Displaying items by tag: Alcatel OneTouch

Alcatel OneTouch has changed its name to just Alcatel. The move makes sense because there are many Alcatel companies operating in the enterprise space! Its mobile phones are now 100% Consumer focused devices.

What constitutes a global smartphone brand? Is it that you know it, or it is sold in major first world countries? The answer appears to be volume – “How many you want?”

I thought I would simply tell you about what smartphones excited or surprised me in 2015. All are 4G LTE and all are great examples of the technology.

Selling 120 million phones annually from two dedicated factories, Alcatel OneTouch is No.4 in Aussie phone sales through great quality at affordable prices.

Upside down, right side up – makes no difference to Alcatel OneTouch’s new Idol 3 as the world’s first reversible smartphone. It is possibly the world's best phone for the price.

Alcatel OneTouch is the spinoff of the mobile phone business from Alcatel-Lucent of France.

Alcatel Onetouch, the company that has bought the Palm brand name from HP, is set to unveil a low-cost smartwatch at the International CES next week.

A report from webOS Nation suggests HP has sold the Palm brand to a shelf company which appears to be owned by Alcatel Onetouch, or rather its owners, Chinese phone maker TCL.

Australian startup VoiceByte’s deal with Alcatel OneTouch sees its app preloaded onto Alcatel’s range of Android-powered OneTouch smartphones in Australia and NZ.