by Surur
8 years
Microsoft has today officially announced the Nokia Lumia 636 and 638. The Nokia Lumia 636 is heading to China Unicom, while the 638 is heading to China Mobile. Both devices are 4G LTE, with the China Mobile version sporting...
by Surur
9 years
With partners China Unicom and retailer Suning, Nokia’s Erik Bertman today launched the Nokia Lumia 1020 in China. The handset is set to retail unlocked for RMB 5,999 ($973), which is about the same price as an unlocked 32G...
by Surur
9 years
Unwiredview.com reports that Nokia’s current flagship, the Nokia Lumia 1020, will be heading to China on the 15th of August, even before the device hits European markets. Online retailer ePrice is already listing the handse...
by Surur
9 years
WPDang reports that the China Unicom version of the Nokia Amber update for the Nokia Lumia 820 and 920 is now also available to download. The update has all the expected features except of course Datasense, which is even now only ...
by Surur
9 years
As reported earlier, LiveSino.net reports that the Nokia Lumia 925 has been officially launched in China. The handset was launched at a Beijing event and will go on sale early in July. The handset will be available on China Mobile...
by Surur
9 years
Nokia has made the TD-SCDMA version of the Nokia Lumia 925 official. The handset now appears on their website, with the launch date set for the 17th June. The handset will be available in black, white and gray and the first 925 cu...
by Surur
9 years
Nokia and China Unicom jointly launched the Nokia Lumia 520 in Hangzhou , China yesterday. Nokia’s cheapest WP8 Lumia yet will be selling for 1,298 Yuan ($206) and will be compatible with China Unicom’s new 3.5 G net...
by Surur
10 years
It seems it is not only China Mobile which sees value in heavily subsidizing the Nokia Lumia 920. Win8China reports that China Unicom has also revealed its on-contract price for the handset, which starts from free on a two or 3 ye...
by Surur
10 years
Microsoft and China Unicom have announced a partnership to boost Windows Phone in the country. Stephen Elop, chief executive officer of Nokia, this week said China has already become the world’s largest market for Wind...
by Surur
10 years
There is some indication that China is already one of the biggest markets for Windows Phone, with AdDuplex noting the country had 13% of Windows Phone usage, vs only 14% for US. With the influx of new Windows Phones this trend is ...
by Surur
10 years
Samsung and Microsoft today launched the Samsung Omnia M in China. The Tango handset is Samsung’s first Chinese Windows Phone and sports a 4 inch Super AMOLED screen, 5 megapixel rear and VGA front camera ...
by Surur
10 years
Stephen Elop has let it slip that the Nokia Lumia 610 will soon be available on China Unicom, China’s second largest carrier, a promotion form China Telecom, the 3rd biggest. During a conference call he said: ...
