Losing the battle, Trump goes nuke on Huawei

[realisticthoughts]

Huawei is winning, Trump is mad. Britain wants to buy 5G from us. Suck it Trump.

 

[Bussard Ramjet]

What u talk about? Play store is just one of many places to get Android apps. They're called Android apps not Google apps coz they run on Android which is open source and which is the OS of Huawei phones...

All of this may be technically true. But for an average user, all of this is too much of a nuisance. Huawei MAY face an effect in overseas market.

And I emphasise MAY because who knows what happens. Let's see.

 

[Han Patriot]

All of this may be technically true. But for an average user, all of this is too much of a nuisance. Huawei MAY face an effect in overseas market.

And I emphasise MAY because who knows what happens. Let's see.

Ehhh may? I thought you were so sure we are gonna implode? Just wait and see, you already gave up before even fighting. No wonder India bends over before US even asks for it. That's what we call a dedicated servant.

Got your poms poms ready?

 

[Bussard Ramjet]

Ehhh may? I thought you were so sure we are gonna implode? Just wait and see, you already gave up before even fighting. No wonder India bends over before US even asks for it. That's what we call a dedicated servant.

Got your poms poms ready?

I almost always use a MAY for almost every thing. I am a big time skeptic for everything.

Also, why do you have to continue to insinuate stuff about India?

Indians are pissed off with China not because they are "US servants" but because they are fiercely independent and want to look at their own interests.

And most Indians consider it their interest, and perhaps even their rightful place, to dominate South Asia.

You can say whatever you want, but if you were open minded you will understand that pretty much no one is a slave to anyone specially when they choose their own actions. For India, a choice is again made. If India chooses US on China this time, that's because Indians think US offers a better opportunity to advance their interests.

During Cold war, China also made a choice midway out of its interests, it chose US over Soviet Union because it thought that suited its interests.

 

[Han Patriot]

I almost always use a MAY for almost every thing. I am a big time skeptic for everything.

Also, why do you have to continue to insinuate stuff about India?

Indians are pissed off with China not because they are "US servants" but because they are fiercely independent and want to look at their own interests.

And most Indians consider it their interest, and perhaps even their rightful place, to dominate South Asia.

You can say whatever you want, but if you were open minded you will understand that pretty much no one is a slave to anyone specially when they choose their own actions. For India, a choice is again made. If India chooses US on China this time, that's because Indians think US offers a better opportunity to advance their interests.

During Cold war, China also made a choice midway out of its interests, it chose US over Soviet Union because it thought that suited its interests.

The same way you are always insinuating stuff about China right? Damn if we try, damn if we don't, so tell me what should we do genius? Surrender or fight?

You are fiercely independent? Through out history you were either a Soviet poodle or an American poodle one, WE FOUGHT BOTH SUPERPOWER! NUCLEAR ARMED when we didn't even have a single atom bomb, and we just don't give a damn! We chose US over Soviet? Sino Soviet relationship already soured in the 60s because they didn't take us as equals, Indians seems to be OK with that, getting milked till today to maintain this 'equal' relationship. US came to us, it was not the other way round, they wanted to access our market, we wanted to access theirs too. It was business, not charity bhai.

 

[Bussard Ramjet]

The same way you are always insinuating stuff about China right? Damn if we try, damn if we don't, so tell me what should we do genius? Surrender or fight?

You are fiercely independent? Through out history you were either a Soviet poodle or an American poodle one, WE FOUGHT BOTH SUPERPOWER! NUCLEAR ARMED when we didn't even have a single atom bomb, and we just don't give a damn! We chose US over Soviet? Sino Soviet relationship already soured in the 60s because they didn't take us as equals, Indians seems to be OK with that, getting milked till today to maintain this 'equal' relationship. US came to us, it was not the other way round, they wanted to access our market, we wanted to access theirs too. It was business, not charity bhai.

When am I saying anything dude. In fact I really respect that China is the most matured tech ecosystem outside of the US. (Not semiconductor ecosystem, but tech ecosystem, you are still weak in semiconductors)

In fact there are many Indians who recommend throwing out American tech companies from our market, because this has stopped emergence of Indian tech companies.

If you were willing to extend a hand in earnest, and gave ears to some Indian concerns, Indians would still be more than willing to have friendly relations with China.

Also, this poodle talk is not right. During cold war, we formed the non-aligned movement, and made sure that we were not in any camp per se, and used both of the superpowers to help our needs.

 

[realisticthoughts]

All of this may be technically true. But for an average user, all of this is too much of a nuisance. Huawei MAY face an effect in overseas market.

And I emphasise MAY because who knows what happens. Let's see.

Unlikely any manufacturer's app store will take off. The Android brand is established.