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Tech2's Qualcomm contest is LIVE - Win a handset every 14 days

This week we're giving away a Sony Ericsson Walkman W8 Android powered handset.

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Shayne Rana|Aug 01, 2012, 17:52:18 IST

Greetings fellow techies. It’s time for another tech2 contest and this time we’ve got Qualcomm, the mobile chip maker extraordinaire, on board. We’re going to be giving away a total of 5 Qualcomm-powered smartphones over the course of 10 weeks. Stay tuned to tech2 and at the end of every two weeks we'll announce a winner.

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To participate, it’s real simple – Head on over to our Contest page here, answer the simple questions listed there, enter your details and that’s it. You could be a winner!

You could be a winner!

We’ll be changing the questions every two weeks, so if you didn’t win the first time, there’ll be more opportunities. The handsets we’re giving away will also be different in each round.

Multiple entries, like most contests, will not be considered, but here’s your “loop hole” –

If you Tweet, Share the contest link on FB or +1 the page you’ll have the chance to enter again. You can also head on over to the Qualcomm FB page and 'Like' it to get in another entry to stand a better chance of winning. Following the Qualcomm or Tech2 Twitter handles will also add more opportunities for entries.

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So, good luck guys.

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First Published:Aug 01, 2012, 17:52:18 IST
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