ZTE seizes 30% Portuguese smartphone market

Beijing time October 10 afternoon news, according to foreign media reported today, through a kind of so that almost all mobile phone users can use smartphones, enjoy the mobile internet and the latest mobile phone applications business model, ZTE and Portuguese mobile operators TMN changed the Portuguese smartphone market, market share reached 30%. ZTE is recommending mobile operators ' own brands or joint-branded smartphones to European mobile operators. ZTE's handset business is focused on working with operators to tailor handsets to different markets. "We are not in a position to disclose details of negotiations with other mobile operators, and our smartphone products will enter most Western European markets by the end of 2010," said Shiyou, the ZTE Mobile Terminal business unit. "Since its launch in May this year, the ZTE/TMN bluebelt 3G mobile phone has occupied 30% of the Portuguese smartphone market and will reach 40% by the end of this year," he said.　　ZTE and MTN today launched the Bluebelt II and Silverbelt handsets to maintain Bluebelt's growth momentum and continue to increase market share. "While these are high-end handsets, prices can be accepted by most users, making it possible for almost all mobile users to enjoy features that were previously available only to high-end users," Shiyou said. ZTE's business model is also a strong supporter of mobile operators, which will outnumber handset makers in the proportion of user spending. "Our cooperation with ZTE has changed the structure of the Portuguese smartphone market and opened up new markets for us," said Luis Avelar, chief marketing officer at the Louise Avella PT Group. Tens of thousands of users have been using our smartphones and have enjoyed the convenience of smartphones, and they may never have imagined they could use such high-end handsets. "In the past 5 years, ZTE has invested heavily in smartphone research and development in the hope of becoming the world leader in customised mobile phone markets." The smartphone is no longer considered a luxury, and ZTE is aware of the trend in time, developing smartphones that are not only trendy, powerful, attractive, but also capable of running on all carriers ' networks. (Zhi Xiang)