The world's first trifold phone is finally going global
Huawei Mate XT, the world's first trifold phone, is going global with a 10.2-inch display. The Mate XT features a 5,600mAh ...
Huawei’s trifold phone launches outside China
Huawei’s trifold Mate XT phone is launching outside of China, but it won’t come cheap. The world’s first and only phone that ...
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Huawei to bring massively expensive trifold smartphone to world market
The Mate XT was unveiled in China last year, billed by the company as the world's first commercially available trifold ...
Huawei Mate XT Beats Rivals In Tri-Fold Phone Race But Ouch, That Price
Ooof, talk about a gut-punching let-me-double-check-my-credit-score price—Huawei's highlight anticipated Mate XT tri-folding ...
Is China targeting Google's Android operating system in its antitrust probe? Here's what reports are saying and how it would impact users
China has initiated an antitrust investigation into Google, primarily targeting the Android operating system. This could be a ...
China's antitrust probe into Google seen as warning shot to the US with Android as target
China's antitrust investigation into Google, which does not offer most of its consumer-facing services including search and ...
Huawei Mate XT Ultimate goes global alongside MatePad Pro 13.2, FreeArc earbuds & Band 10
Huawei unveils the Mate XT Ultimate Design tri-fold smartphone, MatePad Pro 13.2, FreeArc earbuds, and Band 10, bringing cutting-edge tech to global markets.
Huawei Rings Up Improbable Comeback As Revenue Soars
Huawei reported its second-highest annual revenue in 2024, driven by strong sales for its smartphone and smart vehicle ...
Global launch date for the world's first tri-fold smartphone is official
We have a global launch date for the world's first tri-fold smartphone. The launch event will be hosted in Kuala Lumpur, ...
I used Huawei's $3,000 tri-foldable, and it made every phone I've ever tested feel outdated
The Huawei Mate XT Ultimate proves tri-fold phones are more than just a gimmick - they could be the future of mobile computing.