Honor CEO George Zhao unveils the new Magic 3 flagship smartphones running on Qualcomm Snapdragon chips on Thursday. Zhao responded to a question about US lawmakers trying to blacklist the brand, saying Honor’s problems would be solved if it continues to do well. Photo: Honor, screenshot via YouTube
Huawei spin-off Honor responds to US blacklist threat during launch of the Magic 3 smartphone with digital yuan wallet
- As US lawmakers seek to blacklist budget smartphone brand Honor, CEO George Zhao said the company’s problems will be solved if it continues to do well
- Zhao made the comments at the launch event for the Magic 3, the first Snapdragon phone to have hardware support for the digital yuan
Honor CEO George Zhao unveils the new Magic 3 flagship smartphones running on Qualcomm Snapdragon chips on Thursday. Zhao responded to a question about US lawmakers trying to blacklist the brand, saying Honor’s problems would be solved if it continues to do well. Photo: Honor, screenshot via YouTube
