ZTE’s Nubia X6 to come with Optical Image Stabilization technology and More
ZTE has once again teased the arrival of its upcoming Nubia X6 smartphone, but this time we have more than a simple image. The Chinese manufacturer felt that it was about time to reveal some of the most important specs and features of this device, so we can finally tell you that we are talking about Optical Image Stabilization technology, as well as a pair of speakers with Dolby certification, a larger battery and probably the latest Android 4.4 KitKat version on board. All these should make ZTE’s Nubia X6 handset a pretty interesting one and here we have more details:
Optical Image Stabilization technology
According to this latest teaser image, the smartphone’s rear camera will feature an Optical Image Stabilization technology, short for OIS. We can only tell you that the OIS feature is starting to become one of the key features of the most recent high-end smartphones, so this is the clue that we needed in order to be sure that this ZTE Nubia X6 is going to be special.
ZTE’s Nubia X6 to come with Optical Image Stabilization technology and More
Other Rumored Specs
The rumored specs of the upcoming ZTE Nubia X6 smartphone also include a quad-core Snapdragon 801 processor which is supposes to be paired with 2GB or 3GB of RAM, not to mention the Quad HD display of around 6 inches that comes with a resolution of 1440 x 2560.
Other than this, the device is also expected to features the latest Android 4.4 KitKat with a new UI developed entirely by ZTE. But we have no idea how this UI is supposed to look like. ZTE wants to keep this aspect as a surprise. We know instead that ZTE Nubia X6 will also come with stereo speakers with Dolby DTS tech, as well as with a larger battery than the one found on other ZTE current models, also having fast charging capabilities.
As for the details revealed by ZTE, the company also suggests that its Nubia X6 should come in a metal body and we totally agree with this decision. Nubia X6 is set to debut this month and we’ll find out more about it then.
