ZTE CELL PHONES FOR SALE ANDROID

Just because Telstra's not selling ZTE products and the outlook for ZTE itself is rather shaky, doesn't mean your phone will stop taking calls or your mobile hotspot will stop connecting to the network. In an optimal situation, you should continue to use your device as you normally would. I've got one of the ZTE Telstra phones already. On the mobile hotspot side, it still offers up the Netgear Nighthawk M1, as well as the Telstra 4GX Wi-Fi Pro, produced by Huawei. However, as of right now the only Telstra-branded handset available through its online store is the Telstra Signature 2, a phone that is produced by LG. While some of the phones on that list haven't been on wide sale for some time, it does leave a hole in Telstra's line-up in the rugged space, with the Telstra Tough Max 2 now off the market. We are hopeful that ZTE will be able to reach a resolution to this matter soon so that we can recommence selling Telstra-branded ZTE devices'. We want to make sure any device we offer customers is available through all of our stores. On its Exchange blog, Michele Garra stated that 'We are working with our device partners to source alternative models as quickly as possible to help meet the needs of customers. No, although it's not clear where Telstra will source new handsets from in the interim. Is this the end of Telstra branded phones and hotspots? In a note on the Telstra Exchange Blog yesterday, Michele Garra Telstra's head of innovation & strategy for consumer and small business announced that Telstra would stop selling ZTE mobile devices through all of its stores and partners, effective immediately. That puts Telstra in a bind because its own brand phones, and some of its mobile hotspot devices, are ZTE produced.

ZTE CELL PHONES FOR SALE ANDROID

It's a bit tricky to build Android phones without processors or, for that matter, the Google-produced Android operating system, after all. As a result, ZTE has issued a statement saying that 'the major operating activities of the company have ceased'. ZTE finds itself unable to source technology from the US following an investigation into sales made to North Korea and Iran that the US says violated trade agreements. While Telstra sells a wide variety of handsets on its mobile plans, the vast majority of its own Telstra-branded handsets are built by embattled Chinese manufacturer ZTE. This in turn allowed ZTE to resume selling its devices in Australia, and Telstra quickly restocked its shelves with its ZTE-built, Telstra-branded handsets. UPDATE: In July 2018, the United States lifted its export ban on ZTE.

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