ZTE violates probation, court-appointed monitor to stay for two more years
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- Thab33f
- uRF
- 04 Oct 2018
MR.RICHBUTNONSENSE, 04 Oct 2018shame on you zte! thats why stick to oppo guys!! wake up gu... moreSeems like Ur the one who needs to wake up. Since when did overpriced garbage with trash internals even rule?
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- KamAbdi
- 6px
- 04 Oct 2018
Yeah yeah it't too obvious that is a lie and the US wants China or these companies to pay them more and also don't preasure their American products such as Qualcomm's processors and Apple's iPhone etc, etc.
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- MR.RICHBUTNONSENSE
- UD{
- 04 Oct 2018
shame on you zte! thats why stick to oppo guys!! wake up guys!! oppo rules!!
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- Romie Lee
- UNA
- 04 Oct 2018
I will never ever hold or touch, let alone buying this Chinese phones! Even if someone gives me that I will just throw it away in the dustbin! I don’t want my self or my family to get spied! I also worried that If i touch it I’m done! My finger print, face or eye identity might collect, I also warned my family and friends to do so, avoid touching, looking or expose their face directly on it because I also read somewhere else online that most Chinese phone front cam. We’re always active even it not using.
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- Anonymous
- LEi
- 04 Oct 2018
AS everyone has already said, ZTE doesn't need the US as evidenced by Huawei, Oppo and most Chinese companies...and yet they insist on keeping a market they'll probably have no impact on.
It's quite sad really.
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- Andy
- 3Jn
- 04 Oct 2018
I'm sick of ZTE now. Just kill them already
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- Kangal
- RN8
- 04 Oct 2018
AnonD-558092, 04 Oct 2018ZTE, forget the States. Get some Exynos and go conquer othe... moreThe Chinese are intelligent... they've realised that "mindshare" is indeed a powerful commodity, so that if ZTE can gain success in the US, that will trickle down to Australia/NZ/Canada/UK, and from there other markets.
For example;
And then it can trickle down in to South Africa/Mexico/Israel/UAE/Singapore/Hong Kong/South Korea/Japan key spots.
Then it can become successful in the lucrative European markets of France, Switzerland, Belgium, Germany, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland.
And later to the other smaller markets such as Spain, Italy, Austria, Croatia, Macedonia, Turkey, Poland, Ukraine.
And after those Nth America and European markets, the next biggest markets are China, India, Russia, and Brasil.... if it can capture these, it can influence all the smaller countries nearby and act as a hub.
As a rule of thumb:
Area of Impact...Key Country
North America = USA
West Europe = UK
East Europe = Poland
North Asia = Russia
West Asia = Israel
South Asia = India
South East Asia = Malaysia
East Asia = China
South America = Brasil
South Africa = South Africa
West Africa = Morocco
North Africa = Egypt
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- Anonymous
- mx{
- 04 Oct 2018
Huawei is soon gonna be number 1 without the US market, thats tuff
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- Anonymous
- d%{
- 04 Oct 2018
Anonymous, 04 Oct 2018Not sure what your question has to do with anything. But co... more"Never trust the Chinese. ThatÂ’s what IÂ’ve learned during my career."....that is very honest from you...your country must be proud to have you.
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- AnonD-797904
- UD{
- 04 Oct 2018
United States is not the whole world so ZTE must not act like a puppy.
There is a lot of markets on the other continents where they can hopefully thrive.
They shouldn't have paid for the fines unless there's nowhere else to get another chipset.
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- MsZero
- Lu%
- 04 Oct 2018
I don't think all this pressure on ZTE by the US is even worth it. People here are right, they should focuse on other markets rather than trying so hard to regain ground on US market.
Huawei is a good example of that.
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- Anonymous
- nDi
- 04 Oct 2018
Anonymous, 04 Oct 2018who would trust you anyway?Not sure what your question has to do with anything. But coming from the country where the people have been studied to be the most honest, I don’t have to hold such a burden of doubt.
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- Anonymous
- d%{
- 04 Oct 2018
Anonymous, 04 Oct 2018Never trust the Chinese. That’s what I’ve learned during my... morewho would trust you anyway?
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- Anonymous
- nDi
- 04 Oct 2018
Never trust the Chinese. That’s what I’ve learned during my career.
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- AnonD-558092
- 45}
- 04 Oct 2018
ZTE, forget the States. Get some Exynos and go conquer other markets. The US is dominated by iPhones anyway..
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- AnonD-632062
- 3Yf
- 04 Oct 2018
It really feels like ZTE is a school student, who is being punished and grounded by the school teacher named "US Government".
- Whackcar
- tZt
- 04 Oct 2018
ZTE should focus on other markets instead of wasting more resources on gaining/retaining access to the US marketplace. Huawei doesn't officially sell in the US, but it's now the 2nd highest selling smartphone brand worldwide. If your product is good, it will sell anywhere.
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- Anonymous
- MAf
- 04 Oct 2018
The US is messed