China-based Huawei Technologies plans to launch a bunch of Android-based devices including smartphones and “ home-use Internet devices ” at Mobile World Congress which is scheduled to take place from Feb. 15 to 18 in Barcelona, Spain. Although the company hasn’t provided any detailed info about the devices going to be launched at MWC, Android is expected to make its way onto both netbooks and tablets, according to a research note from CCS Insight. Android is also expected to dominate this year’s Mobile World Congress with a lot of device announcements. Huawei is planning to demonstrate both next-generation LTE (Long-Term Evolution) also known as LTE-advanced and HSPA+ (High-Speed Packet Access) at theoretical maximum download speeds of 600M bps and 84M bps. Huawei has already launched the U8220 or T-Mobile Pulse, which is one of the cheapest Android-based smartphones available. via PCWorld Similar Posts: None Found Share/Save
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