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Thursday, 3 August 2017
WeTransfer
WeTransfer
WeTransfer is a cloud-based computer file transfer service. The company was founded in Amsterdam (the Netherlands) by Bas Beerens and Nalden.[2] The core service is free, with more features available for premium accounts. Free users can send files up to 2GB; WeTransfer ‘Plus’ supports sending files up to 20GB[3] and offers features like password protection, channel customization and 100 GB storageWeTransfer Apps
Our free apps for Mac, iOS and Android keep you in your creative flow and extend the WeTransfer experience

WeTransfer for Mac
Upload files straight from your desktop, share the download link wherever you'd like and access your Plus account for a WeTransfer service that is even more straightforward

WeTransfer for iOS and Android
Send up to 10GB of photos or videos straight from your smartphone or tablet. Our iOS and Android apps offer simple, safe and seamless transfers on the go.

WeTransfer Moment for Chrome
From artists and designers to photographers, illustrators and more, WeTransfer Moment is a visually-pleasing pause for thought whenever you open a new tab.
Get more out of WeTransfer, get Plus
A better service
- Send up to 20GB at a time
- Store up to 100GB
- Password protect your files
Your own look and feel
- Personalize your profile
- Choose your background images
- Customize your emails
What you'll get

Your own WeTransfer experience
Present your files in style as Plus lets you personalize WeTransfer by choosing your own background images. You can also customize your URL and shape the emails that are sent with your files.

20GB transfers
A Plus account lets you transfer up to 20GB at a time, whether that’s lots of small files, or one massive one. That’s ten times more than our regular service, and opens up a whole new world of possibilities.

See your transfer overview
With WeTransfer Plus, files are not deleted after a set period of time. It is simple to manage your transfers, see what you have sent and when, and easily forward, resend or delete transfers.

Password-protected transfers
Plus users have the option to protect their transfers with a password. This gives them extra peace of mind when sending sensitive or confidential files.
Sign up for WeTransfer Plus
Tuesday, 2 May 2017
List of mobile phone makers by country
List of mobile phone makers by country
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
This is a list of mobile phone makers sorted by country.
Contents
[hide]- 1Bangladesh
- 2Brazil
- 3Canada
- 4China (mainland)
- 5Czech Republic
- 6Denmark
- 7Finland
- 8France
- 9Germany
- 10Greece
- 11India
- 12Indonesia
- 13Italy
- 14Japan
- 15Latvia
- 16Malaysia
- 17Mexico
- 18Nepal
- 19Netherlands
- 20North Korea
- 21Pakistan
- 22Philippines
- 23Poland
- 24Romania
- 25Russia
- 26South Korea
- 27Spain
- 28Sweden
- 29Taiwan
- 30Thailand
- 31Tunisia
- 32Turkey
- 33United Arab Emirates
- 34United Kingdom
- 35United States
- 36References
Bangladesh
Brazil
Canada
- BlackBerry Limited (hardware development delegated to TCL)
- DataWind
China (mainland)
See also: Mobile phone industry in China
- Alcatel (subsidiary of TCL Corporation)
- Amoi
- BBK
- Coolpad (subsidiary of LeEco)
- Cubot
- Gfive
- Gionee
- Haier
- Hisense
- Huawei
- Konka
- LeEco
- Lenovo
- Meizu
- OnePlus (subsidiary of BBK)
- Oppo (subsidiary of BBK)
- Ningbo Bird
- Smartisan
- TCL Corporation
- Technology Happy Life
- Vivo (subsidiary of BBK)
- Vsun
- Wasam
- Xiaomi
- Zopo Mobile
- ZTE
- ZUK Mobile (subsidiary of Lenovo)
Czech Republic
Denmark
Finland
- Jolla
- Nokia Corporation (hardware development delegated to third party)
- HMD Global (develops Nokia-branded features phones, as well as smartphones in partnership with Nokia Corporation)
France
- Archos
- Groupe Bull
- MobiWire (formerly Sagem Wireless)
- Wiko
Germany
- AEG
- Gigaset
- Grundig Mobile
- Medion (subsidiary of Lenovo)
- TechniSat
- Telefunken
- Tiptel
Greece
India
- CREO
- Celkon
- iball
- Intex Technologies
- Karbonn Mobiles
- Lava International
- LYF
- Micromax Informatics
- Onida Electronics
- Ringing Bells
- Spice Digital
- Videocon
- Xolo (Subsidiary of Lava International)
- YU Televentures (Subsidiary of Micromax Informatics)
Indonesia
Italy
- Brondi
- NGM
- Olivetti
- Onda Mobile Communication
- Telit (no longer produces mobile phones)
Japan
Latvia
Malaysia
Mexico
Nepal
Netherlands
North Korea
Pakistan
Philippines
- Cosmic Technologies (Cherry Mobile)
- Starmobile
- Solid Group (MyPhone)
- Topstrasse Global (Torque)
Poland
Romania
Russia
- Beeline
- Explay (become subsidiary of Fly in 2015[1])
- Gresso
- Highscreen
- Megafon
- MTS
- RoverPC
- teXet
- Sitronics
- Yotaphone
South Korea
Spain
- Bq
- GeeksPhone
- Vitelcom (discontinued)
Sweden
- Doro
- Ericsson (mobile phone business merged with Sony's as a joint venture, and later wholly acquired by Sony)
- Handheld Group
Taiwan
Thailand
Tunisia
Turkey
United Arab Emirates
United Kingdom
United States
- Apple
- BLU Products
- Caterpillar
- DELL (no longer produces mobile phones)
- Firefly
- Garmin
- HP
- InFocus
- InfoSonics[2]
- Microsoft Mobile (largely based in Finland)
- Motorola Mobility (subsidiary of Lenovo)
- Obi Worldphone
- Nextbit
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