Lenovo Philippines

Lenovo K910 Vibe Z Now Official; Priced at Php 24,999

Post author:Bert Padilla
Post published:February 7, 2014
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Lenovo Philippines teased us last night about announcing a new phone that offers “A new kind of Vibe” experience. We had a good feeling that it’s non other than the Lenovo Vibe Z and through a new post on Lenovo Philippine’s Facebook page, we are proven right. Catch the details and pricing after the break!

The Lenovo K910 Vibe Z was originally announced exclusively in China back in November and came in with a dual SIM and dual standby feature. Lenovo then decided to make the K910 Vibe Z available in other markets outside China during the CES 2014 held in Las Vegas, USA last January, and tweaked the device making it a single micro SIM only. (more…)

Lenovo Philippines May Launch its First LTE Phone, Vibe Z Anytime Soon?

Post author:Bert Padilla
Post published:February 7, 2014
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Lenovo Philippines through their Facebook page teased everyone about a new kind of “Vibe” set to be released on an undisclosed date. And we have a good feel that the phone is non other than the Lenovo Vibe Z, the Chinese multinational technology company’s first ever LTE capable phone.

The device’s bottom pictured above looks very much like the Vibe Z, announced during the first few days of January this year. If this really is the case, then we can expect this 7.9mm thin device with a big 5.5 inch IPS LCD display, as well as a 2.2GHz quad core processor bundled with 2 GB of RAM. There’s also a 13 megapixel main camera, 5 megapixel front camera and Android JellyBean 4.3.

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Why Google sells Motorola Mobility to Lenovo

Post author:Bert Padilla
Post published:January 30, 2014
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Lenovo shocked everyone as they announced their $3 billion acquisition agreement with Google for Motorola Mobility. Catch the details after the break!

It was back in 2012 when Google announced their acquisition of Motorola Mobility for $12.5 billion. Since then, we saw the release of “the only smartphone assembled in the US” in the form of Moto X by Motorola, followed by the release of Motorola G. But, it wasn’t enough to give Motorola Mobility a positive cash flow. (more…)