Huawei
Huawei heads to trial in US over its business dealings in Iran
The trial will bring to a close one of the US government's earliest and most closely watched battles against a Chinese company.
Huawei declares: We will succeed in manufacturing advanced chips by 2031
Huawei unveiled a foldable smartphone in a “passport” design
Huawei seeks AI chip deals in Middle East, Southeast Asia, Bloomberg News reports
Mobile, foldable, and thinner than an iPhone – Huawei unveils a flexible laptop
Huawei has revealed the MateBook Fold – a foldable laptop with an 18.3-inch OLED screen, a detachable keyboard, and an option for a virtual keyboard.
We tested Huawei's triple-folding device – and were surprised (not necessarily in a good way)
Three folding stages, a huge screen, and a considerable weight – Huawei is trying to take the foldable market a step forward. At the MWC 2025 exhibition in Barcelona, we saw the new device.
Global tablet market rebounds after a year; Apple retains leading position
Following a year of decline, global tablet shipments rose by 20.4% in Q3 2024. Apple held its top position with a modest annual growth of 1.4% in sales, according to IDC.
Get the smartphone camera rankings
The announcement season is behind us, and French photography lab DxOMark has updated its rankings, crowning new winners. Who leads in video photography, and which giants are missing from the top ten?
Huawei to launch the world's first tri-fold smartphone
The Chinese tech giant is set to beat its competitors by unveiling a new and intriguing tri-fold smartphone next month.
Surprise at the bottom: Smartphone camera rankings revealed
DXOMARK, a standard for smartphone camera tests, updates its rankings. Who boasts the best camera and who disappoints?
What does Israel's future 5G network have to do with coronavirus?
5G is not the only issue hurting due to Israel’s continued political instability. The entire country is suffering as people’s lives are threatened by the coronavirus.
US accuses Huawei of assisting Iran, stealing trade secrets
"The indictment paints a damning portrait of an illegitimate organization that lacks any regard for the law,"
White House considered kicking Huawei out of US banking system
One of the people familiar with the matter, who favors the move, said it could be revived in the coming months depending on how things go with Huawei.
Over U.S. objections, Chinese firms step up their involvement in Israel
Israeli government officials estimate that in Israel alone, Chinese corporations have invested in or accessed projects worth nearly $15 billion.
