Being cut off from Google services won't matter much for this device, at least.
JP Morgan thinks more than a billion Android users could be tempted to buy a new iPhone SE.
DiDi will likely be listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange by next summer.
The OnePlus 10 Pro seems like a minor bump up from its predecessor–and Google is circling the waters.
The Secure Communications Act will prevent the FCC from considering licenses for companies the U.S. has deemed national security threats.
The ban was first enacted by Donald Trump in 2020, blacklisting Huawei.
A $1.9 billion FCC program seeks to compensate small telecoms for removing Chinese equipment, but some fear the timelines are too tight.
The Australian government is contributing $1.9 billion in the $2.1 billion Telstra deal to buy Digicel Pacific.
This is one area where Apple clearly has the advantage.
It's got great specs, a solid design, and strong performance for a very reasonable price, but you can't buy it in the U.S.
Inspired by Apple's M1 Chips, Google's own versions could come as soon as 2023.
Good news, everyone: Wear OS is finally starting to live up to its promise.
HarmonyOS 2 isn't bad, but there's no denying Huawei's new smartwatch is a victim of trade restrictions.
Without Google, Huawei's premium tablet doesn't have a chance to compete as Android's iPad killer.
With its sights set on expansion, OnePlus risks losing its scrappy identity.
If you've been seeing an error message saying "Google keeps stopping," that's the Google app crashing.
Facebook reportedly plans to launch a smartwatch in 2022, but between the competition and concerns about how Facebook handles data, this watch might be DOA.
The White House order overturns several EOs from the Trump administration.
It's a far cry from the $100 billion in National Science Foundation funding the Senate originally considered.
Following a previous Trump executive order that banned some Chinese companies from buying U.S.-made tech, this week President Biden issued a new executive order banning U.S. entities from investing in 59 different Chinese tech and defense companies. In a statement published by the White House, the Biden administration says the new executive order is designed…
