 Hey, this is Dan Seifer with The Verge. We're here at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain, checking out the ZTE Grand Memo. The Grand Memo is the company's largest device. It features a 5.7 inch 1280 by 720p display. It's powered by Qualcomm quad-core 1.7 gigahertz processor and 1 gigabyte of RAM. The device itself runs Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, but it's got ZTE's custom user interface on top. As you can see here, it's a lot of different things going on compared to stock Android. One of the most unique features is this lock screen, which allows you to access a couple of different shortcuts when you pinch out so you can access things like your mail, your phone app, or your camera. Speaking of the camera, it's got a 13 megapixel camera on the back here. All plastic construction, pretty lightweight, but very, very large. ZTE has added some things to make it easier to use one-handed. It's got a single-handed keypad here to make it easier to dial with one hand. But otherwise, it's your pretty typical in-betweener of a smartphone and a tablet. ZTE says this will be coming to European markets as well as China later this year.
 Hey, this is Dan Seifer with The Verge.
 We're here at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain,
 checking out the ZTE Grand Memo.
 The Grand Memo is the company's largest device.
 It features a 5.7 inch 1280 by 720p display.
 It's powered by Qualcomm quad-core 1.7 gigahertz
 processor and 1 gigabyte of RAM.
 The device itself runs Android 4.1 Jelly Bean,
 but it's got ZTE's custom user interface on top.
 As you can see here, it's a lot of different things going on
 compared to stock Android.
 One of the most unique features is this lock screen,
 which allows you to access a couple of different shortcuts
 when you pinch out so you can access things like your mail,
 your phone app, or your camera.
 Speaking of the camera, it's got a 13 megapixel camera
 on the back here.
 All plastic construction, pretty lightweight,
 but very, very large.
 ZTE has added some things to make it easier
 to use one-handed.
 It's got a single-handed keypad here
 to make it easier to dial with one hand.
 But otherwise, it's your pretty typical in-betweener
 of a smartphone and a tablet.
 ZTE says this will be coming to European markets
 as well as China later this year.