The world's most populous nation, China is undoubtedly an important market in the global ICT landscape. Our coverage zooms in on key market segments including cybersecurity, mobile as well as the social media and Internet landscape.
China, currently the world’s largest gaming market, is forecast to lag behind the US this year in the face of the country freezing game approvals for nine months in 2018.
Huawei founder Ren Zhengfei says the company was unprepared for the strength of the US restrictions.
Beijing, Shenzhen, Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Chengdu have been identified as the top five Chinese cities to lead 5G development.
A long ban will only serve to accelerate Chinese tech investments, ratings agency says.
The company's CEO has confirmed the timing coincided with the Hong Kong extradition law protests organised on his platform.
It was China Telecom, again. The same ISP accused last year of "hijacking the vital internet backbone of western countries."
The typical job duties of a computer forensic analyst involve the examination of electronic equipment ranging from basic USB flash drives to entire enterprise IT infrastructures. Whether it is a personal...
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Chinese government awards commercial 5G licenses to the country's three biggest telcos--China Mobile, China Telecom, and China Unicom--as well as state-owned China Broadcasting Network, just as Huawei announces it will be deploying 5G technology in Russia, with tests to start this year.
Huawei is also scheduled to ship its foldable 5G smartphone, the Mate X, this month.
Huawei investors or spies? When Chinese delegations arrive at your door, there must be a reason.
More firms are choosing to move production over higher costs.
Engineering body gives the tick of approval to Huawei and its affiliates.
While coy over how the Huawei-US debacle may impact other Chinese technology vendors, Alibaba Cloud executives play up their "in Asia, for Asia" focus and investment in the region as a key competitive advantage over its US competitors, including AWS, Microsoft, and Google.
The Chinese tech giant is looking to have the law thrown out.
The listing could occur as early as the second half of 2019.
I've had hands-on experience with some amazing smartphones from China that you may not have heard about before. Here is a selection of my favourites.
If you are getting bored with your existing portable speaker, have a look at these recent releases.
I tested some of the best Bluetooth headphones I could find, and loved some of their features.
Xiaomi plans to make the Mi Mix available in China this November.
I noticed lots of tech habits in China on my recent trip to the country. Here are the main trends which I think will be adopted over here soon.
Many of these handsets cost between $200 and $250. Browse our picks of the best iPhone SE alternatives.
Controversial Global hacking conference Hack In The Box just celebrated its ten-year mark in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The event attracted hackers from all over the world and company participants that included Google, Mozilla, Microsoft, Amazon, sponsor 'friends' such as Megaupload, and many more.
The Chinese tech giant drafts engineers straight from universities around the country to drive its huge R&D effort. What do they find when they get to Shenzhen - and more to the point, what are the canteens like?
For such a tiny hockey puck, it's surprising just how much of a voyage my new Apple TV went on to get to my living room.
The unfinished Fujitsu K Computer, at more than 8 petaflops, is more than three times more powerful than China's second place machine.
A run down of some of the most controversial decisions or actions by Google, including some of their biggest mistakes to date.
One of the most interesting groups of technologists in China are the shanzhai. They form small companies which cluster together in larger groups, trying to produce new gizmos so fast that nobody can quite catch up with them.
From China to France to Romania, researchers are working to prevent the flu's spread.
China President Hu Jintao pays a visit to Microsoft's headquarters to meet execs and get a look at new technology.
Shenzhen Municipal Bureau of Public Security created two anime-style cartoon Internet police mascots "to intimidate."
The company's CEO has confirmed the timing coincided with the Hong Kong extradition law protests organised on his platform. Read more: https://zd.net/2KSnF4A
ZDNet's Jason Cipriani and Jason Perlow talk with Karen Roby about how the security and trade brouhaha impacts everything from the future of regional carriers and the bottom lines of tech giants to 5G's prospects and consumer's pocketbooks. Read more: https://zd.net/2WzVRbq
TechRepublic's Karen Roby talks to David Gewirtz of ZDNet to gain his perspective on the latest happenings surrounding Huawei and the implications of a trade war. Read more: https://zd.net/2KlPYZ3
Tantan, the Chinese dating app which bore a high resemblance to Tinder, had more than 20 million monthly active users in mid-2018.
A complex set of considerations will have informed the UK's decision-making around 5G. Read more: https://zd.net/2GVpVWs
Huawei says it is aiming to be biggest smartphone brand by 2020. Read more: https://zd.net/2vaXxJ0
The remaining Alibaba shares are expected to generate around $40 billion for Altaba stockholders.
Almost half the Chinese giant's revenue is now due to sales of consumer equipment, as revenue from carriers is in retreat.
So, you want to spend over $1,000 on a new Android or an iPhone with no next-generation wireless network? You're nuts. Read more: https://zd.net/2NHYVeB
Xiaomi spilled the beans about its 5G smartphone at Mobile World Congress 2019, and also performed its first 5G call outside of China.
The Axon 10 Pro 5G smartphone is powered by Qualcomm’s mobile platform and 5G modem.
LG Uplus has deployed more than 10,000 5G sites across Korea using Huawei technology, providing average mobile speeds of 900Mbps in Seoul.
The record number came after the Chinese technology giant announced last month that daily active users of its popular WeChat service exceeded 1 billion.
No charging port, no headphone jack, no speakers, no SIM tray.
Chinese businesses are projected to spend US$256.61 billion on tech this year and another US$272.84 billion in 2020. Read more: https://zd.net/2CKGLE1
