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Lenovo just laid off a chunk of its Motorola smartphone team

Google And Lenovo Unveil The First High-Quality Stand-Alone VR Headset

Stand-alone headsets–which have all the computing power onboard–could help consumer VR become more mainstream.

Google Assistant is headed for devices with screens à la the Echo Show

Google’s WorldSense Will Free VR From The PC And Smartphone This Year

New headsets from HTC and Lenovo, incorporating technology from Google’s Daydream and Tango, will usher in the era of stand-alone VR.

A Russian YouTuber’s Lenovo Ad Has More Than 2.8 Million Views In 48 Hours

Lenovo Buys Motorola Mobility From Google For $2.91 Billion

Breaking Up Is Hard To Do: BlackBerry Board Rejects Plans To Sell The Company In Pieces

BlackBerry Has Been In Talks With Facebook About A Potential Bid

Lenovo Confirms Its First Android-Based Laptop

Lenovo Sells More Tablets And Phones Than PCs, And That’s Important

Lenovo CMO: Windows 8 Not Yet Mainstream

Despite huge attention to Windows 8, one of its largest customers says the platform has not reached mass-market appeal.

Lenovo Makes Record Profits Thanks To Smartphones; LG Doesn’t

Lenovo President On Apple: “The Winners Of Today Will Be The Losers Of Tomorrow”

Peter Hortensius, president of Lenovo’s global product group, explains how the company plans to respond to the success of Apple’s iPad.

Why Steve Ballmer Still Hearts Microsoft’s Hardware Partners

Microsoft is now competing with its own partners in the tablet market, which means the company has to walk a fine line between hawking its own products and supporting its partners’ portfolios.

Below The Surface: Microsoft Is Why Samsung, Dell And Others Didn’t Invent The iPad

Around the launch of Windows 8 and Surface tablet, we ask some of Microsoft’s biggest stakeholders–and competitors–how the device and operating system have impacted their abilities to innovate.

Lenovo Elbows HP Aside To Become Number One PC Supplier

Lenovo Goes It Alone With Own-Brand Laptop Broadband in EU, U.S.

Lenovo Invests $800 Million To Catch Up To Mobile Device Cutting Edge

A Sneak Peek At The TVs Of The Future