Huawei is banned from using Google Mobile Services, preventing the brand from loading the Play Store on its new devices. It now looks like the Chinese manufacturer is looking to India's homegrown Indus OS as an alternate option.
The upcoming Huuawei P40 and P40 Pro phones could support the exact same charging speeds as their predecessors.
The mid-range Huawei P40 Lite comes with a 6.4-inch hole-punch display and has a quad-camera array at the rear with a 48MP primary sensor.
Boasting about being so far behind is not a good look even if it's the only good thing to say.
Android and Play Store vice-president Sameer Samat has apparently confirmed that Google has sought permission from the U.S. government to resume business ties with Huawei.
Huawei says its doubling down on its development of Huawei Mobile Service as a replacement to Google's ecosystem, and that its own app store now has 400 million users, making it the third-largest app platform after the Play Store and the Apple App Store.
A new report out of China suggests multiple companies, such as Huawei, Samsung, Apple, Xiaomi, and OPPO may soon roll out new chargers using Galium-Nitrade technology capable of significantly faster charging speeds than silicon equivalents used currently.
Huawei is positioning itself as the company to build a Google-free Android that people actually want. But can it succeed where others haven't?
In a new support post, Google warned Huawei users against sideloading Google Mobile Services on their phones over security concerns.
A deputy assistant secretary for cyber, international communications, and information policy urged European nations to consider alternatives to Huawei, saying Ericsson, Nokia, and Samsung are on par.
In 2019 Huawei sued the U.S. over blocking it from selling telecom equipment to the government and its contractors. On Tuesday, a federal judge dismissed the lawsuit, citing that contracting with the government is a privilege, not a constitutionally protected right.
Even though the U.S. has been trying to convince governments in Europe to enforce a ban on Huawei’s 5G equipment, most European countries could soon starting allow the Chinese company to build their 5G networks.
The U.S. administration is reportedly considering changing regulations to gain control over supplies of chips to Huawei.
The U.S. has charged Huawei with stealing trade secrets in a new 16-count indictment handed down this week. The firm is also accused of violating sanctions by covertly trading with states like Iran and North Korea.
Huawei will be able to continue buying from its American suppliers for 45 more days, thanks to the latest license extension by the U.S. Commerce Department.
According to a new report, the Pentagon is reconsidering its previous opposition to additional measures against Huawei by the U.S. Department of Commerce.
The U.S. Government reportedly has proof of Huawei's backdoor access, according to a new report by the Wall Street Journal. U.S. officials were unable to say whether they had proof of Huawei using those backdoors. Huawei continues to reject these claims of espionage.
Huawei’s flagship Mate 30 Pro will finally go on sale in the UK from February 20, exclusively via Carphone Warehouse.
A report suggests that the coronavirus outbreak could see smartphone sales in the country fall by half in Q1.
China's ambassador to the U.K. in comments made on the BBC argued that the concern against Huawei's deployment of 5G was simply a witch hunt driven by its nature as a Chinese company. The country's embassy in Paris also expressed concerns that European telecoms companies may be affected as a result.