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The National Development Council blamed Apple's lack of innovation for its declining iPhone sales affecting Taiwan's manufacturing industry.
Tens of thousands of 3G-only customers need to be moved over before the network shuts down at the end of the year. They're getting toilet paper as a gift.
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HTC has announced that it will be staying in the premium arena in addition to pushing further in the mid-range smartphone category.
The Taiwanese tech manufacturer wrote off just over US$200 million from its smartphone division as it switches strategies into 2019.
The new Samsung Galaxy Note 9 called First Snow White has been launched in Taiwan, and we can only hope to get this device in other markets
Perhaps the HTC U13 will still be out next year, but it won't be the flagship phone that we've expected from this company for years.
Taiwanese component companies serving Apple are listening carefully as to whether its big client will add or cut orders this holiday season.
What will be running inside of the newest regular MacBook coming this fall? Last year's silicon with a 2018 twist. How much will it cost?
The largest contract semiconductors company in the world lost out on cryptocurrency mining chips and will rely on selling iPhone chips to make up for it.
If Apple was to ever recycle parts for something a new model, it could do it with a new affordable iPhone. It could. But would it?
With a 91.24 percent screen-to-body ratio, it's an impressive phone indeed. No word on pricing, though we can bet it'll be steep to import.
The Singtech P10 features firmware linked to a Taiwanese company that sucks up all sorts of personal data and then sells ads against it.
While it's a sequential gain, the year-on slide is horrid. That said, much hangs in the balance on a momentous June with sales of a new flagship starting.
LG's yearly attempt at making an Android phone with a stylus in tow may come with a sensical name in 2018. But we've yet to confirm even basic details about it.
Technically, the HTC U12+ is still not official yet, but maybe someone should tell the Taiwanese company that, reminding it of tomorrow's formal launch event.
Industry sources say that Foxconn made most of its money in April from orders for non-consumer items and computing products.
We're talking around 23,900 or 24,900 New Taiwan Dollars — that's roughly between 800 to 850 US Dollars. And the 64GB pricing isn't so hot, either.
The Taiwanese government recently started cracking down on any potential weapons-related shipments to Chinese tech manufacturer ZTE.
After the US Commerce Department placed a 7-year ban on ZTE sourcing any products from the country, Taiwan is taking a more skeptical tone to the mainland China entity.
Relatively speaking, HTC has done nothing in smartphones to make waves so far this year. But it has been able to eke out a little good in a sea of bad news.
Fair enough, this oddly-positioned phone didn't sell terribly well, but it's still getting software support just as customers paid for.
The Moto G6, Moto G6 Plus and Moto G6 Play all have Android Oreo, Bluetoth 4.2 and 2:1 displays. Two have one chipset, one have another.
Consumers are expected to choose less expensive smartphones for purchase in the coming year as cryptocurrency mining activity continues its rise. TSMC, a chipmaker, is in the middle of it all.
