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This week Lenovo-Motorola claimed third place in India's hotly contested smartphone market, behind Samsung and Micromax, despite opposition from local brand Intex who dispute Lenovo-Motorola's claim. Today we take a look at Lenovo-Motorola's current crop of flagship smartphones.

Last week we looked at Google's latest and first ever high-end tablet offering, the Pixel C. This week we're staying with the tablet theme but moving to more affordable waters with devices from Lenovo and LG.

Today we take a look at the first tablet wholly designed and built by Google.

This week we investigate the new LG V10, the first handset coming from LG's new V series device lineup. The LG V10 smartphone is now finally available in European markets after a short exclusive period in South Korea, LG's home country.

Last week we looked at one half of Sony's new flagship smartphones, specifically the Xperia Z5 Compact - a device with flagship specifications in a smaller form factor. As Sony has been very busy lately releasing new devices, we are going to continue where we left off and now take a look at the Compact's bigger brother and second half of this generations Sony Flagship, the full size Sony Xperia Z5. Your website can be optimised for all the devices in this article with our latest data file.

This week our focus crosses the East China Sea to look at one of Japan's most prestigious multinational companies. Sony is one of the leading manufacturers of electronic products for the consumer and professional markets and is ranked 116th on the 2015 list of Fortune Global 500. Optimise your website for all of the Sony devices mentioned in this article with our latest data file.

Continuing the trend this week with another company based in the Asian continent, we take a look at some of the newest offerings from the Chinese manufacturer ZOPO. All the devices discussed can be detected with 51Degrees latest Data File update, optimise your mobile website for them all today.

This week we take a look at another huge multinational technology company from Asia, Lenovo. Founded in Beijing in 1984 under the name Legend, in 2002 the name was changed to Lenovo. This is a portmanteau of "Le-" (from Legend) and "novo", Latin for "new". All the devices discussed in this article can be detected with our latest data file.

This week it is Samsung's turn to have a couple of their latest mobile devices under the microscope. All devices in this article can be detected with our latest data file update.

This week we focus on two new offerings from ZTE. Initially founded 30 years ago as Zhongxing Semiconductor Co. Ltd in Shenzhen, China. 12 years ago Zhongxing Semiconductor changed its name to Zhongxing New Telecommunications Equipment Co. from where we get the ZTE moniker. All of the devices in this article can be detected with our latest data file update available for download now.