TechDon’t obsess over the security of Chinese wireless gear. Do this insteadIf you want to keep your data secure, it pays to worry less about Huawei and ZTE and more about the communications apps you choose to use.
Co.DesignThe phones of the future are here–growing pains and allA slew of experimental phones, like Samsung’s Galaxy Fold, are due to hit the market this year. But radical new design brings radical new engineering challenges.
Co.DesignSmartphone design hasn’t evolved in a decade. That’s about to changeNew phone design trends are coming on February 25 to Barcelona for Mobile World Congress.
NewsTrump bans ZTE and Huawei gear from use by the U.S. governmentSome government contractors that already rely on ZTE and Huawei tech will be greatly affected by the new law.
NewsZTE can’t fix its urinal because of American banThe company has been banned from buying American-sourced products by the Trump administration.
NewsThe U.S. and China have a draft plan to settle the ZTE disputeThe companies have come up with an outline of a plan that would allow the ban on U.S. companies selling components and software to ZTE to be lifted, reports the Wall Street Journal. The ban is threatening to put the Chinese phone maker out of business. Now sources say the U.S. and China have agreed … Continue reading “The U.S. and China have a draft plan to settle the ZTE dispute”
TechWhy Trump’s desire to bail out Chinese tech giant ZTE is so alarmingThe decision flies in the face of the president’s decades-long rhetoric about Chinese trade practices.
NewsZTE is just the first of a list of trade demands that China gave to TrumpSuddenly all that campaign rhetoric about the Chinese being out to get the U.S.–using technology–has given way to great concern for the preservation of Chinese jobs.
NewsTrumps says he’s working to save Chinese jobs at ZTEZTE halted its main operations last week after the Trump administration banned American companies from selling its vital components.
NewsIn a blow to Huawei and ZTE, an FCC proposal would ban Chinese phone subsidiesWith its two biggest strategic rivals also being major tech providers, the U.S. government is trying to cut its dependence on Russian and Chinese technology firms. The latest move comes from the FCC. Today its chairman, Ajit Pai, circulated a proposal for consideration at the Commission’s April 17 meeting to ban certain companies from receiving … Continue reading “In a blow to Huawei and ZTE, an FCC proposal would ban Chinese phone subsidies”
TechSomeday, Someone Will Build A Great Dual-Screen Phone—Maybe Even AppleZTE’s ungainly new Axon M shows that it isn’t easy to cram two displays into one smartphone. But the concept is still worth pursuing.
TechCanada’s “National Security Exception” Could Pose A Problem For Huawei and ZTEThe fallout from the U.S. Congress report that labeled the two Chinese firms a security risk has spread northwards, although the Canadian government is naming no names.
TechHuawei and ZTE Answer Home Security Committee’s ‘Unsafe’ AccusationsThe two Chinese telco firms release their own statements and the Congress Intelligence Committee report of a “predetermined outcome.”
TechHuawei And ZTE A National Security Risk, Says CongressThe tech firms, with links to the Chinese military, are a threat to consumer privacy, to national security in the U.S., and to firms’ intellectual property, says report.
TechMicrosoft and Huawei Put Chinese Tech Security Under The SpotlightA Microsoft report into security found that cyber criminals were infecting computers on production lines, while the Chinese firm is under suspicion of having inserted codes into some of its U.S.-bound equipment
TechThe Most Innovative Companies in ChinaYou have seen our Fast Company 50. But what are the companies within specific categories doing creative and ground-breaking work? Who is leading an industry into the future? Here we present the top ten firms in China.