In the global smartphone market, where all major OEMs have been grappling with sluggish shipment growth over the last few quarters, Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) is now wrestling with a much bigger problem, and it is none other than...
After seeing the unexpected demand and rise in the mind-boggling sales of Tesla cars, other tech giants were quick to announce their plans to roll out their own electric cars to claim a sizeable share of the electric cars...
After nearly two years of facing the ban from Google, Huawei is all set to take the global smartphone market by storm, once again. Huawei's answer to Google Android, Harmony OS is finally ready for launch.
According to the latest...
Incorporating a combo of features, wearables have fast become one of the accessory faves for all generations alike.
Piloted by the increasing demand of consumers to monitor their own health, the use of wearable technology has only burgeoned in recent...
After Google’s ban on Huawei in 2019, the Chinese-origin tech company is all set to roll out HarmonyOS later in 2021 as beta testing is already in motion for the new mobile operating system which will lock horns with...
The trigger has been pulled, and the deal is about to be done and dusted. Huawei is in the final stages of discussion for selling off its sub-brand Honor.
After months of rumours circulating about this day, it has finally...
The effects of the US ban on Huawei, along with a few other Chinese companies, have started appearing. Last week, we reported about the sale of Honor - the sub-brand of Huawei which is focused on the budget smartphone...
Looks like Huawei is trying to follow the same path ByteDance has followed to keep TikTok alive.
Just like a ship at sea is forced to jettison cargo to improve its stability during a storm, Huawei’s sale of Honor elicits...
A recent Counterpoint report has shed light on the global premium smartphone segment in Q1 2020. This report, while notable in and of itself, is also significant due to the global economic stand-still we witnessed in the face of...
The worldwide smartphone shipments in Q1 2020 decreased to 275.8 million units, posting a record decline of 11.7% YoY. The damages due to the global outbreak of Coronavirus on the worldwide smartphone industry is quite visible as this the...
