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ZTE announced that it will increase its investment in the US by additional $30 million. The new cash will be used in the procurement of technology products, working with a number of local partners to tap into technologies in the telecommunications industry. “ZTE is committed to the US market and we look forward to continuing…
We’ve already told you about ZTE’s upcoming Nubia Z5 smartphone, which will propel the Chinese company to the higher end of the market. Well, we’re glad to have first images to show you. As you’re about to see from our small gallery, this is one fancy device, sporting a slick uni-body chassis and a thin,…
ZTE confirmed in a press release that it has signed a financing agreement with China Development Bank. The deal will bring the company $20 billion over the next five years. The financing will be used for ZTE’s overseas projects and credit facilities for the company. China Development Bank is a policy bank of the People’s…
ZTE launched Android 4.2 Jelly Bean update for its N880E smartphone, becoming the first Chinese vendor to do so. What makes this news significant is that it comes just one week after Google released Android 4.2, and the fact that major handset makers like Samsung and HTC still haven’t unveiled such an update for their…
Cricket is adding another low-end Android smartphone to its portfolio – ZTE-made Cricket Groove. The entry level device is available for $79.99 sans any strings attached, and has specs that include a 3.5-inch HVGA screen, 800MHz processor, 3.2-megapixel rear camera with flash, VGA front-facing camera and a 1,500 mAh battery. Android 2.3 Gingerbread is running…
Yesterday was a big day for ZTE with the Chinese company announcing 4 new devices at its event in Russia. Today we’ve caught two of the upcoming smartphones on their way to MetroPCS, compliments to the ever-savvy EVleaks. The first device is the ZTE Grand X Pro and from what we can tell, it will…
ZTE unveiled 4 new Android smartphones in Russia though we’re certain some of those will also be available in other parts of the world, including Europe and Asia. Most of the phones presented at the company’s press event aim for low-to-mid end of the market, except for the ZTE Grand Era, which is made for…
ZTE is getting closer to launching the Nubia Z5, the first device in its new range that should propel the company to the higher end of the market. We still don’t have all the details on the upcoming device, but we do know it will rock a quad-core processor, 13-megapixel camera and a 5-inch full…
Even though Sprint hasn’t officially unveiled the ZTE Flash, that apparently doesn’t stop Best Buy and Wirefly from doing so. Both retailers now list ZTE’s phone on their website with a note that it’s still not available. Wirefly has a better deal, selling the Flash for $99.99 while Best Buy is asking $50 more. However,…
ZTE wants to seriously invest in Microsoft’s mobile platform or at least images we’re presenting you here suggest so. What we’ve got are photos of 3 upcoming Windows Phones, two of which apparently run Windows Phone 8, and one – Windows Phone 7.8. What’s more, one of those two Windows Phone 8 devices has a…