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Huawei responds to new rule allowing US firms to work with it on 5G standards
The U.S. Department of Commerce announced new regulations on May 15 that allow U.S. companies to cooperate with Huawei on 5G standards development. Huawei responded to this on Tuesday night.
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Man arrested for smashing products in Apple's flagship store in Shanghai
Apple's flagship store in Pudong, Shanghai is temporarily closed after a customer reportedly smashed all the Macs in a bad mood, a user wrote on Weibo today.
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Samsung has no intention of making chips for Huawei, report says
Samsung may not choose to work with Huawei in the end, i.e. Samsung may find it difficult to produce chips for Huawei's phones, according to DigiTimes.
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Xiaomi Wear App adds support for Xiaomi Band 5
The Xiaomi Band 5 was released on June 11. Now the Xiaomi Wear app is getting an update, with support for the Xiaomi Band 5.
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China takes the lion's share in commerce facilitated by Apple's App Store ecosystem
The App Store ecosystem supported $519 billion in billings and sales globally in 2019, Apple said today citing a study.
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Huawei ranked first in China's storage market Q1 shipments
In the first quarter, the top three vendors in China's storage market shipments were Huawei, Hikvision, Inspur, IDC recently released data show.
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China's first unmanned tractor equipped with 5G and hydrogen fuel cells released
The China Agricultural Machinery Equipment Innovation Center today unveiled China's first unmanned tractor ET504-H, which is equipped with 5G as well as hydrogen fuel cells, in central city Luoyang.
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WeChat for iOS now allows users to change WeChat ID
WeChat for iOS 7.0.13 is released today, allowing users to change their WeChat ID. WeChat for Android has previously supported changing the WeChat ID.
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Musk says use of Tesla Superchargers in China hits 100%
Tesla CEO Elon Musk said today that the use of Tesla Supercharger in China and Asia Pacific has surpassed pre-covid highs.
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iQiyi up by 40% in pre-market trading as report says Tencent plans to become largest shareholder
Tencent Holdings plans to become the largest shareholder in iQiyi to cut costs, Reuters said today, citing two people with knowledge of the matter.