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Huawei and ZTE are already telephones non gratae, tied too close for comfort to the Chinese Communist Party and People’s Liberation Army back home. Continue reading Pentagon orders military exchanges to pull Chinese smartphones over security risks
Smartphones made by ZTE and Huawei have been banned from sale at US military bases around the world, following concerns that they could pose a security threat.
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The Department of Defense is telling vendors on military bases to stop selling smartphones and other devices made by Chinese companies Huawei and ZTE, citing security concerns, according to a Pentagon statement. The news comes as the U.S. government scrutinizes the two companies for potentially enabling Chinese espionage through their technology. “Huawei and ZTE devices may pose an unacceptable risk to Department’s personnel, information and mission,” Pentagon spokesperson Major David Eastburb said in a statement. “In light of this information, it was not prudent for the Department’s exchanges to continue selling them to DoD personnel.” Pentagon-affiliated news outlet Stars and Stripes reported last month that Huawei phones were being sold by a TKS, a vendor to U.S. military bases in Germany. The company markets telecommunications services and devices to U.S. service members abroad. Eastburn says the order to stop selling Huawei-made phones, modems and other devices went out on Friday and the […]
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Huawei’s new flagships come with everything you’d expect on a flagship phone in 2018: a notch, a glass back design, and an AI-powered camera system.
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The Huawei Mate 10 Pro is a beautiful, powerful, and affordable Android flagship that ticks most of the right boxes. But this is a story of what should have been.
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Huawei’s excellent Mate 10 Pro is $100 off at participating retailers now through March 24.
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Check Point Mobile Security Team discovered a massive, on-going malware
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Huawei has a new product for its MateBook X line. It has really tiny bezels and a hidden camera.
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For years, Huawei has been cranking out smartphone flagships that rival the best that Apple and Samsung have to offer.
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Two senators have introduced a bill that would prohibit the U.S. government from contracting with companies that use equipment or services from Chinese telecommunications companies Huawei and ZTE. Sens. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., and Tom Cotton, R-Ark., who are both on the Senate Intelligence Committee, said they are proposing the bill because of concerns that the companies enable Chinese espionage. The legislation is a companion to a bill proposed in the House by Rep. Mike Conaway, R-Texas, last month. “Huawei is effectively an arm of the Chinese government, and it’s more than capable of stealing information from U.S. officials by hacking its devices,” Cotton said in a press release. “There are plenty of other companies that can meet our technology needs, and we shouldn’t make it any easier for China to spy on us.” In 2012, the House Intelligence Committee released an investigative report that alleged that Huawei and ZTE have ties to […]
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