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On March 27th, it was reported that OPPO smartphone's European business is planning to withdraw from Germany and Britain, leaving only a small division to handle basic business needs. Meanwhile, the company's operations in Italy, Finland, Spain and France continue to grow.
Targeting the low-end smartphone market, Lenovo released three new phones S5 Pro, K5 Pro and K5s at its Beijing product launch event today. Prices range from $1...
On September 6, Chinese smart device manufacturer Huawei quietly launched a new budget smartphone, nova 11z, in China.
With its high price of 6,999 yuan ($974), and no major updates from the previous generation in terms of configuration and appearance, the iPhone 14 Plus has set records for the fastest price reductions in China, arousing lively discussion.
On April 7, Xiaomi obtained a new and innovative design patent for a "mobile phone." The patent pictures show that the phone is shaped like a "pillar."
Pete Lau, CEO of Chinese smartphone brand OnePlus, announced on December 19 that a launch event for the OnePlus 11 5G flagship smartphone will be held in New Delhi, India on February 7, 2023.
Chinese smartphone maker vivo's latest foldable model, X Fold+, an upgraded version of the vivo X Fold that debuted in the first half of this year, launched in China on September 26.
Chinese smartphone manufacturer Vivo released a teaser for its forthcoming model today, publishing an image of a butterfly flapping its wings alongside the caption: "see you on Monday."
2018 was a rather quiet year for Meizu compared to its industry peers. This year, however, the smartphone brand started out by making headlines with a radical concept phone—Meizu Zero.
China’s smartphone manufacturers started to pile into the 5G arena in 2020 as the pandemic eased and the economy recovered.
A Chinese blogger leaked on Wednesday that Meizu plans to develop a mobile phone based on OpenHarmony, to debut next year at the earliest, as the first non-Huawei phone with HarmonyOS. However, Meizu responded: "No news received, and no comment."
London-based consumer tech startup Nothing unveiled its newest wireless headphones on October 26, dubbed the "Ear (stick)."