The White House is considering an executive order to declare a national emergency that would bar US companies from purchasing telecommunications equipment from China, a new report says, with Huawei and ZTE products >>
The White House is considering an executive order to declare a national emergency that would bar US companies from purchasing telecommunications equipment from China, a new report says, with Huawei and ZTE products >>
It’s been a rollercoaster few weeks for ZTE, one of China’s biggest telecommunications firms. First, the company was slapped with a seven-year ban for its actions evading US sanctions on North Korea and >>
ZTE last week announced that it will cease all operations as a result of the Trump’s administration’s April 15th export ban against the Chinese smartphone maker. Without Qualcomm chips and Google’s Android operating >>
After advising consumers and carriers against buying and selling devices made by Huawei and ZTE, and after banning ZTE from dealing with US-based firms, the US government is making another move in its >>
On Monday morning, the US Department of Commerce hit Chinese phone-maker ZTE with a seven-year ban on any American technology. Under the terms of the ban, which results from a sanctions violation last >>
Remember that cringeworthy image we shared with you that showed 20 different embarrassing Android-powered iPhone X copycats in a single graphic? Well guess what: even more iPhone X ripoffs are on the way. >>
This morning, we woke up to news of a leaked plan you’d never expect from a Republican White House: a blueprint for a nationalized cell network. According to Axios, which got the scoop on >>
As radical as the iPhone X may look when compared to Apple’s other recent smartphone releases, it’s still a fairly standard-looking handset. Save for its edge-to-edge display and the camera housing notch, the >>
