TD Tech, a communication solutions and equipment company, was initially announced as a joint venture between Siemens (51% stake) and Huawei (49% stake) in 2004 and started its
TD Tech is a Chinese-based company founded jointly by Nokia and Huawei in Beijing in 2005. The company has R&D centres with highly educated employees that study wireless
Despite the existing restriction imposed by the US government, Nokia Corporation announced a new patent licensing agreement with Huawei in an unusually short two-sentence press release. According to Nokia,
Earlier this week, Bloomberg reported that Chinese tech giant Huawei is recruiting smartphone partners that would license Huawei design and have access to latest components, as a way
Yesterday, a rumor hit the mill that an upcoming Nokia smartphone might use Huawei’s new Harmony OS2.0, at least in China. No Google services are allowed in China
Right from its inception, Nokia Mobile has remained committed to Google’s Android OS without adding much to the UI from its own side in the Nokia smartphones, except
Nokia does have some nice audio accessories in the market, and RichGo made also interesting products which unfortunately aren’t available globally. Generally, the main problem of
10 years ago, they were an indispensable part of our everyday life and often seen mobile phones in the hands of our friends, colleagues, family members, etc. At
Most of the smartphones used today are functioning seamlessly because of some patented software or hardware Nokia developed in the past years. Nokia has a pretty large patent
Market research company Gartner posted some new info about the 5G network infrastructure market. Gartner is famous for their Magic Quadrants where they categorize companies in 4 quadrants
A few years ago, many reviewers thought that smartwatches or fitness oriented watches and bands are going to be useless as tablets and that the bad sales will
The ongoing trade/technology war between China and the US isn’t slowing down and every day Huawei is the company the seems to be losing the most from it.