Have you ever wanted an Android smartphone that bears a startling resemblance to the Palm Pre? If so, you are in luck! Cloned in China reports that ZTE’s new Android smartphone, the Smooth, made an appearance at this year’s MWC
We hate to yell “Pre!” at the top of our lungs here, since we’d really like to see further exploration of the portrait QWERTY form factor for Android, but it’s hard to avoid the form factor and stylistic comparisons. The new “Smooth” phone from ZTE is a low-end handset running Android 1.6, with a 2.8-inch QVGA screen, WiFi, Bluetooth, GPS and a love for Palm industrial design. The phone, which is being shown off at MWC, should retail under 1000 Yuan (about $146 US) and be released in August of this year as a low-end smartphone contender.
Unwired View #MWC10: ZTE Smooth with Android 1.6 – another Palm Pre -like smartphone Unwired View I'm not sure if this is a good or a bad thing, but, hey, at least the ZTE Smooth looks fairly better than Alcatel's handset. Feature-wise, the ZTE Smooth …
