苹果遇大事件!中国市场占额即将被华为反超
The Chinese smartphone maker is also set to unveil its 2017 flagship devices in Germany today. If the devices impress, it’s possible Huawei could see enough demand in China to overtake the iPhone this year–especially considering the iPhone X, which releases next month, is believed to see extremely constrained unit shipments until 2018. The chipmaker once counted Apple as one of its most important customers, but now the company is doing everything it can to disrupt sales of the iPhone. Qualcomm says its issue with Apple is that the iPhone maker is allegedly using three of its patented technologies without paying for them, including one related to the Force Touch tech found in all recent iPhone screens, reports Bloomberg. The company is asking Chinese courts to ban the production and sale of the iPhone as a result. Considering almost all iPhones are made in China–and are two-thirds of Apple’s revenue–the ban could be devastating to the iPhone maker. Of course, it’s unlikely that China will actually agree to the ban. |