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Possible major blow for Huawei Smartphones
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Exclusive: Newly obtained documents show Huawei role in shipping prohibited U.S. gear to Iran
finance.yahoo.com
Exclusive: Newly obtained documents show Huawei role in shipping prohibited U.S. gear to Iran
China’s Huawei Technologies, which for years has denied violating American trade sanctions on Iran, produced internal company records in 2010 that show it was directly involved in sending prohibited U.S. computer equipment to Iran’s largest mobile-phone operator. Two Huawei packing lists, dated...
Low profile Panda International said to have helped Huawei ship US tech equipment to Iran in violation of sanctions
amp-scmp-com.cdn.ampproject.org
Panda who? Unknown company helped Huawei ship US equipment to Iran
Some of the documents suggest Huawei regularly used Panda International to ship equipment to customers in Iran as well as Syria
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Huawei in European 5G Heaven as Swiss Thumb Their Noses at Trump
www.bloomberg.com
Huawei in European 5G Heaven as Swiss Thumb Their Noses at Trump
A quiet Huawei Technologies Co.-led 5G revolution is unfolding at the heart of Europe -- in the bucolic Swiss hamlet of Taenikon.
www.bloomberg.com
Who cares if they are spying on you....
Woman knocked out for three days survived thanks to Huawei phone’s battery life
www.thesun.co.uk
Woman knocked out for three days survived thanks to Huawei phone’s battery life
Woman knocked out for three days survived thanks to Huawei phone’s battery life
A WOMAN knocked out for three days survived because her new phone’s battery still worked when she came to. Beth McDermott, 42, who hit her head after tripping and falling down the stairs at home, c…
www.thesun.co.uk
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Absolute garbage story from a disgrace of a tabloid.Who cares if they are spying on you....
Woman knocked out for three days survived thanks to Huawei phone’s battery life
Woman knocked out for three days survived thanks to Huawei phone’s battery life
A WOMAN knocked out for three days survived because her new phone’s battery still worked when she came to. Beth McDermott, 42, who hit her head after tripping and falling down the stairs at home, c…
^@Ramram55 - No....your story is garbage and made up. Do a real search on the open-source web....it doesn't exist.
Also, regarding your previous post, it fails to address what jamezr posted, which is ironic based on your above quote. Hauwei was found to be assisting a brutal regime know for its human right abuses.....and then you followed up with your subsequent post? If you are going to troll (and you have been for a while), try a little harder to hide it.
There is no doubt Hauwei is leading in 5g tech, but we are likely heading towards a divergent internet as authoritarian regimes chose Hauwei and more pro-democratic regimes go the other route. Either way you slice it, Hauwei is a shady company with questionable practices and their infrastructure poses a high risk to both the security of foreign communications, as well as the citizens themselves.
Alright, feel free to go back posting your nonsensical responses. If you do manage to source and put forward a well structure argument, then I will be more than happy to give you kudos for doing such.
Also, regarding your previous post, it fails to address what jamezr posted, which is ironic based on your above quote. Hauwei was found to be assisting a brutal regime know for its human right abuses.....and then you followed up with your subsequent post? If you are going to troll (and you have been for a while), try a little harder to hide it.
There is no doubt Hauwei is leading in 5g tech, but we are likely heading towards a divergent internet as authoritarian regimes chose Hauwei and more pro-democratic regimes go the other route. Either way you slice it, Hauwei is a shady company with questionable practices and their infrastructure poses a high risk to both the security of foreign communications, as well as the citizens themselves.
Alright, feel free to go back posting your nonsensical responses. If you do manage to source and put forward a well structure argument, then I will be more than happy to give you kudos for doing such.
A device saves life and other one rip customer off with battery. A fake news something is sick to the stomach.
I am a clean and honest person let the phone spy on me as much as they like. Only when one company makes devices much advanced and one regime does not like it, give the dog a bad name and pressure as much power to others from using it. The lack of talent is the main culprit. Making the regime a laughing stock of the world.
Sensible person knows majority of Western European (pro democratic countries) and the world do favor Huawei equipment and devices.
I rest my case. No further comment.
I am a clean and honest person let the phone spy on me as much as they like. Only when one company makes devices much advanced and one regime does not like it, give the dog a bad name and pressure as much power to others from using it. The lack of talent is the main culprit. Making the regime a laughing stock of the world.
Sensible person knows majority of Western European (pro democratic countries) and the world do favor Huawei equipment and devices.
I rest my case. No further comment.
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It's not about being for or against Huawei where that story is concerned. So someone had some battery life on a phone, so let's all bow down to the manufacturer?
