Tech Industry
China's Q2 smartphone shipments fell 11% year-over-year
China shipped about 78.1 million smartphones in the second quarter, down 11.0 percent year-over-year, according to a report released Wednesday by Internet Data Center (IDC).
Chinese bike-sharing firm Hello scraps plans for US IPO
Bike-sharing startup Hello Inc is the latest among Chinese companies to abort their plans to list in the US after Didi went public but came under regulatory scrutiny.
TSMC reportedly plans to boost 28nm wafer capacity at Nanjing plant by 150%
TSMC will adjust the Nanjing plant's 7nm process to 28nm, possibly to guard against trade risks.
OPPO, Vivo reportedly to launch their own chips soon
In addition to ISP chips, OPPO and Vivo are also pushing ahead with plans to develop SOCs that could replace some Qualcomm and MediaTek chips in the future.
China's version of 'Starlink' completes trial
China completed its first trial of converging low-orbit broadband satellites with a dedicated 5G network in Beijing and Jinan on July 25, a Chinese version of "Starlink," CCTV reported Monday.
Tencent invests in one gaming studio every 3.8 days on average, report says
Chinese social media and gaming giant Tencent invests in an average of one gaming studio every 3.8 days, data provider Qichacha said in a recent report.
Vivo, courier firm partner to get consumers new phones as fast as 15 minutes after placing orders
Chinese smartphone maker Vivo and courier company Dada Group have entered into a strategic partnership to get its products into the hands of consumers faster.
Honor says it has become third largest smartphone brand in China
Honor's weekly market share has reached 14.6 percent, making it one of the top three brands in China's mobile market, the company told employees Monday, citing data from an unnamed third party.
Loongson launches 3A5000, first processor to use its own LoongArch architecture
Chinese chipmaker Loongson Technology has released Loongson 3A5000, the first processor based on its own instruction system, LoongArch, the company said Friday.
Huawei to discontinue 'Cloud PC' service on Aug. 16
Huawei announced on Wednesday that the "Huawei Cloud PC" App will cease service and operation on August 16, after which users will no longer be able to log in and use it.