ZTE recently announced the release of their new Android device, the
Grand Memo phablet. Your first reaction might be what is a phablet?
Bridging the gap between a smartphone and a tablet, a phablet is a
smartphone with a screen size between 5-7inches.
While not quite small
enough to simply be a Smartphone, phablets aren’t big enough to be
tablets either. The hope is that this type of smartphone will appear to a
younger generation of up and coming technology consumers.
The Grand Memo offers quite an array of features including Wi-Fi, 4G, a
13-megapixel camera which is ready for 1080 HD video recording. With a
screen size of 5.7 inches and 16GB of storage, there is just enough
space to see visually and store data. The Grand Memo uses Mifavour
technology, a custom UI designed to make the smartphone experience even
more user-friendly. While the phone is expected to be in stores the
second quarter of 2013, no word on pricing has been released as of yet.
However, the Grand Memo is not all ZTE has been working on. They also
released information on the first device to use Mozilla Firefox OS. The
ZTE Open is an open-source device, allowing users to customize as they
please. Although minimal information has been release around the
operating system, it is said to be a very simple OS that has nothing on
the Android or iPhone operating systems yet. Release dates have not been
specified yet.

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