Read more.. 12-3: realme will fully cut into 5G in the Chinese market and no longer launching any 4G phones; Apple could change its iPhone release strategy to launch new devices twice a year starting in 2021; etc.
Read more.. 12-1: LG Innotek will shut down its high density interconnection (HDI) business; Samsung has applied for a new trademark called “Bright Night Sensor”; etc.
Read more.. 11-29: Xiaomi’s upcoming 5G smartphone reportedly would support 66W fast charging; Realme is likely to be independent of its parent company should its business scale continue to expand; etc.
Read more.. 11-27: ediaTek has announced it is partnering with Intel to bring MediaTek’s new 5G modem to PCs; 2MP / 5MP / VGA CMOS image sensors are seriously in shortage; etc.
Read more.. 11-25: JOLED has disclosed it has completed construction of what it calls the world’s first mass production line of printed OLEDs at its Nomi site; Huawei has indicated that the company has no interest in entering the home appliance field in the future; etc.
Read more.. 11-24: OPPO is reportedly planning to release a mobile SoC designed in-house; Xiaomi is currently building a huge 5G factory that’s highly efficient and automated; etc.
Read more.. 11-20: Samsung reportedly plans to ship some 60M Galaxy M and A series phones made in China by ODM; Samsung is allegedly using a 108MP primary camera sensor on the Galaxy S11; etc.
Read more.. 11-17: The 100” 8K LCD screen developed by Chengdu CEC Panda will be mass-produced by the end of 2019; BOM cost of Samsung Galaxy Fold 5G (sub-6GHz) is USD635; etc.
Read more.. 11-16: Xiaomi has revealed that all the phones it will release in 2020 priced above CNY2000 will have 5G support; China Mobile will release 47 5G terminals of 5 categories together with 34 partners; etc.
Read more.. 11-13: Samsung Display has reportedly inked an exclusivity deal with Dowoo Insis for Ultra-Thin Glass (UTG); LG Electronics has filed lawsuits against TCL in the German district courts of Mannheim and Düsseldorf; etc.
Read more.. 11-10: Defects have been found in Samsung’s foundry products; MediaTek is launching its first 5G SoC chip, codenamed MT6885Z; etc.