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TP-Link to step into the smartphone game in 2016

TP-Link to step into the smartphone game in 2016

Posted on December 26, 2015February 29, 2020 By Jarvis

The smartphone industry is a tough one for many device makers because a few massive firms own the lion’s share of the market when it comes to devices. Apple and Samsung are the big dogs in the fight, with many smaller firms fighting it out for their piece of the pie. In 2016, a new company has announced that it plans to step into the mobile category with smartphones, that company is TP-Link.

If you recognize the TP-Link name at all, it would be from the networking hardware that the company is most known for. Even though routers and range extenders like the ones TP-Link unveiled last month are what it is most known for, it’s not exactly the biggest name in that industry either.

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