Chinese firm ZTE has unveiled its latest range of devices in
Barcelona.
The first phone, named the Grand
Memo II LTE, has a 6-inch display with split-screen functions, meaning
people can watch films and tweet, or look at emails while reading news on a
browser at the same time.
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| The Grand Memo II LTE has a 6-inch display with spilt-screen functions |
The higher-spec Grand Memo II LTE has a 3200mAh battery which ZTE
claims can last 16 hours on standby, combined with software designed to save
and extend this battery life.
It also has a 13MP rear-facing camera and a 5MP lens on the front.
ZTE has added Smile Recognition as well as many of the advanced
features, including ISO and White Balance, seen on Nokia's Lumia 1020 device.
The phone also doubles up as a remote control for all smart devices
in a home, including TVs and radios.
Additionally, the screen of the Grand Memo II LTE also beams
content to smart TVs so people can watch on a big screen what is being played
on the phone's smaller screen.
Elsewhere it has smart finger gestures that take screenshots, and
a highly-sensitive screen that can be used while wearing gloves.
The second announcement
was the lower-budget ZTE Open C, the
first phone in its range to run the Firefox operating system – developed by the
same company that makes the Firefox web browser.
The Open C is a low-entry device with a 4-inch screen with a 3MP
front-facing camera.
Prices have not been officially announced for either device but
they are due to go on sale in China from April, followed by North America and
Europe.
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