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Huawei to bring Ascend D1 Q to MWC, a quad-core smartphone?

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14 February, 2012

Huawei Android Touch UI Rumors

Huawei made quite a splash at CES with their stunningly thin Ascend P1 S Android phone and their Chief Marketing Officer, Yu Chengdong, reportedly let it slip that Huawei will be showing off the Ascend D1 Q and the MediaPad 10 at the MWC.

That can make an even bigger splash - the Japanese blog that spotted Yu Chengdong's post is reporting that the D stands for Diamond (which is higher end than the P1's Platinum) and the Q stands for quad-core.



Of course, the "Q equals quad-core" reasoning is not official, so take it with a pinch of salt.

There's not much else we know about the phone or is purported companion - the Huawei MediaPad 10. The MediaPad 10 will clearly be a 10" version of the 7" MediaPad, but that's all the info on it.

The MWC starts in a couple of weeks and we'll be there to report on Huawei's new phones and tablets.

Source (in Japanese)

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  • Baba
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  • 15 Feb 2012

My Huawei is Fantastic. finally chinese is it. We cant wait to have your complete range of smart phones in Nigeria. I have been using sonic for sometimes now with out any issues at all. the better battery breakthrough solution of Honor will make it ...

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  • chinaboleh
  • IVG
  • 15 Feb 2012

My freaking 1yr old Ideos X6 is still rocking solid. Battery still doing good (no sign of depleted perfomance yet) The only issue I have is the driver for the camera seem to have been collupted by some camera apps I hv installed.

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  • 9La
  • 15 Feb 2012

i work as a tech support from one of the major mobile providers in australia. can't say what company due to privacy reasons. usually bad reception is not due to faulty handset. it's gonna be under network coverage. if you put a dumbphone and a smart...

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