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The Meizu M8 is a Windows CE-based 3.4" smartphone. It is often regarded as having a Chinese iPhone -like design, with similar features and UI, running a version of Microsoft Windows CE 6 with a modified GUI similar to the iPhone.
CECT offered unauthorized clones or replicas of the Apple Inc. iPhone and various Nokia cell phones manufactured in China and sold at a fraction of the price of the original. [1] At least one reseller was subject to legal demands from Apple Inc. [ 2 ] CECT also distributed Palm phones in China .
The Meizu M8 ran on the Mymobile operating system, based on Microsoft Windows CE 6.0. The design of the M8 was based on existing smartphone technology, such as Apple's iPhone. Meizu was subsequently sued by Apple due to theft of Apple's intellectual property of the original iPhone. An upgraded version of the Meizu M8, the Meizu M8SE, was ...
Meizu's been on a tear since our last M8 update. Sitting atop a new 0.9.0.1 firmware release complete with working copy and paste, Outlook calendar synchronization, and a "full backup system," the ...
Later this month, visitors of Mongkok will notice a brand new Meizu store pop up somewhere along Sai Yeung Choi Street (yes, that gadget street), where the upcoming dual-core, 4-inch 960 x 640 MX ...
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Meizu PRO 5 Ubuntu Edition: Meizu: Ubuntu Touch: UBports, community-driven [55] Discontinued [56] 2015 Zuk Z1: Lenovo: CyanogenMod [57] Discontinued Discontinued 2015 Andromax Q Smartfen CyanogenMod [58] Discontinued Discontinued 2015 3Q Fairphone 2: Fairphone: Fairphone Open OS, /e/OS, LineageOS, Ubuntu Touch [39] sale discontinued, but ...
The company earned notoriety for releasing counterfeit clones of popular high-end smartphones such as the iPhone, [2] Samsung's Galaxy S series [3] [4] [5] and HTC One (M8) [6] using off-the-shelf systems-on-a-chip from MediaTek [7] and the Android operating system, often with user interfaces made to resemble the devices they imitate. [8]