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ZTE Axon V and Axon S feature unique alternatives to the notch
ZTE's two upcoming phones, the Axon V and Axon S, feature two of the most unique notch alternatives we've seen yet.
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ZTE jumps into the 5G race with Axon 10 Pro 5G
ZTE threw its hat into the 5G race with the announcement of the Axon 10 Pro 5G at Mobile World Congress 2019, its first 5G phone ever.
Congress moves closer to banning ZTE again
The U.S. government is torn on what to do with ZTE. Following President Donald Trump’s involvement to reach a deal with the Chinese telecommunications giant, Congress looks prepared to reimpose the sales ban. Many members of Congress are concerned about the company spying on Americans while the White House continues viewing this as a trade-related matter. The Senate is set to...
Trump's deal with ZTE is threatened by Congress
The deal between ZTE and the White House might not be enough to save Chinese telecommunications giant, which has been banned from doing business with American suppliers for a few months. Bipartisan support for the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) is building in Congress. Democrats and Republicans in the Senate are discussing a provision that’ll stop American suppliers and the...
ZTE can buy from American suppliers again
ZTE and the U.S. Department of Commerce have reached an agreement that’ll keep the Chinese telecommunications giant in business. As the U.S. government continues sorting out its trade dispute with China, ZTE will soon resume purchasing materials from American suppliers. The company was issued a seven-year ban after it ignored sanctions set in place last year, but the Trump...
ZTE braces for multi-billion dollar losses as US, China negotiate
As it scrambles to remain alive, ZTE is about to take a big blow on its bottom line. The Chinese company is reportedly expecting to face more than $3 billion in losses because it cannot purchase anything from American suppliers, Bloomberg reports. ZTE was slapped with the seven-year ban by the U.S. Department of Commerce just last month. The situation goes back to 2016 when ZTE...
Trump might've just saved ZTE from dying off
Ongoing negotiations between the United States and China on trade have been positive, and it could lead to ZTE remaining in business with its sales ban lifted. Both countries have reportedly reached a broader deal that would let the Chinese company continue purchasing from American suppliers. Nothing is official yet, but it’s the type of news ZTE desperately needed to hear. The trade...
Donald Trump says there's a path for ZTE back into the US
Donald Trump might rescue one of China’s largest telecommunication companies from dying if he can secure a deal. ZTE is at the center of a controversy that involves both technology and politics. The U.S. Department of Commerce issued a seven-year ban that prevents any engagement with domestic suppliers. It’s a decision that was made after the Chinese company didn’t adhere to the terms...
ZTE fires back against the U.S. government's supplier ban
ZTE and the U.S. Department of Commerce are at odds. The government agency issued a seven-year ban earlier this month that prevents ZTE from purchasing components from any domestic supplier. It’s a decision that came after the Chinese company failed to adhere to sanctions set in place after illegally shipping products to Iran. ZTE seemingly ignored the initial sanctions and thus earned...
ZTE's future with Android is in limbo
Being unable to purchase components from American suppliers might not be the most severe punishment ZTE will face. Following a ruling by the U.S. Department of Commerce, ZTE could find its use of Android impacted. Google and the Chinese company are reportedly discussing whether or not its Android license is in jeopardy, according to Reuters. Although there hasn’t been a confirmation...