Google Now 'docked' ZTE phones
All ZTE smartphones in the future will be defaulted to preinstalled Google Now online search application, GSMArena page on 20.7 reported.
All ZTE smartphones in the future will be defaulted to preinstalled Google Now online search application, GSMArena page on 20.7 reported.
Visitors are studying ZTE products at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain in February 2014
Accordingly, the icon that launches the Google Now application will default to appear on the main interface of smartphones that ZTE is about to launch, starting with the Blade Vec 4G expected to be released in Hong Kong in the week. next.
According to martketwatch.com, Chinese electronics firm ZTE plans to pre-install Google Now on all smartphones running Android 4.4 and above, which are already enabled with Google Mobile Services and Google Play applications / apps.
Particularly with Blade Vec 4G , the Google Now app will integrate seamlessly with a wide range of 'bright' features on this smartphone such as voice control and voice recognition.
According to GSMArena , more and more manufacturers focus on exploiting the ability to customize the interface as well as integrate the application solutions of the open source Android operating system platform on their devices to meet their needs. customer demand. Meanwhile, Google also actively supports its partners because this is the way for the search giant to expand its presence for its applications, features and services.
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