Consumer Tech

China's smartphone shipments fell 3.3% year-on-year to 69 million units in the first quarter.

Alibaba has launched its second Qwen AI glasses, the S1, just one month after the release of its predecessor.

Huawei captured a 20% market share in the first quarter, overtaking Apple to top the Chinese market as rising memory costs forced some rivals to hike prices.

Honor is currently negotiating a "Doubao phone" partnership with ByteDance, having previously shelved initial contacts over concerns regarding system stability and the risk of user complaints.

Delivery wait times for Apple's high-end Mac Mini in China stretch up to 18 weeks.

Xiaomi will raise retail prices for some smartphone models on April 11, starting with three Redmi devices.

Apple accidentally pushed Apple Intelligence to some Chinese users who updated their iOS operating systems on March 31, but pulled the feature after about three hours.

Lenovo rolled out two PCs tailored for OpenClaw applications, aiming to lower the high deployment barriers associated with open-source AI agents.

China's domestic mobile phone shipments came in at 16.789 million units in February, a decline of 14.6%.

Lightweight designs and AI integration have gathered momentum for the industry's shift toward mass adoption.