Huawei
Huawei to launch new mobile operating system in fight for survival
Huawei will unveil its first mobile devices loaded with the new HarmonyOS in an online event broadcast from its headquarters in the southern city of Shenzhen...
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Huawei releases OS source code in push for own ecosystem
The source code for HarmonyOS will be made available beginning in December to software developers who create apps for smartphones, said Yu Chengdong, CEO of Huawei's consumer products division.
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Singer Zara Larsson cuts ties with Huawei: China not a nice state
In April 2019, the Swedish singer concluded a promotional deal with Huawei to market the launch of a new smartphone.
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Huawei overtakes Samsung as top smartphone seller: industry tracker
Canalys said the embattled firm, which is facing US sanctions, shipped 55.8 million devices - overtaking Samsung for the first time, which shifted 53.7 million units.
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China threatens 'consequences' over UK extradition move
A statement on the website of the Chinese Embassy in Britain criticised the suspension of the treaty and said 'the UK side has gone even further down the wrong road'.
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China says US moves against Huawei are 'dirty play'
The pushback from Beijing came a day after the US announced visa restrictions for Huawei employees and those of other Chinese firms if they were involved in human rights abuses.
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Britain set to back removal of Huawei from 5G
British PM Boris Johnson is coming under growing political pressure to not only dump Huawei but also adopt a tough line with China for its treatment of Hong Kong and repression of ethnic Uighurs in the western Xinjiang region.
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Britain set to axe Huawei 5G involvement - report
A UK security investigation, yet to be published, has raised "very, very serious" questions over Huawei's limited 5G role in Britain, the FT said.
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China warns of 'necessary measures' to defend Huawei
Washington on Friday ramped up sanctions on the company at the centre of US spying allegations, cutting Huawei off from global chipmakers.
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China asks United States to stop 'unreasonable suppression' of Huawei
The Trump administration on Friday moved to block global chip supplies to blacklisted telecoms equipment giant Huawei Technologies.
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'Nasty', 'two-faced', 'brain dead' - Nato pulls off summit despite insults
The meeting began and ended in acrimony startling even for the era of US President Donald Trump, who arrived declaring the French president “nasty” and left calling Canada’s prime minister “two-faced” for mocking him on a hot mic.
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Sources: US to extend license for its companies to continue business with Huawei
The development comes amid discussions between the United States and China aimed at coming to an initial agreement to resolve a trade war that has lasted for over a year.
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Huawei, barred in US, offers app inducements in Europe
Huawei executives held an afternoon-long briefing for about 300 developers for smartphone apps, followed by a dinner for those who had the stamina to hear more.
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Huawei says nine-month revenue up despite US pressure
Huawei's revenues jumped 24.4% on-year to 610.8 billion yuan ($86.2 billion) and its profit margin increased 8.7%, it announced.
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Huawei talks up own apps with Mate 30 challenge to Apple, Samsung
It was Huawei’s first launch of an all-new smartphone since US President Donald Trump hit the world’s No. 2 player in the market with a US export ban in May.
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Apple's new iPhones shift smartphone camera battleground to AI
The technology industry’s battleground for smartphone cameras has moved inside the phone, where sophisticated artificial intelligence software and special chips play a major role in how a phone’s photos look.
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Apple reveals triple-camera iPhone; $5 monthly streaming TV undercuts Disney
The long-awaited Apple TV+ streaming television service will be available in over 100 countries, starting in November. The service will not be available in China when it launches, nor will the Apple Arcade video game subscription.
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Huawei shows off 'most powerful' chipset as forges ahead with 5G smartphone plan
The Chinese tech giant bills the Kirin 990 chipset as the first all-in-one 5G system on a chip, describing it as superior to alternatives from Qualcomm and Samsung that, it says, graft 5G modems on to 4G chips.
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US set to give Huawei another 90 days to buy from American suppliers - sources
The 'temporary general licence' will be extended for Huawei for 90 days, the sources said.
