ZTE's foldable phone Axon M spotted on FCC site with model number Z999

according to A new device from ZTE with model number Z999 was spotted on FCC's site and it appears to be the Axon M phone with a foldable display. According to the benchmarks, the ZTE Z999 going to have four GB of RAM and a quad-core Qualcomm processor clocked at 2.0 GHz. Recently Samsung has been teasing the arrival of a phone with a folding display for long. The break news came from Samsung Electronics' President in charge Ko Dong-jin who discovered which the electronics giant going to launch a folding phone in 2018. Samsung Electronics has reportedly been working on a folding phone for the past four to five years.

ZTE's foldable Axon M phone hits the FCC

ZTE's upcoming Axon M phone (model number ZTE Z999) has stopped with the FCC, giving us a glimpse into its design. The image posted on FCC's site is in line with Former rumors which the device going to have a foldable design with 2 displays — mark it out above. Specs haven't been approved yet, however rumors have it which the Axon M going to be powered with the Snapdragon 820 chipset, have four GB of RAM, and pack a 3,120 mAh battery. At the same time, you can get additional monitor real estate the time you want it just with unfolding the handset. Just imagine the monitor real estate you would get if these 2 devices had dual displays like ZTE's upcoming smartphone.

ZTE Axon M the premier foldable phone appears on FCC: Launch imminent

referring to Apart from Samsung, ZTE is too rumored to launch a foldable phone in the market soon. Meanwhile, we have been hearing a lot about this new phone and it has been announced which the phone going to be dubbed as ZTE Axon M or Multy. It too detects which the ZTE Axon M going to run on Android v7.1.2, Nougat. The foldable phone going to likely be backed with a 3120mAh battery.As for the pricing, the phone is told to be priced around $ 650 (roughly Rs. ZTE's idea of a foldable phone sounds extremely interesting and it going to be exciting to see how it in reality works in real life.

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