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Huawei: The Company Chasing Innovations That Really Matter

 Unlike most companies on this list, Huawei is anything but a scrappy startup. The one-time importer of Hong Kong telephone equipment has grown into a telecom giant and one of the world's leading smartphone makers. Though not widely known in the U.S. (yet), Huawei has succeeded not because of its phones' features but the lack of them.
Huawei's low-priced Android handsets are a key reason smartphones have become less of a luxury and more of a commodity in China and other parts of the world. According to one recent estimate, about one-seventh of the world's population uses smartphones. Imagine what happens when the other six billion do.

 


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