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Phones 4u gets exclusivity over white Huawei Ascend P2
Retailer also confirms it will stock the new Nokia Lumia 925.
Huawei Ascend P2 coming to UK in June
New device promises to be the manufacturer’s most powerful smartphone yet.
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Telefonica to preload smartphones in Latin America with OTT service
TU Me to support calls, messages and more on handsets from Alcatel, Huawei and ZTE.
Antenna and Huawei announce enterprise mobility partnership
New agreement will see Huawei resell Antenna’s AMPchroma platform as part of its BYOD Mobility Solution.
MWC 2013: Huawei makes a play for the second-screen market
Attacks Samsung by introducing cloud-based sharing solution.
MWC 2013: Huawei unmasks 'world's fastest 4G LTE smartphone'
Ascend P2 'breaks all records' with 150 Mbps download speed. You can use it with your gloves on too.
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Mobile phone sales fell 1.7 per cent in 2012
Gartner report also shows Apple and Samsung increased market share to take 52 per cent of global smartphone sales.
Android powered 34 per cent of all mobile phones shipped in Q4 2012
Smartphones represent almost 50 per cent of all phones shipped during same period.
Huawei launches Windows phone exclusively for Africa
New smartphone released in partnership with Microsoft.
Size matters: Phablet shipments to spike 136 per cent year-on-year
More shoppers are hungrier than ever for a five-inch smartphone.
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CES 2013: New Huawei W1 smartphone boasts 20 days of standby time
Longevity gets packed into the Chinese firm's first WinPho-powered device.
CES 2013: It's all about size, as Huawei launches giant phablet
6.1-inch device is either the biggest smartphone yet or the most compact tablet.
Sainsbury's launches dedicated mobile phone shops
Supermarket giant trials shops within two of its superstores as part of 2013 mobile push.
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ZTE and Huawei "pose security threat"
Chinese telecom firms "cannot be trusted to be free of foreign state influence"
Huawei to blow £1.3 billion on UK push
Chinese OEM will create 700 new jobs over five years in its quest for market share.
Sub-$200 smartphones to nab 40 per cent market share in China by 2015
Up from 25 per cent this year.
Samsung plans to secure one-third of China's smartphone market
Looks to fight off low-end locals Huawei and ZTE with sub-$260 devices.
