Title: Xiaomi and Huawei's hinge technology battle: Yu Chengdong's verbal war sparked heated discussions
Hey, have you heard? It's been a buzz in the tech world lately. Xiaomi and Huawei, these two bigwigs are fighting on hinge technology. Moreover, our brother Yu Chengdong, vice president of Xiaomi, his remarks and behaviors have also stirred up this turmoil, which makes people a little unbearable.
First of all, we have to talk about this hinge or something. For ordinary people, they may think that it is just a part of a folding mobile phone. But ah, in the eyes of these tech giants, this is a fragrant cake in the future mobile phone market. So, if anyone takes the lead in this, it will be a huge profit.
And then what? And then there's the interesting stuff. Recently, Yu Chengdong said in public how awesome their hinge technology is. But you see, he said it like a firecracker, and it went off loud.
Here's the problem. Is it really reliable? I don't think so! In the past, he didn't boast about Haikou, but as a result, sometimes he slapped himself in the face. For example, after the test results of the previous Chedi test, the attitude took a big turn, and another example is the opinion about MacPherson suspension - one set today and one set tomorrow.
So, when he stood up again and boasted that Xiaomi was ahead in hinge technology, I wondered: Brother, are you sure you won't make yourself uncomfortable again?
Also, this kind of argument is not just a technical contest at all. It's more like a battle for the right to speak – who can convince more people to listen to them. The truth? That thing sometimes becomes a secondary character.
Yu Chengdong's fan team is also very good, helping to round and support the audience on the Internet. Even if the boss says the wrong thing, it can be turned into a golden sentence. I was funny to look at – but also frustrating.
Don't get me wrong! I'm not saying that Mr. Yu is completely unreasonable or completely dependent on bragging—after all, people have indeed made a lot of achievements. But in this case, public figures should pay more attention to the consistency of words and deeds, authenticity and credibility.
The loopholes and contradictions in the rhetoric exposed through irony and ridicule are not unfounded—the examples are there! As consumers or bystanders, we want to see real product competition and technological innovation, not just a war of words and belittling each other.
In short, the dispute between Xiaomi and Huawei over hinge technology is far from over, and Yu Chengdong's remarks will certainly continue to be scrutinized by a magnifying glass. We can only hope that in the midst of all this noise, we can discern truly valuable and meaningful information, and hope that the tech community will bring us more surprises than disputes.
Last but not least, every step of the way forward in technology has been hard work, and I hope that when we look back in the future, we will feel that today's battle is worth it and has pushed the whole industry forward. It's better to compete "smartly" than to compete "loudly", right?