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Locality: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Phone: +61 1300 789 475

Address: Exhibition St 3000 Melbourne, VIC, Australia

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25.01.2022 IoT & IoV solutions - Interesting ideas from ZTE

23.01.2022 ZTE Global News Story ZTE and China Mobile announce large-scale deployment of cloud-based 5G transport management and control system ZTE Corporation, in partnership with the Guangdong Branch of China Mobile, has completed the large-scale deployment of ZTEs intelligent cloud-based 5G transport management and control system ZENIC ONE (UME) in Guangdong province of China, so as to achieve the unified management of 150,000 PTN network elements. ... https://www.zte.com.cn/global/about/news/20200518e1.html

23.01.2022 Last week the Telstra 5G Wi-Fi Pro or ZTE MU500 was released by Telstra to provide access to the speeds possible with 5G mmWave and sub6GHz bands as well as 4GX and 3G bands. This device is fast and easy to connect with as it has Wi-Fi 6 including dual band, USB 3 and RJ45 Ethernet connections. You can see the details on our site below and read the reviews on the device from Ausdroid and others online. http://www.ztemobiles.com.au/MU500.htm... https://ausdroid.net//telstra-takes-5g-mobile-broadband-m/

23.01.2022 Another world first for ZTE with the AXON 20 5G being launched in China on September 1st with a under-display selfie camera.

22.01.2022 The Telstra Evoke Plus makes a great gift especially at the price you can purchase it for right now from Telstra. Check it out. https://www.telstra.com.au//prepaid-mob/telstra-evoke-plus

22.01.2022 Here at ZTE in Melbourne we are getting ready to shut down for the holidays. All outstanding jobs have been closed and we have a last shipment of repairs going back to our customers. The office will be closed until Jan 2nd so from all at ZTE please have a safe and happy Christmas and best wishes for the New Year.

20.01.2022 The #AXON7's epic 20MP camera makes taking pics like this, a breeze!Thanks to @stimorol84 for this pic.

20.01.2022 5G technology from ZTE being put to use in trials globally. Agriculture and 5G / IoT is an interesting area for the next generation of farmers as more cost effective agriculture automation is developed.

19.01.2022 Tech Talk - Battery protection A very important area of technology for all devices that use batteries that are charged while inside the device itself is protection of the battery from over charging or charge related issues. The existing battery protection schemes are multi-layered and been around for as many years and when Li-Ion batteries where released the existing methods were transposed and developed further.... So for many years there has been battery cell monitoring, charge monitoring, temperature monitoring and solutions put in place to control all these elements to ensure that there isn't an issue for the battery or user if the conditions fall outside the required safe charging parameters. Some devices get left on charge over night which is not recommended as you should do it while you are awake and able to respond to any issues quickly. And there are some devices that get left on charge for days or weeks even (some are longer still) and typically these are the Wi-Fi Hotspots, gateways or data devices. So in these cases where the device could be left on charge for extend periods of time we have developed a simple solution. If you leave the device on charge past it's fully charged time, then the device will drop it's battery level down to 65% and maintain the battery charge at that level until it has been removed from charge. To be able to recharge to 100% battery capacity you will need to have used the device for awhile and power cycled the device as per typical use or just unplug and plug back in immediately, it depends on the device. This has been done on a number of devices as a safety protocol when left on charge for extended periods of time and these are typically Mobile Hotspots. The latest device to get this treatment is the MF985T or Telstra 4GX Hotspot. http://www.ztemobiles.com.au/MF985T.htm For those users that leave a Hotspot on charge all the time this feature is for your protection.

19.01.2022 6 more awards for ZTE from the SDN NFV World Congress.

19.01.2022 Check out the latest in Optical networking technology from ZTE.

17.01.2022 ZTE was ranked among the top 100 by PwC in its latest report titled The 2018 Global Innovation 1000 Study, which was published Oct 30 2018. According to PwCs... study, ZTE ranks 77th among global innovators, being the exclusive Chinese telecommunications company included on the list. Learn more here: https://buff.ly/2zwWC7L See more

16.01.2022 Brunch dates with the #AXON7 #weekend #breakfast #yum #smartphone

15.01.2022 Several new ZTE devices have been released in the last couple of weeks. So lets start presenting them here. Starting with the latest Mobile Hotspot device - The Telstra 4GX Hotspot. This is a Cat12 LTE device supporting upto 600Mbps download and 10hrs of battery life. Upto 20 connected devices and 802.11ac makes it a great little pocket hotspot for your mobiles data needs. Check it out at Telstra's website or here on our site - http://www.ztemobiles.com.au/MF985T.htm

14.01.2022 ZTE 5G technology is progressing with it's deployment into Europe with this Orange Spain trial.

14.01.2022 Looks better#ZTEAxon20

12.01.2022 The Telstra Essential Smart 2 was released yesterday by Telstra. Check it out at http://www.ztemobiles.com.au/A3_2019T.htm

