Huawei P50 Restricted, iPhone 13 Coming Next? By TechTheLead

Huawei before they sold with the Karin 990- and it was a success still, but this is coming to an end- the US just said they were extending the Huawei ban another year. So what's going to happen with the Huawei P 50 hi guys ALENA here welcome back to need to know as far as Android phone Giants go. Huawei is a top ROG launching Beast after beast. At this point, can anyone put Huawei in the corner? Hmm, it turns out the US. Can their latest measures are not only Crispin Huawei but will probably backfire against Apple and other US companies with Chinese interests, guys things are not looking great for the quo, app 50 or iPhone 13. Do you remember when I told you about Huawei strategy to work around the Play Store and build up their own ecosystem? No, that's! Okay! I'll drop the link here, and you can watch it later.

Oh, and if you're new to the channel need to know, is part of tech to lead and is focused on hot tech products that you should absolutely know about, and changes that are going to impact. All of us like this Huawei US business, it started in a straightforward trade ban which cut ties between Huawei and US companies like Google. Now, though, it's starting to become a full-on tech, work or business work, as the U. S. knows where to hit basically where the money is we've all seen, Huawei turned into a black sheep after it was accused of sabotage and being a national security risk.

Some of you lost trust in chihuahua. Those of you who didn't watch how the company not only did not catch a musical chair, but they had it pulled from under them. No Google services for you, if you're stuck with them still, then you adapted to the app gallery Huawei zone mobile services, but the hip didn't quite string. Huawei gave users some homemade alternatives to search Google, News and assistant, and the tries to give developers the ability to upload their apps on a different platform, one that catered to Chinese smartphone makers, two plus Huawei found a loophole. They turned to TSM, see the biggest chipmaker from Taiwan to make their chips still here in a hundred ninety came to the market with the p40 and Huawei thrived.

Still now it's all coming to an end. The U. S. just said they were extending the Noway ban another year. This means that the company is forced to rehash old phones again if they can, and what about P 50, not sure if they can still produce it, not as they planned anyway.

That's because the US had also banned foreign companies that use an u. s. equipment to sell to Huawei like TSMC, the company may be taiwan-based, but they make the Korean chips using US equipment and even if they manage to do it, without that, there is still the problem of Huawei designs. That's a big no-no. There is a loophole.

TSMC could apply for a license if they want to keep working with Huawei after all, they're their second-biggest customer, but are they going to apply for one? Is the U. S. going to grant it I say unlikely, especially since TSMC is getting ready to open a brand-new factory in Arizona, but the B 50 is fake right, yes, and no rumor is Huawei stockpiled chips for this scenario, but they be 2020 generation for a 2021 phone. They could look for another manufacturer and agree to work with American designs, which is not ideal. Who wants to follow someone's recipe instead of working on their own okay, then, what's going to happen, as the hi silicon branch takes a hit mobile TV surveillance, camera chip designs are gonna fall like dominoes.

They really think the ripples won't be felt by other players too. As things get heated ironically, US companies will suffer too Huawei. Execs have made statements that led us to believe. China is gonna fight back, there's been talk of countermeasures, but nothing is official. Yet trouble is one government backed tabloid from China, has been talking about decoupling between China and the US.

The whole situation has been described as a d' Americanization, a Fee from the US political virus and Washington hawks both camps are riled up. How do you think this'll end I'll? Let us know in the comments below one thing's for sure if China decides to retaliate will do so by targeting apple and Qualcomm, maybe even Cisco and barring US companies that are dependent on China how, by restricting their dealings with Chinese companies and consumers, Apple and the production of iPhone 13 is gonna, take a hit in the worst possible moment by the way. After this year's whole craziness, most of apple's factories are in China, as you all know, and 14% of their total revenue in the first part of this year came from there. China is the second market for Apple guys and if nothing changes we'll see, iPhone 13 sales go down. The drain.

Welcome is also in a tight spot. How many Chinese phone manufacturers don't use their chips plus they can tell their 5g expansion in China baby. Even if China says, foreign investors are welcome, that doesn't seem to include the US. If you ask me, they're getting ready to defend their own, just like the US does. What are the odds for a full-on tech war guys and who is gonna? Think of us, the consumers tell us in the comments what you think about this and don't forget, subscribe and hit the bell button.

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