Huawei is losing its status as a smartphone powerhouse in 2021, with a smartphone shipment forecast putting it in seventh place among global vendors.
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INSIGHTS | Smartphone makers race to 5G amid the post-covid Covid slump
China’s dominant smartphone makers have suffered setbacks from Covid-19 and the US-China trade war. Is 5G the light at the end of the tunnel?
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Huawei widens lead in China smartphone market after US ban: report
Chinese consumers rallied to support one of their country’s tech behemoths.
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Briefing: Xiaomi to announce its ‘best-looking’ flagship Mi 9
The Xiaomi M9 will feature Qualcomm’s latest processor Snapdragon 855 and comes with three cameras in the back.
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Briefing: Xiaomi seeks growth in Europe, to triple stores in 2019
Chinese companies, including Huawei, Oppo, and Xiaomi, are challenging the dominance of established phone manufacturing giants in overseas markets.
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Xiaomi has sold 1 million units of Redmi handsets after spin-off
Competition is picking up as the smartphone market slows and companies launch new sub-brands.
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Winners and losers after the Huawei ban
Samsung has benefited the most, while the future for chipmakers is uncertain.
