Huawei Deploys A New Mobile R & D Center In Europe

The Chinese manufacturer Huawei and equipment supplier announced the deployment of a new R & D center in Finland for mobile software development on Android and Windows Phone 8.

The Chinese group Huawei, like its competitor ZTE, continues to focus on Europe for its brainpower and pursuing strategic investments (reflects the commitment of Huawei in the long term in Europe.) while Intel is making an R & D mobile in France, Huawei announced an investment of 70 million euros over five years which will allow to do the same in Finland with a structure that begins with 30 employees and the number will increase to 100 employees over the next few years.

This R & D center will focus on developing mobile software for smartphones and tablets, (optimizing the user experience of existing operating systems like Android and Windows Phone 8.) Huawei has big ambitions in mobile devices and now wants to exist as its own brand, having long been the supplier discreet international brands and operators.

The Chinese group logically offensive started by Android, with the first smartphones and tablets, but he showed a strong interest to partner with Microsoft on Windows Phone 8. He has not yet formalized its products but rumors abound. Huawei recalls its investment efforts in Europe, including the UK last September where two billion euros were invested in various resources, R & D subsidies. The group now employs just over 7,000 employees in Europe, 600 in France. These contributions in the European economic landscape is not without some problems of consciousness.

The Wall Street Journal reported the reluctance of the Commission to initiate proceedings against Chinese telecom equipment for dumping, despite strong elements considered, although no formal complaint has been made, fear of triggering voltages reaching consequences for the economy, employment and the position of European companies in China. Huawei is also a gateway to Europe on the west much easier than in the U.S. where it is discarded equipment programs network most sensitive and where each of its initiatives is scrutinized with suspicion.

Smartphones In 2013, It Will Move ... Behind Samsung And Apple

After several years of growth insane, the smartphone market will take a new direction in 2013 with growth this time driven by emerging markets and price segments below.

The growth of the smartphone market for several years is impressive and has been generated from established markets and for top models and in the middle range. But the volumes have become such that these markets are approaching saturation. It was therefore logical to emerging markets, which are in the process of deploying mobile broadband networks and show applicants for this class of devices that relay growth will play in 2013.

And is now on smartphones midrange and entry level that will be played on larger volumes, estimates research firm Digitimes Research. This will lead to developments in the ranking of smartphone manufacturers. In mind, Samsung and Apple continue to dominate the market and take advantage of their strong position in established markets. However, behind this is Sony, which benefits from the failure of Nokia and RIM, as well as Huawei and ZTE, which occupy the following positions in the Top 5 in the world, by bringing fermerment Chinese manufacturers atop the leaderboard after the regular incursions. These three manufacturers have very similar volumes, while in sixth position, another Chinese manufacturer Lenovo Group will be positioned in ambush. Inevitably, these movements pushing number of players currently placed on these positions later in the world rankings.

Digitimes Research forecasts and HTC, which is struggling to revive their strong growth in 2009-2010, will be found to seventh in the world in 2013, followed by LG Electronics in eighth place, then Nokia and RIM finally the tenth largest in the world. Next year, more than half of mobile phones sold during the year should belong to the category of smartphones.
Ranking manufacturers of smartphones in 2013 estimated by Digitimes Research:


1. Samsung
2. Apple
3. Sony
4. Huawei
5. ZTE
6. Lenovo
7. HTC
8. LG Electronics
9. Nokia
10.RIM

The Most Anticipated Mobile At MWC 2012 Reviews

The living show room world of telephony is the meeting place for discovering new smartphones that will be released throughout the year.

The 2012 edition of the Mobile Word Congress (MCW) would it be a little soft? Indeed, the show Mobile World, to be held from February 27 to March 1, 2012, will be marked absent by brand: Galaxy not S III, or even a Samsung press conference, without counting the absence of iPad 3. But here, this is normal, Apple never wanted to participate in this event. 


Android 4.0 and Windows 8 face to face

However, this MWC 2012 should be interesting. First, he will devote Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich as the operating system the most common. This version of Android 4.0 update is a unified system from Google that runs on smartphones on shelf. She brings so many new products. In addition, manufacturers will take advantage of MWC to update their old phones.

Then Google will not be alone. ON find systems in decline as BlackBerry OS, WebOS and Symbian, but also that Microsoft comes back in force. With Windows Phone 7 and his version Tango, with, let's be crazy, a demonstration of the upcoming Windows Phone Windows Phone aka Apollo 8. But especially with Windows 8, that will be available for free download from February 29 in his first beta version, called Consumer Preview.

