What phones can you expect with Android Go? ZTE has one of them: the Tempo Go is heading to the US for about $80. Announced in Barcelona at Mobile World Congress, the ZTE Tempo Go will be one of ...

The very first Android Go phone in the US is now live, and it can be yours for $80. The ZTE Tempo Go won't blow you away in the spec department. It has a mere 1GB of RAM, 8GB of storage ...

Perhaps what’s more impressive, however, is how the Blade V9 does not come installed with ZTE’s MiFavor user interface. No, it runs stock Android 8.1 Oreo. Why did ZTE dump its own software?

ZTE today announced the Tempo Go, a version of the Tempo X that adopts the Android Go platform. Android Go is Google's slimmed-down version of Android for ultra low-cost devices with RAM of 1 GB ...

ZTE put its new Tempo Go smartphone up for sale on Thursday, making it the first phone with Google's Android Go configuration to be available for purchase in the US. The phone is now available ...

ZTE definitely thinks so and it is making the ZTE Tempo Go, one of if not the first Android Go phone for the US market, available exactly for that purpose. There is, perhaps, a presumption that ...

ZTE today announced the ZMax 2 ... The ZMax 2 runs Android 5.1 Lollipop. It will be sold by AT&T's GoPhone prepaid service (beginning Sept. 25) as well as TracFone. Samsung has announced its ...

The latest Android 5.1 Lollipop operating system ... a new GoPhone account or used with an existing AT&T GoPhone or AT&T Wireless account. ZTE Sonata 2 will be available with Cricket Wireless ...

Joining AT&T's lineup of budget devices is the ZTE Maven, a $60 prepaid handset ... as well as users on the carrier's prepaid arm, AT&T GoPhone.

READ MORE: ZTE Blade V9 & Blade V9 Vita Exude Some Radiance in these Hands On Photos It runs Android 8.1 Oreo which makes us think this is another Android Go device. It lacks a fingerprint ...

ZTE may be first, but Alcatel also announced plans to launch its first Android Go phone, the Alcatel 1X, for under $100 sometime soon. A weekly newsletter by David Pierce designed to tell you ...