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Worldwide PC shipments rebound after an early pandemic surge 0

12 October 2020

According to a report by a technology market analyst firm, Canalys, PC producers shipped 79 million units in Q3 of 2020 alone. It’s a 13% year-on-year increase, with Lenovo far outnumbering the competition. When we analyse the overall number of desktop, laptop, and workstation shipments, we can observe that Acer recorded the largest growth. In

Google Meet is introducing breakout rooms to its education customers 0

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11 October 2020

Google’s video-communication service has announced breakout rooms – a new feature that will initially only be available to its G Suite Enterprise for Education users. This new addition will allow teachers and educators to divide their classes into smaller groups to carry out projects or topical discussions. Google will let users create up to 100

Huawei smartphones will start running on HarmonyOS from 2021 0
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- 16 September 2020
During its annual developers’ conference, Huawei confirmed that its own operating system is coming to smartphones next year. China’s leading smartphone manufacturer announced that a beta version of the HarmonyOS 2.0 software will be made available to mobile developers by the end of 2020. After the US imposed sanctions on Huawei, restricting the company’s access
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Canalys estimates that global shipments of 5G-enabled smartphones will hit the 278 million mark by year-end 0
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- 14 September 2020
According to the newest report by Canalys, the leading technology market research firm, shipments of 5G-enabled smartphones are expected to reach 278 million units by the end of 2020. 62% of this number, amounting to approximately 172 million units, is predicted to come from Greater China. North American shipments will make up 15% (42 million
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UK set to ban Huawei products from its 5G networks from 2021 0
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- 16 July 2020
The British government has confirmed that it will ban Huawei products from its 5G networks, citing national security concerns. As part of this arrangement, starting from 2021 telecommunications companies will be prohibited from purchasing new 5G products of the Chinese tech giant. Operators will also be forced to remove all Huawei equipment from their existing
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