Huawei suffers due to political controversy

New OS will be open source

Patent firm still negotiating with Xiaomi over infringement of same patent

Mobile revenue up quarterly, down yearly

Company’s wider sales decreases due to US-China and Korea-Japan tension

Results make seven-million sales target for 2019 seem unlikely

Huawei Mate 20 X 5G on sale from tomorrow (July 26) at selected places Huawei has confirmed that it has shipped over 10 million units of the P30 series in the past quarter as it has also surpassed 100 million smartphone sales for the year.  Despite the challenges this year, Huawei said it has surpassed

EE is the exclusive operator for the Samsung Galaxy Fold in the UK Samsung has announced that the Galaxy Fold in September following months of uncertainty.   The announcement comes after Samsung encountered problems with the foldable smartphone in April, when a number of those who tested the device complained of breaks, bulges and blinking

The rugged specialists are offering plans spread out over 24 months Bullitt Group is launching flexible leasing plans for businesses after partnering with technology services supplier JTRS. The ruggedised specialist, which acts as global licensee for the Caterpillar brand, will provide the new leasing service for its Cat S61 and S41 smartphones, with no upfront

HMD Global acts as the licensee for the Nokia brand HMD Global has announced the Nokia 2.2 smartphone is now available from Carphone Warehouse and Amazon from £99. The Nokia 2.2 becomes the first smartphone from the 2 series to be part of the Android One programme and features a 5.7-inch edge-to-edge display, including a

US companies were banned from selling technology to Huawei which had the Chinese vendor revising its forecasts

Samsung’s ‘exploding’ Note 7 and Huawei ‘spying accusations’ play on consumers’ minds A study has found that Samsung and Huawei are at the top of a list for the most boycotted brands by consumers in the UK. The research carried out by www.moneysavingheroes.co.uk surveyed 2,500 Britons and revealed that Samsung with 35 per cent and

US president Donald Trump surprised the world when he reversed the ban on Huawei over the weekend Huawei founder Ren Zhengfei said the US relaxing its ban on the Chinese vendor will not have “much impact” on business as Huawei has already adjusted to American hostility. This was according to a report from the Financial

OnePlus launched the OnePlus 7 series last month OnePlus has updated its trade-in programme in a bid to encourage consumers to trade-in their old smartphones for the OnePlus 7 series. The trade-in scheme starts today (July 2) and runs until August 15, where consumers can get an extra £40 in addition to the trade-in value

Sir Jony Ive joined Apple as a full time employee in 1992

Honor 20 Series will also receive Android Q update later this year

The Finnish vendor aims to keep customers secure and up-to-date on Android HMD Global has struck a partnership with consultancy firm CGI and Google Cloud to transfer its data collection centre to Finland. HMD Global act as the licensee for the Nokia brand and has moved the data to Google Cloud Region in Hamina. The

Niklas Heuveldop worries controversy is harming industry confidence Allowing Huawei limited access to the UK’s 5G networks makes little sense, according to Ericsson’s North America CEO Niklas Heuveldop. Speaking to the Financial Times, Heuveldop said that countries should either fully allow or fully deny companies access to their networks. Last month it was suggested by

Founder and CEO has said revenue will drop by $30bn and sales to drop 40pc this year Huawei said it has shipped 100 million smartphones this year as of May 30. According to Reuters, Huawei consumer business group’s smartphone product line president He Gang revealed the number at a launch event in Wuhan, China for

Plans to place a 25 per cent tariff on imports from China could aid Apple’s rivals Apple has warned the US government if it doesn’t drop US tariffs on Chinese goods the American firm will not be as competitive against its Chinese rivals. In a letter, Apple asks the US government to consider dropping the

Apple, Samsung and Huawei capture 88 per cent of the premium smartphone market

There are currently 13 Nokia smartphones running the latest Android 9 Pie OS

The Chinese vendor is also expecting a big dip in smartphone sales by 40m to 60m units this year

The ad campaign will run for six months promoting the Xperia 1 and 10