Since the new US government has no interest in lifting the ban on Huawei, the smartphone brand turned to other sources of revenue which are the pig farming and coal mining industry. While the Chinese market has no problem with the lack of GMS devices, Huawei's smartphone sales have seen better days.

A new report is claiming that Apple was the largest buyer of semiconductor chips in 2020. According to Gartner, the tech giant had spent 53.6 billion USD (~RM216 billion) and took 11.9% of the global market share, representing 24% growth year-on-year. Let's read on to find out why Apple had to spend so much on semiconductors.

When it comes to Huawei, the company is known for producing smartphones and other smart devices. But gaming console? That seems like a far fetched idea but the rumour was posted on Weibo by a leakster. However, he also said the company might first set foot in the gaming laptop segment.

With former US President Trump and his administration out of the office, many wondered if the new US President Biden would lift the ban on Huawei. We previously reported that the new US administration is probably not interested in removing the ban, so Huawei has decided to ask the court to overturn the Federal Communications Commission (FCC)'s decision for labelling them as a national security threat.

2021 may have been a good start for some but not everyone is having it. For Huawei, things haven't changed much since last year as they are still in the US Government blacklist and it seems that they have no interest in lifting the ban. Plus, five Huawei employees just for laid-off for spreading "fake news".

With the Biden administration taking over, many must have high hopes that the new government will reconsider the trade sanction imposed on HUAWEI. However, it looks like there will be no good news as the President's pick for Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo has no intentions of removing the sanction.

It's not often that smartphone brands go into the automobile line. So far, Apple is the only one that is working on a futuristic Apple Car but it seems that Huawei is also hopping on. Just recently, Huawei was spotted registering MATEDRIVE trademark.

It's been more than a year now since Huawei is working on HarmonyOS. In fact, there's already HarmonyOS 2.0 which the beta version was made publicly available globally since December 2020. Ironically, it's not really made accessible for users outside of China for some reason and here's what we know so far.

It has been two weeks since President Biden started working in the office, but there's no word if he would lift the ban on Huawei that was done by the Trump Administration. This also includes the shipments between Huawei and their partners but what does this mean for HONOR?

The HUAWEI Mate 40 series had arrived last year with the standard Mate 40, Mate 40 Pro, Mate 40 Pro+, and a Porsche Edition Mate 40 Pro RS. After that, the Mate 40E is said to be in the works as it was spotted on Wireless Charging Alliance. As the whole Mate 40 lineup uses the Kirin 9000 chipset, the upcoming Mate 40E is also expected to come with the same chipset. However, it is reported that other devices like the P50 series, Mate X2, and MatePad Pro 2 will also use the Kirin 9000.