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OnePlus Displayed Its First 5G Prototype Phone at MWC 2019

Every smartphone maker wants to take the lead in the 5G run. So does the Chinese company OnePlus.

Software Update to Settle Patent Disputes Between Apple and Qualcomm

In response to the iPhone sales ban made official by the Intermediate People’s Court of Fuzhou, China, Apple stated that it respected the court’s ruling, and will release an iPhone software update to resolve the secondary functions of the two patents involved in the case.

Import and Sales of Older iPhones Banned in China

Qualcomm announced today that it has been granted two preliminary injunctions towards four Chinese subsidiaries of Apple for patent infringement. The decision was taken by the Intermediate People’s Court in Fuzhou, a southern province in China, on Sept. 10.

OnePlus’ 2019 Flagship Confirmed to be 5G Device Powered by Snapdragon 855

Even though we’re only through the first week of December, OnePlus is already getting ready to brace the new year with a 5G flagship smartphone, powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 855.

OnePlus Celebrates Making World’s First 5G Tweet

On Friday, Chinese smartphone manufacturer OnePlus celebrated the success of making the world’s first 5G tweet, according to a Twitter post by Pete Lau, the company’s founder and CEO.

Qualcomm Settles $774 Million Anti-Trust Disputes in Taiwan, Pledges to Invest More

U.S. mobile chipmaker Qualcomm announced on August 10 that it has settled an anti-trust case with Taiwan’s Fair Trade Commission(TFTC). Qualcomm paid out for a total of $93 million, which was reduced from $774 million. It further pledged to invest $700 million more in Taiwan within the next five years.

Big Players Shine at ChinaJoy 2018

One of China’s biggest gaming exhibitions, ChinaJoy2018, closed on August 6th in Shanghai with many companies showcasing games, applications and gadgets on the annual event.

China’s Inaction Ends the Qualcomm-NXP Deal as Deadline Passes

Qualcomm lost its chance to own NXP Semiconductors as China did not approve of the deal before the deadline on Thursday midday Beijing time.

Made-In-China Meeting AI unicorn, SenseTime raised $1.2 bln within 2 months

SenseTime, a Beijing-based company, raised $620 million in its latest Series C+ round of fundraising, remaining the world’s most valuable and largest AI unicorn at a valuation of over $4.5 billion.

U.S. Fears Qualcomm Acquisition by Foreign Capital May Propel China As 5G Leader

Singapore-based semiconductor manufacturer Broadcom Corporation suffered a major setback in its plans to acquire U.S.-based Qualcomm. The U.S. government announced that the merger and acquisition affects national security, prompting an investigation led by the U.S. Foreign Investment Commission.