The handset maker joins Huawei in setting up a subsidiary in Tampere, where Nokia is also located.
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China’s wearable devices market grew 45.2% in the past year
Xiaomi accounts for a quarter of the wearable devices market, but Huawei has seen the most growth in shipments.
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China shipments for Apple’s iPhone fall 35% in November: report
iPhone sales are in the second month of double-digit decline in China.
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Xiaomi forms chipmaking company to advance AIoT strategy
Xiaomi will hold 25% of the new chipmaking subsidiary, with the balance to be held by company employees.
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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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Huawei handset sales tumble in Europe amid Android concerns
Demand in Europe is waning after the US put Huawei on a trade blacklist in May.
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Chinese smartphone sales down 6% in first half: report
High market penetration rates and a slowing economy are weighing on growth.
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Huawei’s new venture capital firm highlights aim to create an ecosystem
Huawei has shifted its focus to consumer businesses, and needs to catch up in building out a supportive ecosystem.
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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.
