HMD Global, the maker of Nokia-branded smartphones, announced that it is moving the storage of user data to Google Cloud servers located in Finland, to serve its users with faster upgrade rollout and better security.
A patent for a new foldable phone has emerged in the United States Patent and Trademark Office, signalling Apple’s entry into the desperate battle for innovation.
Huawei has held onto the number two spot for smartphone shipments during the first quarter of 2019, but storm clouds are gathering on the horizon.
Despite all the pressures facing Huawei, it has still managed to pay attention to the often-overlooked mid-price smartphone market with the launch of the Honor 20 Series.
In response to the threat of an imminent Android ban Huawei has started banging on about its own mobile OS, but who would want to use it?
Another day, another escalation as Google heads a stampede of US companies apparently refusing to do business with Huawei.
Although it is easy to get lost in the 5G hype, this is an important announcement to take note of; Samsung’s 5G device will be available in the UK from June 7.
The decline of the global smartphone market continues but nobody sent Huawei the memo as it raced past Apple into second place.
The telecom operator Orange reported a flat Q1, with a weak performance in its home market partially compensated by the strength in Africa and the Middle East.
Chinese smartphone maker Oppo has joined the likes of Xiaomi in seeking its fortunes further afield.
Korean electronics giant Samsung was due to launch the Galaxy Fold this week but after a few of them broke in the hands of reviewers it has changed its mind.
A number of tech reviewers have reported the screens of their Galaxy Fold review units breaking soon after they started using them.
Qualcomm and Apple agreed to settle all the ongoing litigations with the iPhone maker paying the chipset maker an undisclosed amount. Intel’s decision to pull out 5G smartphone modem market may have played a role.
A new report suggests Apple no longer has faith in Intel’s ability to deliver a 5G modem it can stick in its 2020 iPhones.
5G for consumers is expected to launch late this week in South Korea. The three mobile operators in have published their 5G packages, starting from 55,000 won and going up to 130,000 won.
Analyst firm CCS Insight is predicting the smartphone segment could be in for another year of drudge, with year-on-year shipments forecast to decline by 3%.
Huawei has continued with the photography plug as the worlds’ number two smartphone manufacturer launches the P30 Series.
The world leader in smartphones and chips has released a profit warning for Q1 before it is due to announce the results next month. Analysts estimate its operating profit could halve from a year ago.
The Global (mobile) Suppliers Association has launched what it claims is the first global database of commercial 5G devices.
Finnish kit vendor Nokia has filed its annual report with the SEC and in it flagged up some legacy issues from Alcatel Lucent that may still be a problem.
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