And maybe you need to be from England to appreciate how bad the Sun newspaper is. They could tell me water is wet and I'd want proof after how they handled Hillsborough.
And maybe you need to be from England to appreciate how bad the Sun newspaper is. They could tell me water is wet and I'd want proof after how they handled Hillsborough.
So them lets all praise Samsung by your low standards.....
A Paris man who was talking on the phone when a bomb went off says the Samsung device saved his life
A Paris man who was talking on the phone when a bomb went off says the Samsung device saved his life
"Everything was blown to bits. I felt stuff flying around and then I got back up … This is the cell phone that took the hit. It’s what saved me."
Samsung Galaxy Mega saves man's life by stopping a bullet
Samsung Galaxy Mega saves man's life by stopping a bullet
Samsung is about to add a new feature to its Galaxy Mega list: bulletproof. The phone recently saved the life of a Chinese man from a violent altercation by stopping a bullet from entering his heart.
www.techtimes.com
Was this in reply to me? I am not catching your argument.
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Huawei expects a 20% drop in phone sales, thanks to lack of Google apps
arstechnica.com
Huawei expects a 20% drop in phone sales, thanks to lack of Google apps
The US export ban is going to finally start affecting Huawei in 2020.
This whole thing gets more hilarious by the day 
if the USA were actually serious there would be none of this at all:
US ban on Huawei pushed back to May 15th
www.phonedog.com
President Trump signs bill to help rural carriers replace Huawei gear
www.engadget.com
U.S. again postpones high-level meeting on Huawei and China: sources
www.reuters.com
if the USA were actually serious there would be none of this at all:US ban on Huawei pushed back to May 15th
US ban on Huawei pushed back to May 15th
Nearly one year ago, US companies were banned from doing business with Huawei due to concerns about national security. That ban was pushed back a few times to allow Huawei support its existing devices and give carriers time to identify alternatives to Huawei networking equipment, and now the ban...
www.phonedog.com
President Trump signs bill to help rural carriers replace Huawei gear
President Trump signs bill to help rural carriers replace Huawei gear
The US government is about to help rural carriers give Chinese telecom equipment the boot. President Trump has signed the Secure and Trusted Communications Networks Act (the Secure and Trusted Telecommunications Networks Act in the Senate), mandating that US telecoms rip out and replace any...
www.engadget.com
U.S. again postpones high-level meeting on Huawei and China: sources
U.S. again postpones high-level meeting on Huawei and China: sources
Trump administration officials have postponed for a second time a critical meeting originally set for Wednesday to discuss potential new U.S. restrictions on sales of technology to Huawei and China, people familiar with the matter said.
Lol, it’s insane. All this chat about a supposed threat and spying yet their actions are not really showing it.
If a company is such a big threat to your country, you would completely cut EVERYTHING with immediate effect, yet here the USA gov is doing a whole lot of lallygagging, pushing things back endlessly
kind of like they are not sure. What happened to being decisive on threats? Pure circus this whole thing!
What is really funny is how some here play both sides of the fence. How some complain that the US banned Huawei in the first place even though there is insurmountable indisputable evidence that show how shady this company really is.
Then when the US extends them courtesy so as to not completely destroy their business...that courtesy is used against them.
Then KNOWING the threat they pose and monitoring EVERYTHING they do is another thing as well. Being able to put controls in place to circumvent the security risk is what is happening behind the scenes.
Extending the licenses is more for the US businesses and to give notice to Huawei of what is to come.
Sales are already down 20%
Huawei expects a 20% drop in phone sales, thanks to lack of Google apps
Then when the US extends them courtesy so as to not completely destroy their business...that courtesy is used against them.
Then KNOWING the threat they pose and monitoring EVERYTHING they do is another thing as well. Being able to put controls in place to circumvent the security risk is what is happening behind the scenes.
Extending the licenses is more for the US businesses and to give notice to Huawei of what is to come.
Sales are already down 20%
Huawei expects a 20% drop in phone sales, thanks to lack of Google apps
Reuters: U.S. lawmakers seek to curb Huawei's access to U.S. banks: document.
www.reuters.com
U.S. lawmakers seek to curb Huawei's access to U.S. banks: document
U.S. lawmakers plan to unveil a bill on Thursday that could be used to block Huawei Technologies Ltd from accessing U.S. banks for certain transactions, in a bid to thwart the Chinese telecoms giant amid frustration over the failure of prior sanctions to curb its business.
Am not spreading, its 2020 millions of us can read it online so its not a rumour.
Everyone of us see it from different corner so you are entitled to assume whatever you want.