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ZDNet Week in Review - Asia May 30, 2019

The winner in the war on Huawei is Samsung Having one of its largest rivals locked out of evermore nations and products would be music to the Korean giant's ears. READ FULL STORY RELATED • Huawei may not even be able to put microSD card slots in future smartphones • Huawei P30 Pro camera experience: Stunning results that may be worth owning a banned phone • Huawei P30 review: Triple rear cameras and lovely design for hundreds less than the P30 Pro Chinese military to replace Windows OS amid fears of US hacking READ FULL STORY Asus ZenFone 6 review: A surprise mid-range contender with a clever flip camera READ FULL STORY OnePlus 7 Pro review: Long battery life, quick performance, and impressive display make it compelling for business users READ FULL STORY Acer intros Nitro 5 gaming laptop, Swift 3 thin-and-light with 2nd-generation AMD Ryzen processors READ FULL STORY Asus ScreenPad frenzy: ZenBook Pro Duo gains 14-inch second display READ FULL STORY M1 wipes out its 19 mobile plans, replaces them with just two READ FULL STORY Alibaba Cloud touts Asian heritage, focus as competitive advantage READ FULL STORY Japan to restrict foreign investment for domestic tech and telco companies READ FULL STORY IBM Cloud for VMware Solutions: Bringing VMware Environments to the... White Papers from IBM You Could Win $200K by Joining the Call for Code 2019 Challenge Research from IBM Fulfillment is at the heart of the customer experience White Papers from IBM Huawei Huawei Deputy Chairman Ken Hu has compared the United States' trade restrictions imposed on Huawei to the erection of the Berlin Wall. At the same time, Japanese telcos have pulled back the sale of new Huawei smartphones. Read more about Huawei › Security The Japanese government will tighten the rules for foreign investors that are looking to buy into domestic tech companies. Meanwhile, Lenovo's CEO has said he does not think the company has a reason to be targeted by the US's trade restrictions. Read more about Security › Technology drives Singapore's ranking as most competitive economy, knocking off US Advanced technological infrastructure and favourable immigration laws are amongst key factors that helped propel Singapore to pole position this year as the world's most competitive economy, displacing the US economy, which was dragged down by weaker hi-tech exports. READ FULL STORY Order management just got more critical White Papers from IBM Download Now IDC Marketscape: WW Distributed Order Orchestration for Enterprise Retailers 2018 Vendor... White Papers from IBM Download Now How to Solve the Enterprise Communications Crisis with an Open Cloud Strategy White Papers from 8x8, Inc. Download Now The Elephant in the Room: Why Cloud Communications Providers Dont Like to Talk About... White Papers from 8x8, Inc. Download Now More News from ZDNet Most Popular Downloads

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