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Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. applied for the “Huawei V-Pencil” trademark to the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO).
On July 4, Xiaomi officially released three flagship smartphones, including the 12S, the 12S Pro, and the 12S Ultra. Now the test phone configuration of the flagship Xiaomi 13 series is leaked.
Chinese vendors comprised 76% of total smartphone shipments in the third quarter, which has increased 2% from 2019.
The Xiaomi 11 smartphone series released in 2020 aroused widespread discussions on September 21, as an online topic reading "users defend rights after repeated exposure of quality problems with Xiaomi 11 series" appeared on the top trends lists on Chinese social media platforms.
According to multiple sources, Huawei is developing a "triple-folding screen phone" which could hit the market as early as the second quarter of this year.
Smartphone brand realme released the limited edition of its GT Neo3 Naruto Edition on Thursday afternoon. It also launched the realme Pad X and realme GT Neo3 12GB + 512GB version.
Chinese consumer electronics brand OPPO has recently released a 5G version of its A57 entry-level smartphone model, which appeared on major domestic online shopping platforms on Tuesday.
At the end of last year, Xiaomi accomplished a feat that no other smartphone manufacturer had been able to do in the past six years in India. Xiaomi surpassed S...
On March 19, vivo held a product launch event in Wuzhen to officially release the X21 smartphone featuring an all new under-display in-screen fingerprint identi...
Chinese tech giant Tencent had added a new court notice. The firm is attempting to sue three companies, including OPPO, for unfair competition.
The iPhone 14 smartphone series was officially launched for sales on September 16, sparking an annual buying frenzy in China. While the new "Dynamic Island" screen feature has attracted curiosity from consumers, early feedback suggests the design is not entirely satisfactory.
On August 10, Yang Yuanqing, Chairman and CEO of Lenovo, responded at the communication meeting after the release of the financial report that the company had no plan to enter into the vehicle manufacturing field.