ZTE's US ban may cost company its Android license as well Comments

• Wilto
• D0Y
• 18 Apr 2018

Anonymous, 18 Apr 2018Looking forward to Apple being banned in China.Yeah!!!

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• David Elliott Lewis
• q8G
• 18 Apr 2018

The high price of doing business with Iran - a country the USA has banned. You are dead in the water. Without access to the Android operating system (OS), ZTE is essentially forced out of the cellular handset business. Switching to another OS won't help them. Apple's OS is proprietary. The remaining cellular OS software have tiny market shares and little or no app stores. Apps are made for Google play or IOs. Sometimes, businesses can get away with not playing by the rules. This time, not.

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• Anonymous
• M%i
• 18 Apr 2018

Looking forward to Apple being banned in China.

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• AdamBoy64
• Fv4
• 18 Apr 2018

techperson211, 18 Apr 2018Breaking news: China is now asking US to pay all it's debt to China immediately. Lolz. Imagine that.
That'd be the end of the West. Or WW3.

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• ApplevSamsung
• jXt
• 18 Apr 2018

I haven't kept track of ZTE for ahwile. But this may force them to innovate - source other chips, lower price points, maybe try an alternate OS like Windows Phone or Linux.

China may support the company as an F.U. to the US.

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• techperson211
• v0q
• 18 Apr 2018

Breaking news: China is now asking US to pay all it's debt to China immediately.

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• Pabliell
• mN{
• 18 Apr 2018

At this moment ZTE knew he fu**ed up

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