United States gave a three-month reprieve for ZTE on export curbs imposed earlier this month. U.S. Commerce Department announced the decision on Tuesday.
U.S. Commerce Department puts export restriction on ZTE for violating export restriction to Iran. Starting Tuesday, ZTE will not be able to acquire U.S. products without export license
ZTE, a Chinese mobile device company announced the launching of the Axon Watch in Water Cube Beijing, China. The first smart watch from ZTE can track your health data, including the heart rate. The watch had passed the IP67 certification, which means it is tested to be water resistant.
Ethiopia's state-run telecoms monopoly has launched a fourth generation (4G) mobile service in the capital Addis Ababa, aiming to catch up with the high-speed communications available in some east African neighbors such as Kenya and Uganda.
Nine new hardware partners for its Windows Phone were introduced by officials of technology giant Microsoft at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, VentureBeat reported.
ZTE is currently devoting its resources to developing a new smartwatch that would be released to the Chinese market in the first quarter of next year. The device would be almost the same as the Samsung Galaxy Gear, but would be cheaper and could only connect to other ZTE mobile devices.
China's ZTE Corp flagged its third quarter earnings for the July to September period at the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.
Ethiopia signed an USD800 million contract with ZTE for the expansion of the country's mobile phone infrastructure.
Xiaomi Tech has overtaken Apple's market share in China with 0.2% lead.
Huawei is set to reach its target of 10% revenue growth for this year, analysts reported.
Lenovo PCs proved to be risky for intelligence and security networks across the world, reports said.
Strategy Analytic reported that Samsung already took Apple's place as the world's most profitable smartphone firm.
To expand the country's mobile phone infrastructure, Ethiopia signed a US$1.6 billion deal with two Chinese firms.
International Data Corporation said that Samsung and Apple would remain smartphone forerunner but LG, Lenovo and ZTE would have greater chances for growth.
Samsung increased it investment by US$1 billion with the hope that it would compensate for the slumping smartphone growth.
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