ZTE launches Kickstarter campaign for its crowdsourced, self-adhesive phone, priced at $199

Back in August of 2016, ZTE announced that it wanted to make a mobile product built around the ideas of regular folks. It launched a crowdsourcing campaign allowing anyone to submit a feature that they wanted to see in a ZTE device – anything that was cool and/or useful, that was technically possible to implement, and that the community would approve of with their vote. That's how Project CSX was born.

Today, ZTE's bold initiative reached an important milestone. The company confirmed that Hawkeye has been chosen as the final name for Project CSX and that Hawkeye ...