ZTE Smooth runs on Android

on 02/19/2010 18:54 PDT

ZTE isn’t exactly a major cellphone manufacturer, but the company has rolled off one of its first Android-powered smartphones – the ZTE Smooth. It won’t run on the latest Android 2.1 version, as you will have to settle for Android 1.6 only. The ZTE Smooth will hit the markets later this August, where among the specifications include :-

2.8″ touchscreen display at 240 × 320 resolution
Wi-Fi connectivity
Integrated FM radio
GPS Navigation
Bluetooth 2.0 connectivity
Android 1.6

No idea on which mobile carrier will the ZTE Smooth debut on, and neither do we have an inkling of its price.

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