ZTE, maker of Android phones popular with budget-minded consumers, may be down for the count — at least as far as the U.S. is concerned. The first blow came last month when the U.S. Commerce Dept.

Although we may not see these devices in the U.S. any time soon, it is an interesting look at what other companies across the water are doing in the Android ... 2.2GHz. ZTE’s first flip phone ...

ZTE shipped 46.4 million smartphones last year, placing it seventh among Android-based manufacturers, according to research firm IHS Markit. Google declined to comment and ZTE has not responded to ...

With the ZTE Axon 40 Ultra, the Chinese phone maker has finally broken through the final barrier keeping it out of the exclusive flagship Android phone club. I still don't think it's going to ...

and ZTE told Digital Trends it will use stock Android in all its future smartphones, including those in its higher-tier Axon range. There is hardly any apps pre-installed on the phone, except for ...

though other phones have achieved the same effect using motorized cameras. How did ZTE accomplish this feat? Android Authority has the scoop. ZTE says it developed five core technologies to make ...

Perhaps ZTE should have just kept things simple and gone the Android One route, as budget phone specialists Nokia and Motorola have done lately to great success. There's a fair bit to like about ...

The Era is ZTE’s first quadcore offering running the NVIDIA Tegra 3 1.3GHz AP30 chipset. I also got a chance to play with the N91, an LTE dual-core phone also announced today. ZTE claims that ...

ZTE is claiming it will be “the first true high-fidelity phone available in the US ... hood” while running on a “super-simplified Android interface” (gallery below) and be housed ...