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Xiaomi exec says other IoT products to be released with Redmi K30
Lu Weibing, vice president of Xiaomi and general manager of Redmi, revealed on Weibo that Redmi IoT products will be released together with Redmi K30 phones.
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Huawei is leading 5G patent race
On the surface, 5G is about network speed and deployment scale. But in its core, 5G is a competition of standards and patents. In this regard, Huawei is far ahead.
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Huawei responds to attacking Apple on twitter: account hacked
After twitting words insulting Apple on Thursday, Huawei Mobile Brazil's Twitter account soon found itself in the spotlight.
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Nintendo opens pop up store in Shanghai
Nintendo is opening a pop up store in Xuhui District, Shanghai. It is expected to allow players to try out and buy game consoles like the Switch, according to Niko Partners analyst Daniel Ahmad.
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Apple's production volume to surpass Huawei in Q4, says analyst
Apple ’s iPhone production volume will surpass Huawei in the fourth quarter of this year and retake the second spot in the global mobile phone market thanks to the popularity of the iPhone 11 series, says analyst at TrendForce.
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Huawei releases white paper on autonomous driving network
Huawei has recently released a white paper on autonomous driving based on Huawei's core network, which is a 5G-oriented core network for autonomous driving.
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China Mobile is losing customers to China Telecom as new rule kicks in
From November 27, people in China can finally switch mobile network while keeping their phone numbers throughout the country.
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Lenovo One is open for testing and it allows you control your phone on PC
Lenovo's "Lenovo One" allows you control your phone on a PC. Now the feature is open for early adopter registration and the first mobile phone model to be adapted was Lenovo Z6 Pro.
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Tesla's revenue in 2019 may exceed$ 25 billion thanks to its Shanghai factory
There are less than 40 days before the end of 2019, and the performance of Tesla is watched closely.
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Xiaomi Q3 results: Phone business under pressure, 5G holds high stakes
Xiaomi's AIOT business has grown rapidly, but its main smartphone business is under pressure in the domestic market.
