CnTechPost Staff

  • Huawei Mate30 Pro will land in France on Dec 9 without Google apps

    Huawei Mate30 Pro will officially land in the French market on December 9 with a price tag of 1099 euros.

  • Xiaomi confirms it will enter Japanese market, first event set for Dec 9

    Xiaomi Japan official Twitter announced on Monday that it will enter the Japanese market and hold its first press conference on December 9.

  • Huawei Mate 30 Pro and 5G base stations no longer use US parts

    Huawei Mate 30 Pro phones no longer contain US-made components, the Wall Street Journal reported .

  • Gartner: Huawei handset sales up 26% in Q3, iPhone down 10.7%

    The number of smartphones sold worldwide continued to decline in the third quarter of 2019, decreasing 0.4% from the third quarter of 2018, according to Gartner.

  • OPPO Reno 3 Pro will weigh about 170 grams, may debut Qualcomm 5G SoC

    For the upcoming Reno 3 Pro, Brian Shen, vice president of OPPO, has tons of details to leak.

  • Get cash back by using Apple Pay for public transport in Shanghai

    From December 1 to December 31, if you use Apple Pay to pay for public transportation in Shanghai, you can get cash back the next day after you swipe the card.

  • Nintendo Switch is one more step closer to coming to China

    The marketing page of Nintendo Switch ’s official flagship store on Tmall appeared on Weibo on December 1. In the page, the Switch was marketed as “Nintendo ’s new generation gaming console” which will be “coming soon”.

  • Why are Chinese phones popular in Southeast Asia?

    For many people in Southeast Asia, the iPhone still seems too expensive.

  • Report: Hon Hai may assemble more than 50 million 5G phones for Huawei next year

    Supply chain sources said Huawei will expand outsourced assembly of 5G mobile phones next year, and Hon Hai won all of Huawei ’s 5G mobile phone OEM orders next year, with a total estimate of more than 50 million.

  • LG foldable phone design looks like Huawei Mate X

    The design of LG ’s foldable screen phone has recently emerged, and it looks similar to Huawei Mate X.