In light of continuous back-and-forth between Huawei and the U.S. government over concerns of national security, Huawei filed a new legal motion challenging the ban on sales of its equipment as unconstitutional.
With the prospect of losing access to Android quickly approaching, Huawei has decided to jump the gun and start using its own OS by June.
Huawei is reviewing its relationship with FedEx after the courier service diverted packages bound for Asia to the U.S.
Huawei's future in the smartphone market could disappear in a matter of weeks. That leaves customers with a tough decision. Keep, sell, or trade their existing Huawei devices?
Trump says Huawei could be part of a larger trade deal between the U.S. and China, but there's no mention of when both parties will resume talks.
Huawei's going through a rough time right now. But will it stop you from considering its products?
UK chip vendor ARM has cut ties with Huawei, stating that its processor designs contain “US origin technology." The move effectively kills Huawei's smartphone ambitions.
After news broke that Huawei could lose access to its working relationship with Google and Android, one UK site saw a massive increase in Huawei phone trade-ins.
Mobile carrier EE has dropped Huawei from its 5G launch to ensure customers will only buy phones that will continue to receive support in the future.
As Huawei fights through complications of the U.S. trade ban on doing business with American companies, the Chinese company is working to reassure Canadian carriers that it can still provide the network components that carriers now rely on for building and maintaining their wireless networks.
With the threat of losing access to Android updates and Google services, news has come out that Huawei has a backup OS in the works in case things go south.
Huawei's ongoing difficulties with the U.S. government have blown up into a major international news story, with Google pulling the Chinese company's Android license — and there are huge implications for the future of Huawei's smartphone business.
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Google and Huawei have been forced to stop working together after the Chinese company was placed on a trade ban last week by the U.S. government.
Would you buy any product that limited your access to Google's services?
Unlike previous government intervention that only affected Huawei's ability to sell its smartphones in the U.S., this decision has ramifications for the company's global operations — and if it comes to fruition, will irreparably damage Huawei's smartphone business.
On May 19, it was announced that Huawei is losing access to a bunch of Google services, including Android updates. Here's how the AC forum community is responding.
Two of the leading smartphone vendors in Asia, Samsung and Huawei, reached a settlement in their dispute over alleged technology patent infringement.
In a bid to sell more of its 5G networking equipment, Huawei has offered to sign a no-spy agreement with governments.
Huawei has confirmed that Android Q is coming to the Mate 20, P30, and a bunch of other phones.
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