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The OPPO Research Institute on Tuesday officially released its first 6G white paper – "6G AI-Cube Intelligent Networking" – looking ahead to the future of next-generation communications technology.
For the already-launched smartphones, we’ve rounded up the best gadgets for 2019, which you can consider buying right now. Here are the most anticipated upcoming mobile phones for 2020.
Honor released another attractive mobile phone, the Honor 8X, in the early September in China. It’s a well-designed, good-looking, and budget-friendly Chinese Android phone under $300.
Chinese electric vehicle company XPeng Motors announced on Tuesday that its charging service has become the first in the industry to reach 337 cities across China.
On Thursday, Chinese smartphone maker OPPO's new model K10x has been spotted on the Chinese certification website TENNA. It features the Snapdragon 695 mobile platform and a built-in 5000mAh battery.
Wu Kai, the chief scientist of Chinese battery giant CATL, revealed on August 28 at the 2022 World New Energy Vehicle Congress that the firm plans to launch a new-generation "condensed battery" next year.
Chinese automaker NIO launched trial operations of its "owner-direct sale" service for official used cars, providing a platform for the free trade of vehicles among users.
On Monday, TCL and Tencent START Cloud Gaming held an opening ceremony for their joint lab in China's southern city of Shenzhen.
In recent days, reports about a chip joint venture in China between Tesla and Swiss semiconductor company Annex have attracted a lot of attention, but on November 30, Tesla China said that the EV maker has not established a chip company in China.
Earlier this year, three first-generation Tesla Roadster sports cars were discovered abandoned in China. These cars are currently en route to the United States and are expected to arrive on September 5th for auction.
On the afternoon of May 24, Chinese AI company Mobvoi held a 2018 strategic new product launch, releasing four new wearable and smart home products. SEE ALSO...
LiblibAI, a Chinese AI content creation platform, announced it had raised hundreds of millions of yuan in its latest round, led by INCE Capital and Shunwei Capital.