Other companies were wrestling with this too, including industry leaders such as Samsung and Huawei.
Much like Phantom Immortal Technology's acquisition of Jinli Company a few days earlier, the news seemed to have no tangible impact beyond making everyone feel uneasy.
Shen Bing, however, received several calls the following morning, all from the bosses of major domestic internet companies, including Hua Teng of Tencent and Niu Yu of Taobao.
Although their companies did not manufacture phones, their businesses were closely tied to them.
After all, in this age of mobile internet, what internet company could operate independently of mobile phones?
These internet companies were interested in Phantom Immortal Technology's phones for more than just their existing partnerships with the company. They had not called simply to offer congratulations. Their real aim was to learn what new features the phone would have so they could plan their related businesses accordingly.
For example, if Phantom Immortal Technology's phone achieved a major breakthrough in processing speed, they could develop powerful applications that demanded more phone resources, such as mobile games with graphics and stories comparable to PC games.
This time, Shen Bing did not hide anything. No matter who called, he told them that Phantom Immortal Technology was indeed developing a phone and had already built a prototype.
But when it came to the new phone's actual features, Shen Bing remained tight-lipped.
He left everyone itching with curiosity, but there was nothing they could do.
Still, Shen Bing casually let one detail slip: he personally was very satisfied with the features of Phantom Immortal Technology's phone.
That statement caused quite a stir.
Shen Bing was no ordinary figure. Besides being a businessman, he was also a scientist admired around the world. In fact, many people thought of him as a scientist first and