Alcatel OT986 And Motorola RAZR V Headed To China – Upper Mid-range ICS Devices

I don’t ever remember posting about an Alcatel device till date, and I’d never thought I would. But anyway, here’s an Alcatel device, codenamed OT986. It was leaked beside the Motorola RAZR V, another ICS running Android smartphone. Both are headed to China, as the title says.

First up, the Motorola RAZR V comes with the latest version of Android, Ice Cream Sandwich, pre-installed. Oh, there’s Moto Blur as well…

Nokia 808 PureView goes for a walk in China, takes amazing pictures

A Chinese website recently previewed the 808 PureView. While their preview is in chinese and Google translate fails to make any sense out of it, pictures speak… or rather shout. Every picture is amazing. Note that these pictures were taken in 38/34MP mode and scaled to 8MP. Sadly there is no exif data to read ISO values or shutter speed.

If you are concerned about noise in low light images,…

Nokia And China Telecom Launch The Lumia 800c And The Lumia 610c

Nokia and China Telecom today launched two Lumia devices for the Chinese market – the Lumia 800c and the Lumia 610c, both tailored for the Chinese market. They’re both CDMA devices, the first such Windows Phones in China.

They’re both nothing but devices with CDMA support; the core specs remain…

HTC Titan II Is China’s First Windows Phone, Costs $700, Called As Triumph

Remember HTC unveiling a 16 MP Windows Phone at CES 2012? Of course you don’t. So here’s a quick recap about the device -

Windows Phone 7.5 Mango 4.7″ WVGA Super LCD display (uhm, not okay) 1.5 GHz Snapdragon S2 processor, no dual core goodness until Apollo 16 MP rear…

Huawei Ascend P1 S To Be Launched In March In China

Remember Huawei showing off the Ascend P1 S at CES, in January? It was one of the first devices that had Ice Cream Sandwich running out of the box. And, it will be launched…

Android Market And Gmail Working Again In China

Quick heads up guys, Google’s Android Market and Gmail are working again, in China.

According to Google, it was due to their fault, not a blockage from the Chinese authorities, which is sort of reassuring. A software update resulted in the inaccessibility, said Google.

We identified a technical issue during a software update,…