ZTE Nubia has officially announced the NaviX Ultra, which it calls the world's first AI agent smartphone. Powered by the Doubao assistant, the device can interpret a single spoken command and autonomously perform complex tasks, shifting from a manual tool to an intelligent helper. The phone will launch on September 16, with pre-orders now open on ZTE's official store, JD.com, Douyin, Tmall, and other authorized platforms. According to Nubia and memory maker CXMT (ChangXin Memory Technologies), the NaviX Ultra features CXMT's LPDDR5X memory running at 10667 Mbps, marking the first mass-produced application of a domestically developed high-speed memory chip at this speed.
ZTE Nubia says its next flagship, the NaviX Ultra, will be the world’s first AI agent phone. Big claim. The phone packs the Doubao assistant, letting it handle tasks for users from a single voice command. So yes, the pitch is a shift: from a smartphone that waits for taps and typing to an intelligent agent that can act on its own.
The official launch is locked in for September 16, and pre-orders are already live through several channels. That includes ZTE’s official online store, JD.com, Douyin, Tmall, and other authorized e-commerce platforms.
Based on Weibo posts from both CXMT and Nubia, the NaviX Ultra uses CXMT’s LPDDR5X memory running at 10667 Mbps. And that matters. It is the first mass production and deployment of a domestically produced LPDDR5X chip at this speed, a milestone for China’s memory technology in high-end mobile devices.
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