Hardware

The bold strategy to invest in three companies led to explosive growth in Hefei’s jobs, GDP, and return on investment.

Huawei developed “guerrilla” sales tactics in its early days that paved the way for the company’s success.

Wiley Zhang shares his thoughts on effective leadership and impactful influence.

While Huawei retreats from the smartphone business, Xiaomi is ramping up its presence in Europe, Africa, and Latin America.

After gaining independence from Huawei, Honor is now released from tech restraints, free to flex its muscles, and ready to make a name for itself in the highly-contested Chinese smartphone sector.

The company competes with CultFit, a unicorn startup that runs a chain of fitness centers and acquired Tread, a company that makes smart fitness bikes.

Smartphones released by Oppo and OnePlus frequently share similar specs and designs, but are marketed to appeal to different customer demographics.

Jingling wants to provide a smoother user experience for Android and PC users with an adaptive layout and open-source operating system.