According to the rumor mill, later today we expect LG to launch two new Android Wear 2.0 smartwatches in the form of the LG Watch Sport and LG Watch Style.
But if for some reason you don’t like LG, the good news is that we’re probably going to see plenty of Android Wear 2.0 watches make a debut in the upcoming months. And one of them will come with ZTE.
According to marketing material obtained by Venture Beat, it appears ZTE is gearing up to launch its first Android Wear (2.0) watch called Quartz. If you are a fan of ZTE, you might remember the company offered a Quartz smartphone at some point in the past. But whether the two devices are related somehow it’s currently still a mystery.
For the time being, we don’t have many details about the ZTE Quartz. However, we can tell you it will feature a circular display and will take advantage of 3G/LTE connectivity which means users will be able to receive phone calls right on their wrist.
It’s not the first time we’ve heard about ZTE’s Android Wear smartwatch, but now we’re able to get a glimpse of it.
In an interview, the company promised an intelligent timepiece equipped with advanced battery life that will be sold with one of the four major US carriers.

In all possibility ZTE will probably bring the Quartz at MWC 2017 in Barcelona to showcase it, but it might take a while before customers will be able to purchase it. The watch in the leaked image shows the May 31 date, which makes us think the wearable won’t be made available immediately.
Speaking of MWC 2017, apart from the Quartz, ZTE might come to Barcelona to unveil a ground breaking “concept phone”. We don’t know much about it, but we certainly hope it will feature better specs than the experimental Hawkeye.
Now according to a report from HTC Source, it seems that HTC is already taking some steps into this direction. According to an insider source, HTC is ready to begin testing of its upcoming premium handset on the Verizon network.
Going back to the upcoming Snapdragon 835-powered HTC device, we’re also told the phone might come equipped with 4GB of RAM, 64GB of internal storage and a dual camera setup composed of 24MP and 13MP sensors on the back plus a hefty 16MP selfie shooter (just like the
Oh and the best part is that the Axon 7 is now officially
But wait that’s not all, ZTE is not done here. The company has announced that as of this week, Axon 7 users have access to a free and fully integrated called ID, spam detection and call blocking service. These featured are available to
Hiya provides enhanced caller ID products and services designed improve phone experience. Now the ZTE phone will be able to access Hiya’s proprietary data set of 1.5 billion active mobile and landline phone numbers in order to detect unwanted scam calls via the auto-blocking feature. Users will also be allowed to block unwanted numbers.
ZTE claims it’s the first manufacturer to provide free caller ID and spam protection for users in the US. What do you say Axon 7 owners? Are you happy with the new changes?
The Yoga A12 takes advantage of the futuristic Halo keyboard which is a flat, smooth surface that adapts to the user’s typing habits. But unlike the
Lenovo has embedded a huge 10,500 mAh battery under the hood fo the Yoga A12, so we’re promised a long life cycle of up to 13 hours on a single charge.
Interested customers can pick up the magnesium/aluminum made tablet in Gunmetal Grey or Rose Gold for $299 a pop. The Yoga A12 will become available starting February 8 on Lenovo.com.
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