China, Huawei and Smartphone
China's Huawei unveils smartphone with homegrown OS
Chinese tech giant Huawei this week unveiled its first smartphone equipped with a fully homegrown operating system, a key test in the firm's fight to challenge the dominance of Western juggernauts. Apple's iOS and Google's Android are currently used in the vast majority of mobile phones,
Huawei's Mate X70 series gives Apple's AirDrop feature for sharing photos, documents and more an offline spin.
Huawei is seeing less consumer excitement in China for its newly launched Mate 70 smartphone, which could impact the Chinese ...
Huawei Technologies Co. said that from next year its new smartphones and tablets will run on an operating system stripped of ...
The Chinese technology giant is set to release its new Mate 70 smartphones with software and hardware developed locally.
After upstaging Samsung with the world’s first triple-folding phone, it is now taking on Apple with its own spin on AirDrop.
According to CAIR Executive Director Liu Hongbin, Huawei’s chips "essentially meet" the lab’s research requirements, the ...
Huawei has registered several new trademarks for electric vehicles (EVs) in China, signaling deeper collaboration with ...
Huawei Technologies Co.’s ambitions to create more powerful chips for AI and smartphones have hit major snags because of US ...
Huawei has just unveiled the Watch D2 wearable in the Chinese market. It features enhanced blood pressure tracking and a ...
The Chinese tech giant says all of its new devices in 2025 will be equipped with HarmonyOS Next, its home-grown Android rival ...
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