Foxconn Electronics (Hon Hai Precision Industry) has formed an R&D team to develop Android-based smartphones, the Chinese-language Economic Daily News (EDN) quoted company...
Google has set up an Android team in Taiwan aiming to offer technical support to Taiwan hardware makers developing Android-based products, including netbooks and embedded systems,...
TXC's is rumored to have received component orders for a next-generation Google Android-based handset, according a Chinese language United Daily News (UDN) report.
Most branded handset vendors as well as vendors in China and Japan are all planning to launch Android-powered mobile phones in 2009 – a move which is likely to push the global...
TechFaith Wireless Communication Technology, a China-based handset and handset-solution provider, has seen rising sales contribution from smartphones since the third quarter of 2008,...
The T-Mobile G1 smartphone, the first wireless handset to be based on Google Android mobile operating system, carries a bill-of-materials (BOM) cost of US$143.89, according to a virtual...
TomTom International has announced its cooperation with Google to provide free service of downloading coordinates and POI (points of interest) from Chinese-language Google Maps onto...
With the official announcement of the HTC-made T-Mobile G1, Google has its first handset for the Android software platform. The iPhone-like device will debut in the US on October...
The official launch of the first Google-powered Android phone by T-Mobile scheduled on September 23 in New York is expected to bring in a strong performance in revenues for High Tech...
The Department of Industrial Technology (DOIT) under Taiwan's Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) will urge Google and the Open Handset Alliance (OHA) to set up a certification testing...
There were 44.23 million users of handset-based mobile online search services in the China during the first quarter of 2008, with Google China being the third largest web portal with...
Vibo Telecom, one of five 3G mobile telecom carriers in Taiwan, on June 16 announced cooperation with Yahoo! Kimo (Yahoo! Taiwan) to launch a traditional Chinese-language version...
