Dell is preparing to launch its cool new smartphone, Mini 3i in China and Brazil soon, via China Mobile and Claro (Brazilian carrier), respectively. Dell Mini 3 is a handset that doesn't feature a physical keyboard, relying on a virtual one instead and running Google Android OS.
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Dell's first Android phone, the Mini 3ix has just recently received the green light for launch from the FCC and we learn that AT&T is planning to release the handset in Q1 2010. The handset was initially meant for China only and we have to say it's surprising to see ...
Wall Street Journal reports that Motorola has joined forces with AT&T, in order to build an Android handset for the carrier. The mystery device should reach the mobile operator in 2010, or so claims the info reported by the paper. This info comes just days after Google and Verizon joined ...
After a long week of waiting and tons of rumour regarding Dell's first phone, we've finally had a chance to look at the brand new smartphone, Dell Mini 3i, that got showcased in China. The handset runs the Android-based Open Mobile System and packs a 3.5 inch capacitive touchscreen with ...
Last we heard, Dell's first phone was coming to China Mobile, known as Mini 3i and running Android. Now, we've got fresh pics of the device, a specs list and a new name: Dell Benzine.
The phone is seemingly ready for launch, supporting quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE class 12 and packing a 3.5 ...
A mystery source is claiming that Dell is finally launching its long awaited phone this week, at least in China. Rumour has it that China Mobile or China Unicom will be carrying the handset, although each of them is as plausible as the other.
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Rumour's out that Dell is planning to buy Palm, according to a Wall Street Journal article. Dell has publicly stated that it intends to make a couple of acquisitions, after selling $1 billion in bonds. Could a service-related acquisition be the solution for the company?
Chances are quite slim that Dell ...
Here's a fresh blurry picture that seems to portray Dell's long awaited Android smartphone, or so claim the users from the Chinese site PDAFans' forum. Notice the Dell logo on a Palm Pre-like device, running Android and it seems that this device got pictured somewhere in China.
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We previously announced that Dell and a couple of computer makers were planning to enter the smartphone biz, but this initiative seems impossible now. It's all because Dell and the mobile carriers couldn't reach an understanding regarding the control they have over the device.
The company's first attempt at launching a ...
If Asus can make an Eee phone and HP can manufacture really good smartphones, why can't Dell play in this league too? Kaufman Bros. analyst Shaw Wu recently found out that Dell is preparing to launch its very first smartphone, following two years of picking the component suppliers they'll work ...
