A few days ago the Chinese tech site Winp.cn cited its sources, indicating Huawei would be releasing its first Windows Phone device on September 25th. This came as probably mildly exciting news ...

Huawei today officially announced the Ascend W1, its first foray into the Windows Phone business. The W1 runs Windows Phone 8 and features a 4-inch IPS LCD 480 x 800 pixel display. The W1 is ...

The last Windows Phone device released by Huawei was the Ascend W2 in November, 2013. That could be the last one we'll see. Windows Phone 9, ...

Huawei has dropped support for Windows Phone. The company cites profitability as the main issue, but this comes amid continued tensions between Microsoft and the Chinese government.

When it comes to Windows Phone 8, "ascend" is exactly what Microsoft needs to raise up its smartphone share.. That's why Huawei's commitment to produce a Huawei Ascend handset running Microsoft's ...

Today Microsoft announced that the W1, Huawei’s first Windows Phone 8 handset, will become available in Walmart stores this month. The addition of the phone to the Windows Phone family matters ...

That is the painful lesson Microsoft and Nokia learned with Windows Phone all those years ago. *Article updated 08/12/2020 to confirm that Tinder can in fact be accessed through Huawei’s AppGallery.

In a recent interview, HUAWEI made no secret of the profitability of Windows Phone 8, or the lack thereof. Let's examine some of the OS's problems.

The CMO of the Chinese device maker says Windows Phone is still on the agenda, but the company is more jazzed about its upcoming dual Android-Windows Phone device. Huawei: We like Windows Phone ...

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Huawei this morning announced that it has changed its mind and will not release a dual-OS handset with both Android and Windows Phone in "the near future." This is a reversal of its previous ...

STOCKHOLM—A Huawei Technologies Co. executive said Thursday the Chinese company will continue to make smartphones running the Windows Phone operating system, even as Microsoft Corp. is set to ...