But would you buy a Marshall smartphone? Today the company announced the "Marshall London," which takes the Marshall brand and design and crams it into a smartphone. Like Marshall-branded ...

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Marshall's London smartphone is an interesting animal. On the one hand, it's a pretty mediocre smartphone with a high price tag, but on the other, it's a musician's dream, with hi-def playback and ...

An unusually loud smartphone. The Marshall London features elements of Marshall's signature design, including a tactile leather-like feel, gold buttons and controls, and the classic logo on the ...

In an announcement that no one was expecting, guitar amplifier company Marshall has thrown its hat into the smartphone ring. The black vinyl, gold-accented device is built for music lovers.

Even the cheapest Marshall amp will make your axe sing like an angel. Today, the company unveiled an Android smartphone that will make your text messages sing like your axe… or something The ...

From nowhere, Marshall leaked plans this morning for a smartphone called London, which it designed with all of the retro style and texture of one of its classic guitar amps. It’s a seriously ...

Serving tech enthusiasts for over 25 years. TechSpot means tech analysis and advice you can trust. Renowned guitar amplifier maker Marshall is going mobile. The England-based company on Thursday ...

Marshall has been known for its quality amps for decades, and recently has branched out into smaller items: headphones, speakers ... and now a smartphone toting the brand's familiar textured vinyl ...

Now, Marshall has invented its first smartphone, called the London, which it claims “might just be the loudest mobile phone on Earth.” The London Marshall isn’t yet available in the United ...

Marshall Headphones today announced the London, an Android smartphone that puts music features in the front row. Marshall designed the phone to evoke the look and feel of its analog guitar amplifiers.