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Taiwanese media: Asus Chair Jonney Shih says the company won't release any new smartphones in 2026, which may signal the brand's exit from the Android market

PCMag James Peckham

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  • @nitesh805181 Nitesh on x
    ASUS is quiting the android smartphone market 🚨 from legendary ROG gaming phones to the iconic flip camera zenfones - end of an era [image]
  • @sondesix Alvin on x
    Another brand that will stop making smartphones is Asus. 💔 Asus' chairman officially confirmed that the company will “temporarily” cease its production for new phones. They will focus their R&D resources on commercial PCs and AI products for now. [image]
  • @evleaks Evan Blass on x
    With ASUS announcing that it has no plans to release new Zenfones or ROG handsets, it marks yet another well-known maker of Android devices exiting the smartphone game.  What are some of the other companies which have gone this route?  LG comes to mind as perhaps the most promine…
  • @pak_deus @pak_deus on x
    I still don't know what integrated AI these companies putting on their products
  • @savagearyan007 Aryan Gupta on x
    Good riddance, I won't miss them because of how rocky their final years were. They were good in the pre-COVID era, but they were extremely overhyped and overrated by tech creators after 2021-22. [image]
  • r/hardware r on reddit
    PCMag: “Asus Confirms It Won't Launch Phones in 2026, May Leave Android Altogether”