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You can get a HTC or Samsung with half of Xiaomi's muscle for the same price.

India lifted the ban for Huawei a month after banning them. Huawei invited India to audit the company which India did, and found nothing. So yea, it's either India's officials are stupid or corrupted. India lifts ban on Chinese telecom vendors

@xuxu1457 Xiaomi's direction is great, their phones carries the best price/performance bargain in the globe. Their MIUI rom is known to be the best rom out there too.

I wonder what China and India's relationship will be today, if we didn't went to war 50yrs ago. Yea, laugh at me all you want, I'm a noob in this xD

@djsjs Looking forward for that Oppo Find 5, here's some more pics. Oppo Find 5 Jelly Bean 1080P beauty, new details Some sick specs are packed into this Oppo :tup: What's better is that Huawei's coming up with a 6.1 incher that has some serious specs too, more sicker than the Oppo Find...

Is it just me or the body of this bird is a little different from the previous j20s?

Why is this in India Defence? I don't see this has anything to do with India, not a single "India" word is mentioned in the article.

Probably not routers. Huawei's current leading market share are their telecommunication gears, the stuffs mobile companies uses on their towers that our cell phones connects to, such as T-Mobile, AT&T, Verizon, Sprint, ect. Same goes to internet service providers.

Huawei has killed Motorola, surpassed Ericsson, and now going for Cisco. And the US is doing whatever it can to protect Cisco. How ZTE, Huawei are hitting European rivals hard in India

@cirr The Xiaomi Phone 2 smoked the Newman with only $60 more, the S4 Pro APQ8064 chip it uses is a LOT faster than the Exynos 4412. Xiaomi But what I'm really interested in is the Oppo Find 5, which also uses the APQ8064 chip, and it has a 5-inch 1080P display with 440ppi (ridiculously high...

Not sure where this is, but it does look incredible and shinny :rofl:

Well, it would've be all over the news (western media) already if it's just a reference chip, and Huawei wouldn't be able to sell them so good in Europe.

You couldn't get worst can you? You're the one who's accusing me of lying about China making it's own chip. So is this the typical Indian denial everyone's talking about? HiSilicon Announces K3V2 Quad-core Application Processor Another proof of the Mediapad 10 FHD is using the K3V2 Lastly...

You're trying hard aren't you. Clicking on the "Specification" tab isn't so hard to do isn't it? Let me help you. It's not the first time that GSMARENA don't have the right stuffs inside.

:rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl: I wasn't even talking about the Ascend P1, which it's not even a high end phone. Maybe most Indians consider it to be a high end device, but not us, sorry. Huawei announces in-house quad core ARM SoC Mediapad 10 FHD and lmao at the ones who thanked your post

The US for example. Link Which proved your so-called "made in China" has the quality, and it's good enough snag the #1 spots in India.

In India, yes. It wasn't meant to be funny initially. But you can laugh at those Indian members here that claimed how "made in China"s are not welcomed in India. When for example: Lenovo emerges as top PC seller in India How ZTE, Huawei are hitting European rivals hard in India

At least he doesn't have to deal with hunger like the other 2/3 of Indians are dealing each day.

Good for both Huawei and India, nothing to be proud of right here, really. It's just business after all. One thing I like about Huawei is that they have their own in-house SoC. One of their chip, the K3V2 is used on some of their high end phones and tablets. The K3V2 is an ARM based, Cortex 9...

One good thing about Huawei is that they develops their own in-house SoC, which is used on their high-end phone and tablet.