
First Huawei Smart Screen With HarmonyOS 3.0 Exposed
News leaked on July 14 that Huawei has scheduled a press conference for July 27, during which it will release many new products, including its first smart screen with HarmonyOS 3.0.
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News leaked on July 14 that Huawei has scheduled a press conference for July 27, during which it will release many new products, including its first smart screen with HarmonyOS 3.0.
Here is this week's roundup of China innovation stories. Two IT corridors bridge the gaps in aspects of cooperation between China and India. When seeking and...
If you ask me, one of the most curious happenings of recent months, is just how quickly “banning TikTok” went from a “fringe movement” to “quite acceptable”.
On November 7, Baidu announced its unaudited financial report for the third quarter of 2019.
Shenzhen-headquartered telecommunications giant Huawei held a founding conference for its second batch of business "legions" on March 30.
In February of 2021, Tencent announced that its classic mobile music game "Rhythm Master" would be suspended. On December 26 of this year, however, the team responsible announced that they would start initial technical tests, indicating the game's eventual return.
Alibaba Group might be eyeing a public listing in Hong Kong as early as November to raise up to $15 billion, people familiar with the matter said on October 30.
The Hurun Research Institute Thursday released the "Hurun China 500 Most Valuable Private Companies 2019".
Alibaba has announced a strategic partnership with FAW Group, one of China’s largest automobile companies.
Huawei Technologies will reward employee shareholders in cash dividends that could be worth at least 40 billion yuan ($6.2 billion).
This Thursday on May 16, Baidu Inc. released its unaudited first quarter financial results for the quarter ended March 31, 2019.
After Tencent clarified rumors that it will sell all or most of its shares in Meituan, there are now market reports that the Shenzhen-based tech giant plans to reduce its stock investments in listed companies by 100 billion yuan ($14.49 billion) this year.