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BenQ and Siemens protect their phones

News While the future of BenQ Mobile hangs in the balance, the future of its handsets is now secure: BenQ and Siemens have secured a warranty deal to protect phones made by their now defunct joint venture.

23 January 2007, 9:23

BenQ Mobile faces liquidation

News Attempts to save BenQ Mobile from liquidation appear to have failed. BenQ Mobile filed for insolvency in September 2006, when the Taiwanese hardware manufacturer said it was pulling out after suffering "unsustainable losses".

3 January 2007, 9:01

BenQ Mobile falls into liquidation

News There is to be no resurrection for BenQ Mobile -- the former handset maker has announced would-be bidders for its now defunct operations have pulled out. The joint venture between BenQ and Siemens Mobile will now be liquidated and its assets sold...

27 February 2007, 9:04

BenQ stops selling phones in Europe

News Ailing mobile handset manufacturer BenQ is pulling out of Europe following what it admitted were "unsustainable losses". BenQ only bought the European operations last year, when Siemens abandoned its handset ambitions and sold its assets to the...

2 October 2006, 11:06

BenQ inks mobile deal with Google

News Mobile phone maker BenQ has secured an agreement that will allow it to pre-install a range of Google search applications on its handsets. BenQ announced the deal at a press launch at the CeBIT trade show in Hanover, where it also launched six new...

8 March 2006, 14:15

Motorola considers mobile 'realignment'

News Siemens' sale of its handset business to the Taiwanese company BenQ in A year later, BenQ Mobile, which had been set up to handle the brand business, went bankrupt in 2006, and with it went the rest of

Tags: motorola, mobile phone, consumer, boxes

1 February 2008, 9:36

USB flash memory card developed

News Twelve Taiwanese manufacturers, including Asustek and BenQ, have already signed up to produce miCards. A flash memory card standard which promises removable media that can be inserted into either a USB 2.0 port or a MMC reader has been developed.

6 June 2007, 11:06

Intel wants 3G in every laptop

News Several phone makers including BenQ and Samsung have debuted HSDPA-enabled phones, though most European countries have yet to see HSDPA networks launched. Chip giant Intel has signed a deal with the GSM Association to help hardware makers include...

15 February 2006, 10:33