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On August 4th, Huawei released HarmonyOS 4, which includes added features such as personalized space, various productivity tools, and an AI assistant for smartphones called "Xiao Yi" with significantly improved intelligence.
Chinese smartphone manufacturer Huawei unveiled its latest smartphones, the Mate 20 Series, which include the Mate 20, Mate 20 Pro, Mate 20 RS, and Mate 20 X, o...
Hubble Technology Investment Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of Huawei, completed the registration of private equity fund managers on January 14, 2022.
Huawei’s HiSilicon has chartered a cargo plane to ship Kirin and other related chips from Taiwan to mainland China as a measure to race against the clock before the latest US ban takes effect on Sept. 15, which demands chipmakers across the globe stop supplying semiconductors to Huawei.
On Feb. 18, huanqiu.com and the Global Public Opinion Survey Center launched an online survey on domestic brand preferences to understand the Chinese consumer's...
Data from Canalys showed that China's smartphone market has stagnated and smartphone shipments fell for the first time in 2017. According to Canalys' records, ...
Huawei staff told Netease Technology that Honor changed the way it is motivating and assessing employees. The Honor department is relatively independent, with s...
Huawei confirmed it would participate in the CES show in Las Vegas on January 9, which is January 10 in Beijing time. Its slogan is "new start," suggesting that...
A new kind of vehicle that doesn’t require drivers seems to be just around the corner. Tech giants, startups, car makers, and ride-hailing firms are now racing to get the autonomous vehicles (AVs) on public roads.
Smart cities and smart transportation are what Chinese tech giants have been obsessed with since AI, 5G and IoT turned from hackneyed buzzwords to everyday reality.
"I believe for most people, the "MI" brand is quite familiar. But few of them know Xiaomi well." Lei Jun said so in a public speech on August 31. On August 31,...
On April 28th, AITO issued a statement stating that, according to national platform data access regulations, the vehicle was traveling at a speed of 115 km/h at the time of the accident, the airbags deployed normally, and the characteristics of the power battery pack were all normal.