The symbol is strong: the fact that Windows 8 is launched in a room phone is one more sign that the future of software, and more generally of high-tech is definitely mobile.

Huawei Ascend D1 Q "the fastest smartphone ever designed" reviews

But first of all, the MWC is THE show that are launched and mobiles the tablets of tomorrow. And that starts with a bang on Sunday, February 26 from either the day before the official opening of the show. This is China's Huawei, which has the honor to present his first terminal, a symbol. After Ascend P1 S, telephone the world's thinnest introduced at CES 2012, Huawei promises the "fastest smartphone ever designed." The Chinese giant is expected to announce the Ascend Q D1, a smartphone with an Intel quad-core designed, he also, made by Huawei. A large stone in the garden of which nVidia will equip many devices with its Tegra 3 quad.

LG a smartphone Optimus X3 and Tegra 3 as a competitor of the Galaxy Rating reviews

The Korean LG will take advantage of the relative discretion of his brother enemy Samsung to present two very strong. The first, Optimus X3 (LG P880), was unveiled by the site Pocketnow. This will be powered by a Tegra 3  processor quad-coreand has a 4.7 inch screen.

The second, the Optimus Vu, a competitor will be the Galaxy Note - which is very popular (the fourth best selling mobile in Uk in January 2012 after the iPhone 4S, and the Samsung Galaxy S II and Ace).

The IPS screen view of the Optimus has a diagonal of  5 inch 768 x 1024 points with a 4:3 ratio against an AMOLED screen Super Plus in 5.3-inch 800 x 1280 points 16:10 ratio for the Galaxy Note.

LG is also expected to release a version 2 of his Optimus 3D, called Optimus 3D 2 or Optimus 3D Max. LG could also return to the market with a Windows Phone LG Fantasy or Miracle, in all modesty.

Sony Xperia S standard bearer reviews

Also Sunday, February 26, Sony Mobile, previously Sony Ericsson, it will remonstrate with his Xperia S, its flagship model introduced at CES 2012, but also an Xperia U (Kumquat), a 3.5-inch model (1 GHz processor double heart, 5 megapixel camera, Android 2.3) and a Xperia P (Nypon), with the same look as the Xperia S, but with a 4-inch QHD screen, a dual heart of processor 1 GHz and a camera 8 Megapixel .

HTC One X, an ultra-powerful quad-core 1.5 GHz

Last big conference Sunday, HTC, which should provide many models including the most anticipated are the HTC One X (codename Endeavour). The smartphone Android 4.0 with Sense 4.0 interface should win all the votes. It should be carry a quad-core processor at 1.5 Ghz and be provided with a 4.7 inch HD display. Unless this being the HTC City - still a code name - which retains the interest with his double heart at 1.5 GHz, the QHD screen of 4.3 inches diagonally, his 8 megapixel camera that shoots in HD 1080p and audio Beats. Also work with Ice Cream Sandwich and the new interface Sense 4.0.

Samsung without S3, but with a S2 Plus and Galaxy Note S

The main competitor to Apple in the smartphone will favorably despite no press conference and the long awaited Galaxy S3, whose output was rejected just before summer. Indeed, the manufacturer should initiate the successors of the successful mobile Galaxy S II and Galaxy Note with Galaxy S2 Plus and Galaxy Note S. Every other devraitent be refreshments flagship models with a slightly more powerful processor and Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. We should be also see an Ace Plus, Ace's successor. Tablets are also, announced.

Acer the head into the Cloud

The Taiwanese manufacturer is expected to launch their flagship model Acer CloudMobile equipped with a heart dual processor 1.5 GHz and connected to CloudMobile, the new online brand.

Asus  PadFone, half-tablet half-phone

Launched at Computex 2011 and overview at CES 2012, tablet smartphone PadFone will actually launched at the Mobile World Congress 2012.

Nokia the Symbian and Windows Phone

The Finnish firm should offer Windows Phone as a variant of the 900 Lumia, but also a more entry level as a 610 Lumia. Symbian models are also presented.

Intel Atom processors in the phones

The computer giant Intel finally comes into the world of telephony. Too late? That may well be seen ahead of his competitors, but Intel does not lack resources. With his Atom processors for mobiles Medfield, Intel wants to surprise. Existing x86 applications on Windows could run on a smartphone with little modification. Good luck to Intel in a world where ARM processors are omnipotent.

Motorola: the first smartphone with Google and Intel

Following the agreement in September 2011 between Intel and Google, Intel had to carry Android 4.0 on the x86 architecture. Since December 2011, this is something to do with an Atom Medfield engraved in 32 nm. Pocketnow site showed pictures of a phone-motorola Google would work on such a platform.

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