INQ

Brit Week INQ grasped the idea of app-led smartphones, but couldn't hold its own in hardware. Now it's back with apps that know what you want before you do.

INQ, the brand behind the now-retired Cloud Touch, has launched So.Ho as a new way of consuming social network updates.

INQ, the erstwhile mobile phone manufacturer, has decided to get into the content game by using social media-powered info.

Exclusive INQ has told TechRadar that it's committed to releasing new handsets in the future, but the current Android patent wars have forced the company into a slight re-think.

In Depth INQ explains its alternative move in smartphone market

Exclusive Handset manufacturer INQ's CEO Frank Meehan has told TechRadar that he believes Nokia didn't have a choice when it came to jumping into bed with Microsoft.

Those rumours that there are branded 'Facebook phones' in development just refuse to go away, with new reports emerging that INQ Mobile is currently working on two such devices.

The recently released INQ Mini 3G has had a pretty hefty price cut as 3 looks to capitalise on the pay as you go market this Christmas.

INQ, the maker of the popular low cost smartphones, has announced plans to move to the Android OS in the next year.

The new mobile phone from INQ - the Mini 3G - has been given official pricing, and will be offered for £59.99 on pay as you go.