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President Trump's defense of ZTE dismissed by the House committee Comments

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  • Anonymous
  • kqQ
  • 18 May 2018

Trump already know that the House committee will dismissed his pardon to ZTE. He only act play nice to China.

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    • Anonymous
    • DRc
    • 18 May 2018

    in fact, beautiful goodies=spytools don't forget..

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      • Sachi
      • HsI
      • 18 May 2018

      If Exynos is used:
      ZTE might have to write kernel for the Exynos ? But Linux kernel already supports ARM. But that has to be taken as base and has to be custom tailored for Exynos and it has to take care of all components on SOC (CPU cores A73, A53, Mali gpu, modems, Bluetooth, DAC...)


      Rest is same. Only QA has to run their test suites to make sure everything is fine.

      But writing kernel is a daunting task !!!

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        • Anonymous
        • XNU
        • 18 May 2018

        Mikey, 18 May 2018Very good. Please tell us how isolationism is working for North Korea's economy. Even thou... moreSo according to you Trump specifically said ZTE should be banned? Last time I heard it was a courts order, nothing to do with the govt a.k.a Trump and his administration. Get your facts right before blaming anyone. The only one to be blamed here is ZTE for unethical practices, no one else.

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          • Anonymous
          • 81X
          • 18 May 2018

          Anonymous, 18 May 2018It doesn't matter if they did or not, that's not the point. The thing is they need sanctions ... moreThe sanctions have very little to do with the treatment of citizens, they are about stifling the nuclear ambitions of USA's enemies.

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            • m-p-3
            • DPc
            • 18 May 2018

            They ignored an embargo, it's all ZTE upper-management fault.

            http://i0.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/facebook/001/016/674/802.jpg

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              • Anonymous
              • IVN
              • 18 May 2018

              Good job president trump!

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                • Mikey
                • NKH
                • 18 May 2018

                Anonymous, 18 May 2018Good. Trump should protect American interests, not Chinese! Which is odd considering how many ... moreVery good. Please tell us how isolationism is working for North Korea's economy.

                Even though it IS a Chinese company they obviously rely on American companies for components. American companies that they're not paying now. American companies who no longer have a need for paying their AMERICAN employees.

                The only way to succeed is to be part of the the global economy.

                I'm also highly concerned about how this whole mess has unraveled on the US side of things. Trump and his cronies were so anti-ZTE, now he's suddenly backing up on that. How much of his money does his son-in-law have tied up in the company?

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                  • ZolaIII
                  • S9u
                  • 18 May 2018

                  Anonymous, 18 May 2018ZTE just ignored all the rules and thought they can get away with it. Of course, they were abs... moreI agree with you. So it's totally fair that China bans Apple because they broke up Iran sanctions & seas Foxconn manufacturing facility's because unethical manufacturing.

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                    • lolwut
                    • tDR
                    • 18 May 2018

                    sr777, 18 May 2018Iran and North Kores so far haven't destroyed any country using ZTE equipment. wait a minute!
                    Has Iran or NKorea destroy any country before ?
                    the first thing came in to mind about "destroying countries" is....

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                      • Anonymous
                      • tDR
                      • 18 May 2018

                      Geric.770, 18 May 2018Ouch. So that means Samsung will make Exynos chipsets for ZTE and ZTE itself makes their own O... moreAndroid is open source, ZTE only banned using google services such as playstore / map /google play. they can fork one, ZTEUi or something, and let user side load Gapps/microG/aptodite/or something. meizu did this too sometimes. chinese do survives even when their gov banned google anyway.

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                        • Anonymous
                        • m%5
                        • 18 May 2018

                        Anonymous, 18 May 2018It doesn't matter if they did or not, that's not the point. The thing is they need sanctions ... moreZTE just ignored all the rules and thought they can get away with it. Of course, they were absolutely wrong. And now they might need to close their business because of that. What's fair is fair.

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                          • Anonymous
                          • m%5
                          • 18 May 2018

                          sr777, 18 May 2018Iran and North Kores so far haven't destroyed any country using ZTE equipment. It doesn't matter if they did or not, that's not the point.
                          The thing is they need sanctions imposed on them due to the way these countries are treating their people. If they opress their people and treat them like cattle, they get shut down from the rest of the world until they come clean again. It's only fair.

                          You can't have a bad government and also be allowed the same benefits as those countries that have a good government.

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                            • Anonymous
                            • U2T
                            • 18 May 2018

                            ZTE should use windows phone os

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                              • sr777
                              • teq
                              • 18 May 2018

                              Iran and North Kores so far haven't destroyed any country using ZTE equipment.

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                                • Alex
                                • 0n1
                                • 18 May 2018

                                Maybe is the time for the world to see more alternatives to the android and ios. Sailfish is one of them. None is talking about this alternative. IOS copied some swipe gestures from sailfish on its iphone x. It is much linghter than android and doesn't need so much hardware resorces. It's not perfect but hey neither andoid is.
                                About chipsets it's not a big deal. Beeing a light os it can run on any othet chip: mtk, exynos, kirin ...
                                Of course it will be some hard times for ZTE to follow these path but I think that there are some willing to try new things outside the android and ios world domination.

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                                  • Anonymous
                                  • Htx
                                  • 18 May 2018

                                  Good news. No one should ban another company unless the world dictator...

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                                    • Anonymous
                                    • XNU
                                    • 18 May 2018

                                    Anonymous, 18 May 2018Good. Trump should protect American interests, not Chinese! Which is odd considering how many ... moreSo many people will get fired. It's not funny and he is human after all.

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                                      • Anonymous
                                      • 6TT
                                      • 18 May 2018

                                      Geric.770, 18 May 2018Ouch. So that means Samsung will make Exynos chipsets for ZTE and ZTE itself makes their own O... moreJust go android open source. And own china app store.

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                                        • Sun Sand
                                        • GQH
                                        • 18 May 2018

                                        My Goodness, ZTE why on earth would/did you violate the sanctions! is it not common sense that it would mean heavy penalty,,,birdbrain management!!

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