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China Mobile, China Unicom and Samsung together announces Galaxy TabQ in China



Samsung's new announcement from the last day is the new Galaxy TabQ, which will be coming to the Chinese countryside carriers China Mobile and China Unicom with 4G LTE network speeds.

 Let us remind you that, this new seven-inch device from the South Korean multinational manufacturer, Samsung is not a tablet, but the company would rather love to call it a phone with an extra large display, following the traces of their lately announced Galaxy W handset for the phone makers homeland and the previously announced Galaxy Mega phablets. The phone will have Samsung's latterly designed back panel with faux leather and stitching pattern, similar to the Galaxy Note 3.

 The new model for China Mobile is named as SM-T2558 and SM-T2556 for China Unicom. The phone will compensate a 1.2GHz Quad-Core processor, seven-inches TFT High Definition screen of 1280 x 720 resolution display, microSD card slot for further memory expansion for up to 64 gigabytes, eight megapixels main shooter with LED flash light and a two megapixels secondary front facing snapper. For connectivity, there's Bluetooth 4.0, Wi-Fi WLAN 802.11 a/b/g/n 2.4+5GHz and Wi-Fi Direct, GPS, Glonass, Near Field Communication (NFC), and 4G LTE and 3G TD-SCDMA support over China's network, a 3,200mAh powered battery and runs Android operating system with proprietary TouchWiz User Interface. The phone measures 191.8 x 99.7 x 8.9 millimeters in dimensions and weighs 250 grams on mass.

 The phone will be heading to China in the upcoming days, but there's no sign of the handset to make an international appearance anytime soon, pricing and other details will be announced locally by the manufacturer and partnered telecommunication provider.


Source: Samsung

China Mobile and China Unicom announces Nokia Lumia 638 and 636



The Chinese state owned telecommunications and network provider, China Mobile Communications has announced Nokia Lumia 638 and China Unicom has officially sanctioned Lumia 636 4G (what you see above), smartphones in the country. The new handsets from the carriers will be based on Nokia's previously announced Lumia 630 Windows Phone handset.

 China Mobile's new smartphone, Nokia Lumia 638 is said to be their first TD-LTE (Chinese version) 4G capable phone from Nokia Lumia Windows Phone fleet. The company took the stage at Mobile Asia Expo (GSMA), held in Shanghai, China, today to showcase their new handset for the public consumers. The new Lumia 638 from China Mobile will be available from the 21st of this month, from their retail outlets. Where else, China Unicom customers will have to wait until 5th of next month to buy a Nokia Lumia 636 4G, both priced at 1299 Chinese Yuan, that is around 209 United States Dollars when roughly converted.

 The new phones from the Finland based manufacturer will remain identical from physical hardware and design, being constructed out of Nokia's traditional polycarbonate build with double-polish finish. The units will be available in a wide variety of color options, from Matte Black, White, Orange and "Xuanliang Xuanliang" Yellow (we assume this to be the glossy one).

 The new devices from Nokia will ship with a 1.2GHz clocked Quad-Core Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 processor, a 4.5-inches "Wyatt" LCD screen of FWVGA resolution display under Corning's Gorilla Glass 3, eight gigabytes of eMMC expandable mass storage, one gigabytes of Random Access Memory, five megapixels main camera on the back with auto-focus, Bluetooth 4.0, dual-SIM capability over China's TD-LTE 4G and HSPA+ network connections with global roaming and a 1,850mAh powered battery. Nokia Lumia 638 and 636 will run Microsoft's latest mobile operating system Windows Phone 8.1 on board. The phones also features Nokia's and Microsoft's other proprietary functions.

 Source: Nokia

China Mobile and Samsung goes official with Galaxy Beam 2



The South Korean electronics manufacturer's Chinese department lists a new middle ranged phone to their official web domain, the successor and second generation model to their previously announced Galaxy Beam, this time the South Koreans renames their unit as the new Galaxy Beam 2.

 Like it's last generation handset, the new Galaxy Beam too packs in that dedicated "professional-grade" digital mini projector on it's top, which is capable of screening WVGA resolution images to any flat surface, in a complete stylish metallic design body.

 Other internal specification includes a Quad-Core 1.2GHz powered processor, 4.66-inches WVGA screen panel of 480 x 800 resolution display, microSD card slot for further mass memory expansion, one gigabyte of Random Access Memory (RAM), five megapixels main camera on the back with LED flash light, a VGA front facing snapper, Bluetooth 4.0 and 3G connection support on China's TD-SCDMA network, a 2,600mAh powered battery and running Android's version 4.2 Jelly Bean out of the box. The newly announced Samsung made Galaxy Beam 2 is measured at 134.5 x 70 x 11.64 millimeters in dimensions and weighs 165 grams on mass.

 As the branding on the phone suggests, it has already arrived on the country's China Mobile 3G, but we doubt it's global availability, anytime soon.

 Source: Samsung

Seven-inches Samsung phone/tablet passes through TENAA



The South Korean electronics manufacturer Samsung's new upcoming undisclosed device passed through FCC equivalent, China's certification process, Telecommunication Equipment Certification Center or TENAA. Why we call it the phone/tablet, as you can see folks, the unannounced Samsung device seems to feature a dedicated earpiece on the top, that looks almost like the ASUS made Fonepad 7, something new from the Samsung make.

 As for as it's design is concerned, the Samsung phone/tablet looks to deliver that faux leather feel on its's back with the speaker grills towards to bottom right corner. There is also the power button and volume up and down rockers fitted on the right side of the device. On the front we have Samsung's traditional home button with capacitive options and back buttons on either sides of the home key.

 The new unit from 'Sammy', is reportedly model named SM-T2558, said to come out of the box with a Quad-Core processor, speeding at 1.2GHz, seven-inches High Definition screen of 1280 x 720 resolution display, microSD card slot for memory expansion and 1.5 gigabytes of Random Access Memory (RAM), an eight megapixels main camera on the back with LED flash light, two megapixels secondary camera and featuring Android's version 4.3 Jelly Bean on top. Also that China Mobile 4G LTE branding on the back leads us to the conclusion, that this yet to go official tablet will attribute fourth generation LTE capabilities on board. The dimensions of the unit reads, 191.24 x 99.7 x 8.95 millimeters on scale and weighs 245 grams on mass.



Source: Pocketnow

Apple and China Mobile expected to go on contract to sell iPhone 5C's



According to the latest reports and claims, The American multinational corporation, Apple and the Chinese Mobile carrier, China Mobile has all their eyes set on signing a contract.

 Sources claims that Apple is trying to bag an opportunity to sell it's upcoming smartphones in one of the World's largest market by going on agreement with the country's biggest wireless carrier, China Mobile.

 Reports also suggests that the American company has asked it's contract manufacturing partner, Foxconn to add the Chinese carrier to its list of carriers named to receive their low-end smartphone of 2013, the Apple iPhone 5C.

 We too have rumors flying in, that the Chinese carrier will start it's sales of these cheap Apple iPhone 5C by November. We also noticed the carrier already posting it's pre-order pages for the upcoming Apple iPhone 5S and 5C's. 

 But all these are possibilities, we sill don't have any evidence to get the news confirmed, we must be waiting until September 11th for Apple's upcoming Press Conference in Beijing, China, to see whether the carrier will participate in the event or not.

 Source: THE WALL STREET JOURNAL
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