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ZTE & Fashion TV bring FTV Phone with Froyo to the masses

gsmarena_003 Ever wonder what happened to the ZTE Blade? Well, it's been rebranded, made into a fashionably iconic device, and is being pushed to the masses soon. The FashionTV iteration of the ZTE Blade features the same hardware as the original. That means it comes in tow with a 600MHz ARM processor by Qualcomm, 3.5-inch AMOLED display, a microSD card slot, 512 MB of RAM, and a... Read more »

ZTE V66 passes through FCC with Verizon 4G

ztev66engfcc1 ZTE (like many of the smaller Asia based mobile devices manufacturers) is looking to move into the high-end market, unknown territory for themin the US until now. It looks like one of their first devices elite devices is going to be the V66 on Verizon's 4G LTE network. Specs include a 1.2GHz dual-core processor, 1GB of RAM, Android 3.2, and a 1,280x800 display all... Read more »

Virgin Mobile ‘Venture’ and ‘Chaser’ Renders Leaked

170586-venturechaser Virgin Mobile is set to get some new Android phones to add to their lineup. Thanks to some leaked renders we can feast our eyes on two new phones. On the left we have the Virgin Mobile Venture, on the right is the Virgin Mobile Chaser. Both devices are said to have 600MHz processors, and 2.8" and 3.5" screens. These devices may be branded as ZTE handsets, and... Read more »

ZTE Blade S name unveiled in Bluetooth SIG page

image-ZTE-Blade-S While the Orange San Francisco II may not necessarily be a new phone to those who keep track of things like that, the Blade S name certainly is. What it isn't, though, is surprising. The original Orange San Francisco went by the Blade name when ZTE launched it with its own branding sometime after the San Francisco's original launch. That looks to be the case this... Read more »

ZTE Chorus for Cricket now available

image-ZTE-Chorus If you are a Cricket subscriber and you haven't managed to switch over to the carrier's Muve Music yet, then perhaps the ZTE Chorus is the phone you've been waiting for. If you've been waiting for a cheap device that isn't packing in the features, anyway. The latest Android-powered device won't break the bank, but it also probably won't impress your friends with the... Read more »

ZTE Warp for Boost Mobile unveiled

image-ZTE-Warp Boost Mobile isn't letting the Android fever slow down, and it looks like the wireless carrier isn't just trying to stock the bottom of the pile, either. While ZTE may not be a household name when it comes to smartphones, at least not here in the States, specs don't argue. And, thankfully for the ZTE Warp, it's got enough of them to warrant any second look from... Read more »

AT&T Avail from ZTE officially announced

image-ATT-Avail Late last night, AT&T pulled the curtain off several new devices. This handset in particular is manufactured by ZTE, but AT&T has decided to put their name right up front. The Avail is being added to AT&T's GoPhone pre-paid service, and while it may not look like much, it'l get the job done when it needs to for those looking for a cheap, Gingerbread option. The... Read more »

ZTE Score launching for Cricket on September 25

image-ZTE-Score Cricket is on a roll with the wireless carrier's Muve Music Android-based handsets. It was just two weeks ago that they revealed the Samsung Vitality, and now it's ZTE's time to jump into the fun. This time around it's another Gingerbread-powered device, but this device is decidedly a lot more "low-end" than even the Vitality. The ZTE Score will feature a 3.5-inch... Read more »

ZTE Solar Phone

ZTE Solar Phone information coming... Read more »

ZTE Smooth is a “meh” take on a good idea

ZTE Smooth is a “meh” take on a good idea ZTE recently unveiled the Smooth: an Android 1.6 slider with a portrait QWERTY and 2.8" QVGA display, and it looks like the response is unanimous: It's a bad knock-off of Palm's Pre. It is nice to see the form factor popping up, even if it is mot likely for China this august. It's only a matter of time before another OEM stretches out into this Palm-ish realm, and I... Read more »