner at Ernst & Young and head of the company’s global telecommunications centre in Beijing, the rollout and [...]

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