Three of Apple’s senior executives in India have left the company amid a slowdown of iPhone sales across the first half of 2018.
UAE telco du is working with Nokia to trial 3GPP standardised 5G New Radio non-standalone technology.
Ericsson and MTS have agreed to establish a 5G research centre in Innopolis, a new Russian high-tech city.
Unigroup Spreadtrum & RDA, a fabless semiconductor company with technology in mobile communications and IoT, and Intel Corporation have announced a long-term strategic collaboration on 5G.
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Xiaomi is looking to launch an IPO in Hong Kong next year to help it generate around $5 billion in funds for expansion.
Apple will cooperate with the Indian government to develop an anti-spam mobile app for its iOS operating system.
Qualcomm has signed non-binding MoUs to supply components to three Chinese smartphone manufacturers – Oppo, Vivo and Xiaomi.
At last week’s Ultra-Broadband Forum, Developing Telecoms’ editor James Barton attended a roundtable with Ryan Ding, Executive Director and President of the Carrier Business Group of Huawei.
Ericsson has initiated legal proceedings against Indian operator Reliance Communications (RCom), claiming that it is owed more than INR11.56 billion ($180 million) by the group and its subsidiaries.
The Chinese State Administration for Industry and Commerce is reviewing allegations from app developers that Apple has abused its dominance in the market.
Huawei reclaimed its second place spot in the CEE (Central & Eastern Europe) smartphone market from Apple over the last quarter.
Chinese device manufacturers expanded their share of the global smartphone market to 48% in Q2, according to Counterpoint Research.
Indian e-commerce firm Snapdeal has shot down an initial takeover offer from rival Flipkart.
Nokia and Xiaomi have signed a business collaboration agreement and a multi-year patent agreement, including a cross license to each company's cellular standard essential patents.
Retail giant Alibaba is reportedly nearing a deal to obtain ZTE’s software subsidiary, ZTEsoft Technology.
The government of India has requested more details from Apple about the US firm’s long-term investment plans for the country before it considers offering the company any tax concessions.
Chinese vendors are pouring increasing amounts of investment into Thailand’s smartphone market as they look to supplant South Korean vendor Samsung as the market’s leading device manufacturer.
BlackBerry has secured a device manufacturing agreement in India while Apple has taken a further step towards a similar agreement.
Slowing sales of mobile devices in the wake of a government initiative have led to Indian manufacturers cutting both working hours and output.
ZTE is acquiring a 48% shareholding in Turkey’s Netaş Telekomünikasyon to strengthen its presence in the region.
ZTE has formed a strategic cooperation agreement on joint 5G and Internet of Things (IoT) innovation with China Unicom.
An agreement reached by the EU and China in 2014 regarding the sale of telecoms equipment in EU member states could be under threat.
Telefonica has partnered with the Chinese vendors ZTE and Huawei in order to bolster its 5G development.
Ericsson has confirmed that it has been questioned by US authorities as part of an investigation into alleged corruption related to the Swedish vendor’s business in China.
ZTE Corporation saw operating revenue grow 4.09 per cent year-on-year to RMB21.859 billion (US$3.375 billion) in the first quarter of 2016.
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The Telecom Infra Project has gained a new member with extensive experience in building voice and data networks in Africa.
Israeli firm Cellebrite has been identified as the third party that provided assistance to the US government in bypassing Apple’s iPhone security.
Ericsson and Huawei have expanded their global patent licensing deal.
BlackBerry has confirmed that it will exit Pakistan over after it was unable to reconcile its commitment to privacy with the government’s security concerns.
Ooredoo Group and Ericsson have signed a frame agreement for the supply of radio, core and transmission solutions, as well as related implementation and integration services.
Ericsson has signed a memorandum of understanding with Tunisia’s Ministry of Communication Technologies and Digital Economy to spur innovation in the country’s ICT sector.
Ericsson has concluded a preliminary share purchase agreement for the acquisition of Ericpol's operations in Poland and Ukraine.
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