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antiterror13
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very very true ..... like what Bill Gates said "640K is more memory than anyone will ever need on a computer,"
Chinese cloud based office apps crash as more people stay at home to work remotely. Time for some major back end upgrade. If you are not familiar with Chinese cloud based office suites, kind of like their version of Office 365 or Google Docs, read on.
Link to DingTalk.
This app is infamous for its "dinging" people, an in app communication feature.
Link to WeChat Work. WeChat Work is also available at the Google Play and Apple App Store.
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Link to DingTalk.
This app is infamous for its "dinging" people, an in app communication feature.
Link to WeChat Work. WeChat Work is also available at the Google Play and Apple App Store.
Tencent Docs
They have to say one thing while doing damage control behind the scenes. Of course, Huawei will get nothing because it's dealing with a US company here and despite popular belief and official law, they will find ways to screw Huawei like they always do with any country/organisation that doesn't toe the line.
manqiangrexue
Brigadier
Huawei knows it's not getting shit out of Verizon; it's doing this so China has cases too to pull out when the US says that Chinese courts unfairly side with Chinese companies. They can throw this right back at them, especially if the US tries to make a global appeal that Chinese courts aren't fair. Huawei can show them that the US wants others to pay for its IP, not the other way around. If I worked for Huawei in charge of this, I wouldn't even waste real competent highly paid company lawyers on this; I'd assign the case to those guys who only got the job cus their uncle called in a favor.
If the US judge was smart, he'd give the case, at least in part, to Huawei but make the judgement difficult to enforce and the payout minor so that Verizon doesn't suffer any noticeable damage and the fairness is muddled in details.
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Disingenuous sounds very familiar. Verizon has probably learned it from the way how unfairly the government of its country deals with Huawei.
manqiangrexue
Brigadier
Mmmm hmmm, I'm not religious but Amen to that! Looks like Huawei got the unreliable entities list started before the CCP...
Huawei phones will never use Google Mobile Services again, according to exec
According to the Standard, (Huawei executive Fred) Wangfei pledged Huawei won't return to Google services even if the ban is lifted, for the main reason that there's no guarantee another ban won't be subsequently placed.
manqiangrexue
Brigadier
When Boris Johnson was elected to the UK, I was a bit worried that he would be a Trump ally. There was no reason to believe otherwise; he was considered the UK's Trump cus they're both crazy and even look like mutations of each other. But somehow... Donald Trump found a way to F that up. I am endlessly impressed by this guy; no wonder the Russians went through so much trouble to get him elected. Did China buy 24 Su-35 at premium prices as payment for its part to Russia for this service?
Trump slammed the phone down on Boris Johnson after an 'apoplectic' call with the prime minister
The call, which one source as "very difficult," came after Johnson and gave the Chinese telecoms company Huawei the rights to develop the UK's 5G network.
Trump's fury was triggered by Johnson backing Huawei despite Trump and his allies' threats that the United States would withdraw security cooperation with the UK if the deal went ahead.
Trump's threats , with Johnson frustrated at the president's failure to suggest any alternatives to the deal.
The Sun that Johnson had pushed back a planned trip to Washington to March, adding that it "may be pushed back still further."
The prime minister and senior members of his administration have Trump in recent weeks.
On Monday, Johnson used his first major speech on foreign policy since the general election in December to on Trump and his "protectionist" economic strategy.
"Free trade is being choked," Johnson said, alluding to ongoing trade battles between Washington and China.
"And that is no fault of the people. That's no fault of individual consumers. I am afraid it is the politicians who are failing to lead."
In an apparent barb at Trump and his threats to launch a new trade war with Europe, Johnson added that "from Brussels to China to Washington, tariffs are being waved around like cudgels, even in debates on foreign policy where frankly they have no place."
Trump slammed the phone down on Boris Johnson after an 'apoplectic' call with the prime minister
The call, which one source as "very difficult," came after Johnson and gave the Chinese telecoms company Huawei the rights to develop the UK's 5G network.
Trump's fury was triggered by Johnson backing Huawei despite Trump and his allies' threats that the United States would withdraw security cooperation with the UK if the deal went ahead.
Trump's threats , with Johnson frustrated at the president's failure to suggest any alternatives to the deal.
The Sun that Johnson had pushed back a planned trip to Washington to March, adding that it "may be pushed back still further."
The prime minister and senior members of his administration have Trump in recent weeks.
On Monday, Johnson used his first major speech on foreign policy since the general election in December to on Trump and his "protectionist" economic strategy.
"Free trade is being choked," Johnson said, alluding to ongoing trade battles between Washington and China.
"And that is no fault of the people. That's no fault of individual consumers. I am afraid it is the politicians who are failing to lead."
In an apparent barb at Trump and his threats to launch a new trade war with Europe, Johnson added that "from Brussels to China to Washington, tariffs are being waved around like cudgels, even in debates on foreign policy where frankly they have no place."