the monk

GeorgeBMac said:

lkrupp said:

The last thing invented in China was gunpowder. Everything since then has been copied or stolen, including Communism.

We said the same thing about Japanese radios, cars and steel -- and kept saying it till they beat us into the ground.

Exactly right. And the United Kingdom, once the most powerful country of the world, was just as dismissive against the United States. And when they got in trouble in WW2 and needed our help, the UK had to forfeit their control of the seas to the United States. It will be a sad day if we forfeit it to China. We need to pay attention and not underestimate our competition.

ZackAfrince said:

This article is a bit of a prejudice. Huawei never officially ban employees from using Apple products. Actually in certain departments, they have to. 

For that poor girl being punished oh come on, you’re the PR department and you post official news with rival’s product? That’s a serious mistake. And that girl done it outside of office hour with her private phone.  

What's worse as a PR nightmare? A no-namer in the PR department using an iPhone to send a tweet, or the Huawei CFO who gets arrested with an IPHONE, a MACBOOK AIR, and an IPAD PRO? 

>>>new iPhone can easily cost some Chinese workers a whole month's salary<<<

There’s plenty of people in the United States who buy products that cost “a whole month’s salary.” They use something called credit.

I didn't need the Phone Breaker software to get my older notes. I just tell Siri, "Notes," and she gives me deleted material "dating weeks, months, years beyond Apple's 30-day window."