Phablet stories
The controversial foldable smartphone is now available for preorder in New Zealand from December 9, with shipping starting on December 18.
It's that time of year again. Like clockwork, Samsung has announced the latest version of the acclaimed Galaxy Note series, the Note10.
Royole's FlexPai, the world's first commercial foldable phablet, promises revolutionary design and cutting-edge technology, set to redefine mobile devices.
UK smartphone market stagnates, yet appetite for large-screen 'phablets' sees a rising trend, says IDC report.
Hewlett Packard releases the HP Elite x3 in the US, a device that combines PC power, tablet portability, and smartphone connectivity.
Samsung Galaxy Note 4 delivers punchy performance and crystal-clear display but comes with a premium price tag.
Apple's entrance to the phablet market could redefine mobile computing as bigger screens become the norm, overshadowing portable PCs and tablets.
Tablets with voice calling outshine phablets in Asia, capturing over 25% market share as consumers seek all-in-one devices.
Tablet sales projections cut as phablet demand impacts the market, with a shift towards larger screens anticipated to revive growth.
Once perceived to have limited potential, Juniper forecasts that Phablets will ship over 120 million units by 2018, rising from an estimated 20 million in 2013.
Phablet sales soar to 120m by 2018, with East Asia leading demand for gaming and streaming on larger screens, reports Juniper Research.
Phablets overtook shipments of each of the portable PC and tablet device categories in Asia/Pacific during the second quarter of 2013.
CES 2013 unveils tech lexicon with 'Phablets', 4K TVs, and wireless charging, enriching our digital vocabulary and gadgetry.
Premium foldable buyers in New Zealand now have another high-end option, with OPPO pricing the Find N6 at NZD $3,299.
HP unveils the Elite X3, a revolutionary device combining smartphone, laptop, and desktop functionality, targeting business users with flexibility and power.
This morning in Auckland saw the unpacking of the latest phones in Samsung's lineup, the Galaxy S6 edge+ and the Galaxy Note 5.
