Huawie on the way to get out of Entity List

Trump’s decision to let Huawei buy US products

Key Points

• “Huawei will remain on the so-called entity list where there are serious export controls and in national security inferences or suggestions there won’t be any licenses,” Kudlow said in an interview with Fox News Sunday.

• Trump said he made the decision to allow Huawei to buy US products at the request of American “high tech companies.” The president said his administration will meet to more fully discuss the plan. 

White House economic advisor Larry Kudlow responded Sunday to criticism of President Donald Trump’s controversial decision to allow Chinese telecom giant Huawei to buy US products, part of a truce Trump struck with Chinese President Xi Jinping at the G-20 summit in Japan over the weekend to ease trade war tensions. 

“Huawei will remain on the so-called entity list where there are serious export controls and in national security inferences or suggestions there won’t be any licenses.”

Trump said he made the decision to allow Huawei to buy US products at the request of American “high tech companies.” The president said his administration will meet to more fully discuss the plan.

Trump’s decision to allow more sales to Huawei has been criticized by Republicans. Sen. Marco Rubio said Congress should put restrictions back on Huawei by passing legislation with a “large veto proof majority” if Trump rolls them back.

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Flagship Killer

Redmi K20 Pro Review – The Most Cost-Effective Budget Flagship On The Market Right Now

Giant challenger appears!

General Specs: 

• 6.39-inch super AMOLED display
• Triple camera setup with a Sony’s 48MP primary sensor, 13MP ultra-wide angle lens, and a 8MP telephoto lens
• 20MP front pop-up camera module
• Qualcomm Snapdragon 855
• 4,000mAh battery with 27W fast charge
• 3.5mm headphone jack
• Dual SIM slots with a Nano-SIMs and microSD

Design:

The design on the glass back cover may not be for everyone. Some may find it rather messy, others more creative. I personally find it different and innovative, and not all that chaotic. If you’re among those who don’t like to put on a case just to show off the back cover of your smartphone, then this is one of those designs that will stand out among the crowds.

Pros:

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• Powerful performance overall and still very light and thin
• Flagship specifications on almost everything at a cheap price
• Very immersive viewing experience with a notch-less full screen
• A very strong flagship competitor at just $360 with the base model
• Large battery with fast charge; capable of charging to about 50% battery in just 30 minutes

Cons:

• One single stereo speaker on the bottom; not a dual-speaker setup
• Camera algoriths are just standard, not exactly outstanding better to use G-cam 
• Liquid cooling system is there still phone does heat up after prolonged and intensive use
• Running MIUI, which is not exactly a personal favourite when it comes to operating systems
• Display colors may not be the most natural looking one, but more on the vivid side of the spectrum

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US - China post-cold war

Apple to Move Mac Pro Production From US to China: 

When The Trump administration has threatened to impose new levies to cover nearly all imports from China.

HIGHLIGTHS

• Mac Book Pro is the only major Apple device produced in the United States.
• The shift comes after the trade war between the US and China.
• Quanta Computer will now manufacture the desktops.

Apple Inc is shifting manufacturing of its new Mac Pro desktop computer to China from the United States. Apple's Mac Pro, a $6,000 machine used by creative professionals, has been facing waning demand.

The tech giant has tapped contractor Quanta Computer Inc to manufacture the computer and is ramping up production at a factory near Shanghai.

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