CnTechPost Staff

In the second half of last year, many tech firms including Xiaomi launched 34-inch curved monitors. Now, Lenovo unveiled its own 34-inch curved display at CES 2020.

A 4.9GHz band 5G test frequency license has been issued to China Broadcasting Network, the country's fourth telecom operator in the 5G era, allowing it to deploy 5G networks in 16 cities including Beijing, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology said on January 3.

The Red Devil 3S is the most powerful smartphone in China in 2019, and the much-watched Huawei Mate 30 Pro 5G is only ranked 10th, according to the annual smartphone performance ranking released by Master Lu.

Samsung surprisingly released two long-rumored Lite phones -- Galaxy S10 Lite and Note 10 Lite on the evening of January 3.

Huawei's second-generation foldable phone will use Samsung's foldable display, Huawei Central reported Saturday citing supply chain sources from China.

A leaked Samsung promo video shows that Samsung Unpacked event will be held on February 11, when Samsung's next flagship smartphone, the Galaxy S20, will be released.

Lenovo introduced a new ThinkCentre all-in-one PC at CES 2020, which will make the screen blur when the user leaves and if someone peeping behind it will alert, according to AnandTech.

A new design patent from Chinese technology company TCL shows that it may create a smartphone with a retractable display in the future, according to letsgodigital.

The RG-CT7800, a desktop produced by Chinese PC-maker Ruijie, has completed adaptation with China-made Unity Operating System (UOS), allowing user to watch 4K high-definition video and use office and graphic design software.

Huawei's AI-Native GaussDB T database, the world's first enterprise-level OLTP database supporting Huawei Kunpeng hardware architecture, has started serving Huawei Cloud.