G300 with a search button

[Guest Davidoff59]

http://www.gadgetxpert.co.uk/zte-blade-iii-leaked-before-announcement/?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter

How familiar does this look to those on this forum?

[Guest kyan31]

That's a ZTE, not a huawei

[Guest tcpaulh]

/facepalm

[Guest dragpyre]

That's a ZTE, not a huawei

I believe that the OP was referring to the design and shape of the phone, as well as specifications.

Hence,

/facepalm

[Guest Dazzozo]

Yeah, that looks scarily close to the G300.

[Guest tillaz]

this things specs are virtually the same as the blade II :huh:

[Guest anything-but]

G300 much?

[Guest Umrtvovacz]

How comes? Is there some no name smartphone hardware manufacturer who makes phones like this, and then Huawei, ZTE and others just buy them, put their logos and ROMs on those phones and ship them? Would it be even possible?

[Guest Skip Tracer]

Litigation lawyers on stand-by, then I noticed it has 4 navigation buttons as apposed to 3 on the G300. :D

Still I am sure some German judge would put a ban on importing these. :)

[Guest tcpaulh]

How comes? Is there some no name smartphone hardware manufacturer who makes phones like this, and then Huawei, ZTE and others just buy them, put their logos and ROMs on those phones and ship them? Would it be even possible?

Huawei and ZTE are the no name smartphone manufacturer's. It's their stuff that is rebadged by various operators.

[Guest unaszplodrmann]

Huawei and ZTE are the no name smartphone manufacturer's. It's their stuff that is rebadged by various operators.

Lies! Both those companies have names.

[Guest Jamie :)]

Anyone else think ZTE's new UI is absolutely horrific? Huawei's isn't the best, but it certainly looks a hell of a lot better than that!

[Guest Davidoff59]

Lies! Both those companies have names.

I think he meant that they used to rebadge their phones, for example the Orange San Francisco which was a Zte Blade but they are now selling their phones under their own brand name

[Guest Rico_89]

How comes? Is there some no name smartphone hardware manufacturer who makes phones like this, and then Huawei, ZTE and others just buy them, put their logos and ROMs on those phones and ship them? Would it be even possible?

They do this with cars so why not phones.

[Guest dragpyre]

Anyone else think ZTE's new UI is absolutely horrific? Huawei's isn't the best, but it certainly looks a hell of a lot better than that!

ZTE's new UI is meant to be close to stock Android, with just a few spacing and app drawer tweaks. Are you saying you prefer bloated, manufacturer custom UI's?

[Guest unaszplodrmann]

I think he meant that they used to rebadge their phones, for example the Orange San Francisco which was a Zte Blade but they are now selling their phones under their own brand name

[Guest bladebuddy]

Windows 95 makes me feel young my first ever windows p.c a lot better then my commodore 64. :D

[Guest dragpyre]

>9gag

Please go. Please.

Edited August 24, 2012 by dragpyre

[Guest Jamie :)]

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Edited August 25, 2012 by Jamie :)