Chinese online video and consumer electronics heavyweight LeTV is getting ready to enter the U.S. market with a number of products, including an Android-based smartphone, a bike with an integrated GPS ...

LeTV's giant Le Max Pro phablet is the first handset with Qualcomm's new Snapdragon 820 processor inside. Quick benchmarks show that it's the fastest phone we've seen. I’m PCMag’s executive editor of ...

Although its been just a few months since LeTV entered the smartphone industry, the company has already made tremendous progress. Its the fastest growing smartphone company in the Chinese market right ...

LeTV is all set to enter the crowded smartphone industry with at least two new high-end devices. We have already seen the specs of both the LeTV X900 and X600 models and they are top notch. However, ...

LeTV is likely unfamiliar to U.S. consumers, but the company hopes to change that with the Max Pro smartphone. The Max Pro is a super-sized handset that claims a handful of firsts, including several ...

Chinese Internet TV giant LeTV plans to start selling phones in the U.S. later this year, and the company is targeting a niche audience for its Stateside debut. LeTV will bundle a video streaming ...

Letv has entered the smartphone world in April last year when the company announced their first handsets. This China-based company has introduced Letv Le 1, Le 1 Pro and Le Max devices. These phones ...

Letv is one of the most interesting Chinese smartphone manufacturers. This company is very well-known in China for their video streaming business, they didn’t exactly manufacture smartphone until ...

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Chinese manufacturer LeTV marks its entry into the smart-phone sector with the Le Max and Le 1 Pro, which feature USB Type C power adapters based on Dialog Semiconductor’s iW1780 and iW626 Qualcomm ...

Billionaire Jia Yueting got some attention in the US tech press last month when he outrageously compared Apple to the Nazis in a post on popular Chinese social media site Weibo. He quickly apologized.