Huawei News

Although from August 19 Google will no longer be able to work with Huawei, a list of smartphones that could be updated to Android Q has leaked.

A new concept shows how Huawei envisions the future of folding smartphones - even before the first Mate X has been released.

Huawei has officially delayed the launch of Mate X, so you'll have to wait until September... if everything goes according to plan, of course.

Amid the current US-China trade dispute, the latest development is that Huawei is reportedly pushing for Verizon to pay for over 200 patents.

After seeing a drop in sales in China and India, a new report arrives indicating that Apple also has serious difficulties in Europe.

Huawei apparently invites developers to publish their apps in its own AppGallery store. Does Huawei plan to deploy its own system soon?

A couple of weeks ago, we asked APit readers what they'd like to in a new own-brand OS from Huawei. The results are in!

Google is trying to convince the government that it's in the interest of US national security to allow Huawei to use Android on its phones.

Facebook has decided to discontinue its partnership with Huawei, and as a result, its apps will no longer be pre-installed on their smartphones.

Huawei is experiencing problems, but apparently, production has not been stopped. Meanwhile, Apple is not worried.

It seems that Huawei's alternative to Android will arrive sooner rather than later. The latest news suggests that we'll see it along with the Mate 30.

Which devices got the Android 8 update? It may not be the latest Android version, but Oreo is here for these smartphones and tablets.

Chinese smartphones are making an impact by offering great hardware for a fraction of the price of the competition. Here are our favorite devices.

Google also seems to have taken advantage of the 90-day grace period granted by the government: Huawei Mate 20 Pro is back in the beta of Android Q!

The duel between the Samsung Galaxy S9+ and the Huawei P20 Pro is still a hot topic a year later. Which is the better bet now?

Huawei is trying to recover from the tough blow to the Trump administration in recent weeks. These companies have already removed the ban!

Huawei now wants to get US courts to undo the ban against the company. It claims the move was in violation of the US Constitution.

It's an open secret. Huawei is working on its own OS. According to the first rumblings, it could be called Ark OS.

If China wanted to make the United States, or more precisely Apple, pay for the Huawei affair, the tech giant would lose 29% of its profit

Many companies are severing their ties with Huawei. But the US is not the only country that has implied a veto on the Chinese manufacturer.