Panasonic Corp will pull out of the smartphone market in Japan and pare its smartphone operations to outsourced production in emerging markets like India, the company's president said on Wednesday.

Panasonic today introduced the TOUGHBOOK N1 Tactical, a variant of its rugged Android handheld device, designed for use by the military or public safety officers such as the police. These tactical ...

Panasonic Corp said on Tuesday it will begin sales of its own smartphones in Japan early next year and overseas in 2012, in a late but ambitious attempt to grab share of the booming market.

Electronics giant Panasonic's intention to re-enter the global smartphone market will see it shift production of all non-domestic handsets outside of Japan as early as summer 2012. That's according to ...

Panasonic had high hopes for its Eluga smartphone, launched in Europe in April. The thin, waterproof Android phone has a crisp OLED display and a touch-card interface that can interact with ...

Panasonic's strategy comes in the wake of an ambitious restructure, which has seen the company set a target of 9 million smartphones sales outside of Japan in the fiscal year ending March 31, 2016.

Cordless phones are something that I've been less and less happy with over the years. They seem to drop features and get junkier (flimsier, shittier) and yet always cost about $100 when the time ...

So overall, it’s probably one of the slimmer Smartphones out there, but it’s not the most functional. Review of Panasonic’s Symbian OS X800 [MobileBurn] cellphones Panasonic Smartphone Symbian ...

Pro This smartphone puts a 100 lumens HD DLP projector in your pocket, a powerful camping light and even a low-light camera for nocturnal excursions Pro A 100-lumens DVD-class DLP projector, a 64 ...