flash mobile

In the press conference just now, Flash has just announced that it will be splitting from parent company Alcatel. The new subsidiary will just be named Flash, taken from the brand's mid-entry level smartphones that it introduced in the in Southeast Asia in the last couple of years. In an exclusive phone interview, this afternoon with Albert Wong (General Manager, Flash 3C., Ltd) and Michael Chen (Deputy General Manager, Product & Marketing Director), the top executives of Flash shared their plans and strategy with the new company. The decision to split Flash from parent company Alcatel allows the new team to focus on their two hero products -- Flash and Flash Plus series. Flash fans can now expect the regular update and improvements of both the Flash and Flash Plus series. Wong promised that Flash will continue to deliver the best value smartphones in the market and the Flash Plus 2 is a testament to that. Last January, Google released a preview of Gemini 2.0 Advanced for paying users, along with the '2.0 Flash Experimental' model. Now, that model has exited the experimental phase and has been officially rolled out to all users on the web and on the Gemini mobile app. Read more in our articles including "Executive Interview: Flash Mobile splits from Alcatel" and "Google Gemini 2.0 Flash now on web, mobile app".