Publisher's Note: This is the second a multi-part series of articles on Chinese companies following Publisher Jeff Mucci's

Huawei has inked a deal to pre-install a version of the Opera mobile web browser into a range of its handsets. Click here for more.

Working in the mobile industry, you get used to learning a whole new language of technical terms and acronyms. For even the casual observer, terms like GPRS, MMS, SMS and 3G will have some kind of meaning. Then there are newer terms such as HSDPA, HSUPA and HSPA, all relating to new technology that allows

Norwegian software solutions company Opera Software announced today that Huawei, the China-based leading global telecommunications solutions provider, had selected its Opera Mobile 10 browser to be pre-loaded on the mobile phones that it would launch on the market in the country. According to the handset vendor, it has always aimed at offering the ...

China's ZTE has reported that the Patent Protection Association of China (PPAC) recently released patent application rankings for 2009 with ZTE, Huawei and Hongfujin claiming the top three spots on the ranking list. Click here for more.

Opera announced that Huawei (which shipped 30 million phones globally in 2009) has selected Opera Mobile 10 to be preinstalled on a variety of its phones that will be launched in China. China has recently entered the 3G era (with China Mobile and China Unicom deploying TD-SCDMA and UMTS networks, respectively), so Huawei and Opera can

T-Mobile Tap is an entry-level touch phone (made by Huawei) available from T-Mobile U.S. See it in action below: ...

China-based Huawei Technologies plans to launch a bunch of Android-based devices including smartphones and home-use Internet devices at Mobile World Congress which is scheduled to take place from Feb. 15 to 18 in Barcelona, Spain. Although ...

Huawei said it will unveil Android smartphones and "home-use Internet devices" at the Mobile World Congress trade show in Barcelona, Spain, later this month. The company, known for its often secretive nature, did not reveal any additional details or what exactly "home-use Internet devices" are, though it could mean tablets or netbooks. The company currently has one Android device on the market, th...

Huawei is planning to launch a number of Android-based devices, including smartphones and "home-use Internet devices", at Mobile World Congress.