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ZTE launches first Windows Phone handset for UK
Chinese manufacturer confirms Virgin, Go Mobile and Brightpoint will sell device from second half of February
A notable year for all the wrong reasons
Plenty of notable events occurred in our industry during 2011 but as Michael Garwood explains, unfortunately most of them had a negative impact
Chris Edwards joins ZTE in European role
Former Vodafone UK and Ireland director of terminals joins from Brightstar as European marketing and business development director
ZTE Skate and Libra launch in UK
Chinese manufacturer’s Skate and Libra devices are the first own brand ZTE smartphones in the UK
ZTE unveils its first Windows Phone 7 handset
ZTE unveils the Tania, its first Windows Phone 7 handset which will go on sale in Europe next year
What exactly do customers want from a phone?
Not long ago, mobile customers had simple needs, because the phones themselves were simple. With the rise of complex smartphones, Mobile News asks the industry what influences purchases these days
ZTE H1 revenues up 21 per cent to £3.59bn
Smartphone sales quadruple to drive growth with international sales up 62 per cent ahead of launch of own-branded smartphones
ZTE H1 profits fall to £773m despite revenue boost
Expansion causes profits to slip at ZTE for the first half of 2011, despite revenues rising by more than 21 per cent
ZTE handset sales increase by 400 per cent
Chinese manufacturer says shipments of its devices have risen by 30 per cent in the first half of the year led by sales of its Blade device
ZTE targets global top three status by 2015
Handset manufacturer expects the UK market to be a key driver as it looks to achieve its aims of becoming a leading global player in just over three years