News & Reviews:   china

HUAWEI has released its annual report and it is shown that the company is doing better than before despite the US ban. As HUAWEI doesn't report quarterly earnings since it's a private company with a unique employee ownership structure, the annual report is the only thing that allows us to check on the company's performance.

It seems that a report by reuters hinted that Xiaomi could be working with China’s Great Wall Motor Co Ltd to produce electric vehicles (EVs) in the future. While not much is known in regards to the Malaysia release date, it does give us a better idea of what to expect when it is officially available in the global market.

Based on a statement by ithome, it seems that Xiaomi will start production on the Xiaomi Car within 2 months. While there’s no information on whether the vehicles from Xiaomi will be available outside of China, we do know that the vehicles will resemble a lot like the Xiaopeng cars in China.

Based on a statement by reuters, it seems that there might a possibility that Huawei might be releasing their own electric vehicles in China somewhere around the end of 2021. While not much is known in regards to the Malaysia release date, it does give us a better idea of what to expect from the company in the future.

Based on a statement by gizchina, it seems that ZTE and Huawei will take the lead in the development of 6G technology in China. While not much is known in regards to when the technology will be officially available for use, estimations suggest that it should be ready somewhere around 2030.

It seems that a new HONOR smartphone may have been spotted on TENAA, showcasing the design, as well as the tech specs of the device. While not much is known in regards to the Malaysia release date, it does give us a better idea on what to expect when it is available in the local market.

After HUAWEI, it looks like Xiaomi has also stumbled upon something that doesn't look nice with the U.S. Last week, it was reported that Xiaomi has been added to the country's government’s blacklist, which means that U.S. investors will not be allowed to purchase shares from the Chinese company. However, unlike HUAWEI, Xiaomi will still able to import and use technologies from the U.S. without a need for a license. Following the news, Xiaomi has issued a statement on the matter as follows:

Yesterday, Xiaomi have launched the latest custom interface MIUI 12.5 system in Beijing, China. According to sources, this system is lighter, quicker, and more efficient by comparing to the previous system.

Based on a statement by gizmochina, it seems that HONOR’s CEO recently posted a statement on his weibo account, stating that they will be launching a new flagship smartphone possibly in Q1 2021. While not much is exactly known in regards to the exact smartphone they will be announcing, our source did mention that the CEO might make the announcement somewhere around January 2021.

After the trade ban happens, HUAWEI has been working hard on developing the HarmonyOS as the company is not allowed to utilize the Google Mobile Services (GMS) anymore. Today, the good news has come with the company finally announcing the launch date for the beta version of the OS for mobile phone application developers.