Huawei unveiled three new phones at a launch event in China today, all part of the Nova line. Huawei detailed the specs of the new devices at the event but didn’t really mention much about the software powering the devices.
Chinese officials have warned US Tech giants, as well as major tech companies from other countries, about consequences for cooperating with Washington’s ban on trading with Chinese firms.
Huawei has announced that the second batch of EMUI 9.1 beta testing is now live for China Roms. The company has revealed a list of 14 phones for which the EMUI 9.1 beta update based on Android Pie has been released.
TCL announced a red colour variant of the BlackBerry KEY2 at MWC earlier this year, and the device is now available for purchase in China.
Huawei has filed a lawsuit against the United States government over a provision (Section 889) to the 2019 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) that effectively bans all US government agencies from using products manufactured by the company (as well as ZTE), over spying concerns.
Apple has launched the Apple HomePod in mainland China and Hong Kong markets. The promotional material highlighted regional tweaks to Siri including recognition of queries for music genres "Mandopop" and "Cantopop," which will trigger playback of custom radio stations in Apple Music.
HONOR officially launched its latest flagship phone – the HONOR View20 - in China today, equipped with the world's first rear 48MP and 3D camera system and a front-facing 25MP camera integrated into the display.
Lenovo announced today the Lenovo Z5 Pro GT, the first phone to come with 12GB and the first to sport the Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 SoC.
Qualcomm has won a preliminary order from a Chinese court banning imports and sales of several Apple iPhones in the region.
TCL launched the BlackBerry KEY2 last week, packing a number of features that are firsts for any BlackBerry smartphone. While the 64Gb models were quickly available for pre-ordering, the 128Gb model is now available to pre-order in China.
The BlackBerry KEY² will launch in China on June 8, the same day that the device is officially unveiled on June 7 in New York. The event will take place at the Damai Center, Hall 1, Beijing.
BlackBerry Mobile has opened two BlackBerry star shops in Shanghai and Nanjing. Both BlackBerry Star Shops will be offering brand display, offline sales, product experience and after-sales service.
