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Huawei ended 2015 with more than 108 million smartphones shipped

While Xiaomi was struggling just to meet the low-end of its sales goals for last year, Huawei was blowing past its own sales goals to become the largest smartphone manufacturer...

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Spreading fake stories online is now a major crime in China

China's latest attempt to control what's said on the Internet comes in the form of an amendment to the government's criminal law, which makes it illegal to circulate false stories on the...

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Hewlett-Packard will split into two companies on November 1st

Hewlett-Packard's plans to split itself into two separate companies has been common knowledge for months, and now the company's board of directors has given it the approval it needs to...

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Samsung wants to blanket the world with space-based Internet access

It looks like you can add Samsung to the ever-growing list of companies that want to create their own network of satellites that would bring affordable Internet access to billions...

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Huawei is now the world's third-largest smartphone maker

Xiaomi has promised to overtake Apple and Samsung to become the world's largest smartphone maker, but first it needs to overtake its fellow Chinese rival: Huawei. Whereas Xiaomi's smartphones are...

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Huawei is enjoying the best revenue growth it's had in years

Huawei may not get as much attention as bigger, newer Chinese companies like Xiaomi, but it's far from insignificant. The electronics manufacturer has made it clear that it intends to become...

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OneWeb raises $500 million to create a satellite broadband network

We've been hearing a lot about using satellites to provide Internet access across the globe over the past year or so. While companies like Facebook and Google recently abandoned such...

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Amazon has released its first-ever transparency report

Transparency reports are all the rage in the post-Snowden world, and Amazon has finally decided to join the trend. Most of America's technology giants have already disclosed how many requests...

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Mozilla is offering $10,000 to people who can find bugs in its software

When Mozilla first introduced its Bug Bounty Program a few years ago, you could earn as much as $3,000 for finding any bugs in the company's software that was rated high...

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Russia wants to develop its own non-American mobile operating system

America's dominance over the mobile market, at least in terms of the operating systems that power our mobile devices, has never really sat well with Russia, and recent fears over...

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