Feb 03
Amidst all of the MWC 2014 madness that will see major releases from all of the big players such as Nokia, Samsung, and LG among others, there will be some of the other smaller players such as ZTE of China. Granted, China is the country with the world’s largest population of over 1 billion easily, and if you were to control just a small percentage of the local market alone, it would be easy to say that you have it made to live a comfortable life for the rest of your days on earth. The thing is, there are always new horizons to conquer, and it seems that the ZTE Geek with Tizen OS has been rumored to arrive at MWC 2014. (more…)
ZTE Geek With Tizen, Rumors Round Up original content from Ubergizmo. 
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If you’re looking to get your hands on a tablet that is affordable, devices like the 
It seems that there is a growing market when it comes to rugged smartphones, or at least smartphones that do not crack at every little knock or drop. Not only that, the modern day design of rugged smartphones have gotten more and more sleek, unlike their early years counterparts. ZTE has decided to jump aboard the rugged smartphone bandwagon as well with the introduction of the ZTE G601U, and I am quite sure that if this particular device does well, the folks over at 
[CES 2014] ZTE has come up with its fair share of devices in the past, especially smartphones and to a certain extent, tablets, but what they have done with this proof-of-concept known as the ZTE Eco-Mobius is equally interesting, or perhaps even more so. While this particular concept does look interesting on the CES showfloor, it does not seem as though ZTE has any intent to fully commit themselves to the Eco-Mobius project in any particular manner. Rather, the whole idea of the Eco-Mobius would be to showcase just how a modular smartphone might look like, as well as how it might all come and fit together.
The folks over at ZTE have just announced that they will be shipping a home-grown LTE modem within one of its very own LTE USB dongles. If you are one who loves to dive knee deep into model numbers and names, then it would be better known as the ZTE ZX297502. This would come across as a second-generation LTE modem from ZTE. According to Jim Mielke, VP of engineering at ABI Research, “ZTE recently announced the WiseFone 7510 LTE modem for release early this year but the 7510 is a third generation LTE chip. The first generation was mainly a prototype; the second generation was the first real production chip and is certainly the basis for the 28nm 7510 scheduled to be released early 2014.”
