Huawei still wants to make a name for itself in the U.S. smartphone market
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After spending years trying to persuade U.S. regulators to ease their restrictions, Chinaโ€™s Huawei is acknowledging that the political climate prevents it from building any sizable business selling network infrastructure to carriers here. However, the company is still wanting to build a U.S. brand for phones.

While it is ready to concede thatย the time isnโ€™t right to crack the U.S. cellular network gear market, Huawei stillย wants to make a name for itself in the market for smartphones.ย Globally, the Chinese firm sells a range of smartphones, including plenty in the middle and higher ends of the market. In the U.S., though, it hasย struggled to move beyond entry-level devices, mostly for prepaid carriers such as Cricketโ€™s Leap and T-Mobileโ€™s MetroPCS.

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