CES 2014

A removable battery has been confirmed for the flagship Oppo Find 7!

Benchmarks for Nvidia's upcoming mobile chipset, the Tegra K1, have appeared on the internet and are impressing techies around the web. The Tegra k1 will be in the Thinkvision 28

After India's Micromax, China's Ramos is up for the task when it comes to dual-boot tablets, with the Ramos i10 Pro.

The Lenovo Beacon Media server is a dual core box with 1GB of RAM and a custom version of Linux. It costs $199 and has two slots for up to 6TB of space.

Hisense X1, the large screen smartphone we talked about two days back, just showed off its processing prowess to the world, scoring more than 33k AnTuTu points!

Google might be spending most of its energy on the Chromecast, but that doesn't mean other companies aren't willing to try and make the Google TV system work.

We might not have been able to take part at CES this year but we were there in spirit and reported on some amazing Chinese Android devices! Here are our top 10 Chinese picks from CES 2014.

Someone is going to great lengths to show us just how well the Meizu MX3 looks and runs with an Ubuntu operating system, but is this an official machine or a homemade hack? Video and photos

a huawei 7 inch tablet has been revealed thanks to the folks at gsminsider and bluetooth's product database. We try to figure out what CPU is inside.

Rumours in today claim that Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 805 processor may be launched earlier than anticipated with the first 805 running phones believed to launch as early as May!