ZTE's workhorse Windows Phone, the ZTE Tania, is due to be available in China, but with a slight twist - the processor wil be updated to run at 1.4 GHz. It's also expected to cost a little less than the European variant (likely due to lower shipping costs). Another Windows Phone device is always welcome, but I think a lot of people would rather trade the processor for more storage space on the smartphone.

With just 4Gb of internal memory, and Windows Phone lacking any expansion capability, the uprated ZTE Tania will continue to be responsive and show off the Metro UI to great effect, but there's not going to be a lot of room once you add in a few games, some music, and perhaps a video or two to take advantage of the 4.3" screen.