Advertisements Stop thinking about Asus Eee Pad Transformer 2 as the first Tegra 3 device now, while we are still waiting to see Asus tablet, ZTE came out of nowhere and showcased its T98 tablet at PT/Expo Comm China. This tablet runs on Android 3.2 and is powered by all new nVIDIA Tegra 3 processor […]
Advertisements Adding to our yesterday’ report about ZTE Light Tab 2 launch in October, we have more details on ZTE’s tablet strategy for the remaining half of the year.
Advertisements Huawei might have went ahead with a fancy event to launch its first Honeycomb tablet MediaPad , but its Chinese competitor ZTE is silently displaying a new version of Light Tab + at CommunicAsia but with a different name Light Tab 2.
Advertisements Chinese telecommunication equipment manufacturer ZTE is looking to get more smartphone market share by leaving behind rivals in Europe and US. Company is betting on the rise in demand of Android smartphones.
Advertisements ZTE is working on yet another affordable Android tablet, which will be a part of its Light series of pads. Dubbed as Light Plus, it will be powered by Android 2.3.3, no Honeycomb love here.
Advertisements ZTE’s pretty popular Android smartphone Blade, which has been launched in various countries under different name, might get Gingerbread update. But a lot will depend on the telecom operator or company to pass it on to their version of Blade.
Advertisements ZTE has declared its plan to launch its affordable Gingerbread smartphone Skate in UK. According to Wu Sa, Director of mobile device operations for ZTE (UK), ZTE Skate will be available in the UK in the “early” second half of 2011.
Advertisements Japan Android lovers can catch hold of ZTE Light Tab starting Friday. The nice 7” (800×480) Android 2.2 tablet will be available on b-mobile for 39,800 Yen.