10.01.2022 The Optus X Vista handset is now available and it is a beauty. Not only is it feature rich and stylish, it is also designed for the best Optus network performance for regional or city use. Check it out at your local Optus store or online now. http://www.ztemobiles.com.au/Z6621O.htm

09.01.2022 ZTE is showcasing it's products at the Broadband World Forum 2019. Check out the short video below to hear about our optical and 5G advances. https://www.lightreading.com/zte-at-bbwf-2019/v/d-id/755246

09.01.2022 MWC2019 is next week. Should be interesting to see what is announced.

08.01.2022 Purchasing devices from online channels may not get you what you want. There are several important things that you should ask or know before purchasing a device, especially if the purchase is from a seller online using eBay or Gumtree etc. Firstly, is the device one of our Demonstration devices.... The demonstration devices ownership is between ZTE Australia and the carrier and these are not ever for sale or to be sold. At the end of the device sale period they should be returned to the warehouse. But sometimes these devices are sold online and users are told by the seller, go ask ZTE to update the software... Sorry but that will never happen as they belong to us and are for promotion in store only. They should be returned to the seller and get a refund or another device that is not a demonstration device. Secondly, If the device is used, then you should confirm that it is not Google Locked. Google Lock is a security feature where if a Android handset is factory defaulted while there is a secured Google account active on the handset, then the first thing that the start up wizard will ask is for the previous Google account to be entered. This security step can not be bypassed by an end user. Proof of ownership would be required and if you find that your newly purchased device is Google Locked request the seller to provide the account details or if they can't get a refund. Lastly is unlocking and knowing what a device supports frequency wise. We get alot of users remembering the good old days where you could unlock a device and it works on all networks. And that was true, until 2G was switched off. With 2G now gone we have only 3G and 4G networks and the carriers don't have the same network frequencies / bands in 3G or 4G. And their usage / coverage is very different too. The rule of thumb for many of our carrier specific models is that they only have the frequencies / bands for that carrier. Unlocking the device doesn't add to the frequency set supported. What unlocking does allow is for you to use other MVNO (Mobile Virtual Network Operator) carriers that use the network that we designed the device for in the first place. So a Telstra device when unlocked will let you use SIM's from Belong, Orange, Aldi Mobile etc.. But it will not work correctly on Optus or Vodafone due to the different network designs and frequencies used. So you can get some great bargains online, but you can also reduce the risk of having issues by dealing with the correct channels for the devices.

07.01.2022 Cooler weather calls for warming pho! #yum #shotonAXON7 #pho

07.01.2022 Leading 5G Innovation

06.01.2022 ZTE FTTH solutions.

05.01.2022 Another ZTE Achievement.

05.01.2022 ZTE has been actively developing 5G technologies for many years and this is continuing even now. Read alittle about what we have just announced.

04.01.2022 The Boost V55 handset has been released. This is a compact 5" handset with support for all standard Android features using Android Go edition. There is around 9GB of storage for the user and this can be further expanded using the MicroSD card slot which supports up to 256GB external memory for all those pictures, videos and music files that you might want to carry around with you. You can find out more details on the Boost website or on our site here - https://boost.com.au/shop/v55-prepaid-phone/

02.01.2022 All you new Telstra Tough Max 3 owners, don't forget to enter all the details for the competition so you have the chance to win the Isuzu D-Max. You have to be in it to win it!

02.01.2022 Sunday afternoons are best spent at the footy! #AFL #footy

01.01.2022 #Drone broadcasting, #VR live streaming, and seismic monitoring demostration - ZTE will host the Global Wireless User Conference and #5G Summit in L 'Aquila, Italy, where ZTE's first 5G field site in Europe is located.Mark your calendars for Nov.14-15,2018.

01.01.2022 The new Telstra Tough Max 3 is now available and you have a chance to Win a Isuzu D-Max 4x4 when you purchase the Telstra Tough Max 3 and enter the competition (see below for the link). The Telstra Tough Max 3 comes with key features such as Face/Fingerprint unlock, IP68 Dust & Water resistance, large 3920 mAh capacity battery (Type C connection), 64GB storage (expandable up to 256GB), NFC for Google Pay, and military grade ruggedness with shock resistance, the Telstra Toug...h Max 3 is ideal for trades professional and outdoor enthusiast. The device also supports Telstra's Blue Tick RF, it comes with Android's Enterprise Recommendation & it even has a tempered glass screen protector for added protection in the box. See the device on the ZTE Australia website here ---> http://www.ztemobiles.com.au/T86.htm See the Telstra Tough Max 3 Competition for a chance to win a Isuzu D-Max here ---> https://www.telstratoughmax3.com/