Huawei Directors: no intention to buy HTC consider renaming mobile phone series

NetEase Technology News September 5, according to foreign media reports, Microsoft's acquisition of Nokia mobile phone business intensified the mobile phone industry will shuffle expectations. Huawei executives said recently that the company had no intention of acquiring troubled rivals. Yu, the president of Huawei Consumer Business, said in June that the company was "considering" potential acquisitions, including considering a takeover of Nokia. Some analysts also believe Huawei is a potential buyer for HTC. The struggling Taiwanese handset makers still have a fairly high level of brand awareness in some areas. However, Huawei board member Chen Lifang recently denied the takeover rumours. "No, we are not considering acquisitions. She joked, "I think Yu should be trained in more multimedia." "Nokia and Microsoft executives called Huawei this week to reassure them that they would continue to welcome Huawei to produce windows Phone smartphones. Huawei said its investment in Windows Phone would not be affected by Microsoft's acquisition of the Nokia handset business. But the company still wonders if Windows Phone has the power to challenge Android. "Windows phone is not our primary platform. "Chen Lifang said. She added that the company would consider renaming the phone series in order to address consumer concerns about Huawei's brand. (Lebang)