ZTE treads carefully on smartphone patents
Total Telecom
Apple Inc.'s recent victory over Samsung Electronics Co. in its U.S. patent-infringement case may have sent chills through handset makers around the world, but for Chinese smartphone maker ZTECorp. the verdict was a useful reminder that vigilance is ...
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PC Magazine
Like its much larger rivals Huawei and ZTE, Coolpad is based in Shenzhen. With 3,000 employees, it's only a tiny fraction of those other companies' size. But it punches well above its weight; according to GigaOm, it's the No. 3 smartphone maker in China.
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Cricket now including Muve Music on all new Android smartphone plans
Engadget
The plans start at $50 a month, and you can access the sonic buffet if you pick up the Huawei Mercury, Ascend Q and Ascend II, HTC One V, Samsung Vitality or the ZTE Chorus. After all, if it's included in the price, you might as well, eh? Show full PR ...
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Total Telecom
Apple Inc.'s recent victory over Samsung Electronics Co. in its U.S. patent-infringement case may have sent chills through handset makers around the world, but for Chinese smartphone maker ZTECorp. the verdict was a useful reminder that vigilance is ...
See all stories on this topic »Coolpad: We Can Build Better Budget Phones
PC Magazine
Like its much larger rivals Huawei and ZTE, Coolpad is based in Shenzhen. With 3,000 employees, it's only a tiny fraction of those other companies' size. But it punches well above its weight; according to GigaOm, it's the No. 3 smartphone maker in China.
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| ZTE launches Grand X LTE (T82) with China Mobile Hong Kong TelecomTiger “ZTE is proud to continue its leadership in 4G with the launch of the Grand X LTE (T82),” said He Shiyou, Executive Vice President and Head of Terminal Division of ZTE. “We are the first China Mainland company to launch 4G LTE smartphones globally and ... See all stories on this topic » |  TelecomTiger |
| Smartphones See Accelerated Rise to Dominance GPS World magazine U.S.-based Apple, China's ZTE and LG Electronics, also of South Korea, rounded out the Top 5, accounting for 75.5 percent of all handset shipments—not justsmartphones—during the first quarter, up marginally from 74.7 percent in the fourth quarter ... See all stories on this topic » |  GPS World magazine |
Engadget
The plans start at $50 a month, and you can access the sonic buffet if you pick up the Huawei Mercury, Ascend Q and Ascend II, HTC One V, Samsung Vitality or the ZTE Chorus. After all, if it's included in the price, you might as well, eh? Show full PR ...
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