Huawei phone is so big it can charge other phones  Associated
Press SHARE  By PETER SVENSSON, Associated Press  LAS VEGAS (AP)
— Huawei, China's largest cellphone manufacturer, is releasing a
phone that can be thought of as the inflight refueling system of
the mobile world: it can be used to recharge other phones.   The
first Ascend Mate was not sold in the U.S., but Huawei CEO
Richard Yu, speaking at a press conference in Las Vegas ahead of
the opening of the International Consumer Electronics Show, said
the Mate2 would reach U.S. shores. He didn't say when or what it
would cost. The phone is compatible with all U.S. networks, but
he didn't say which carriers would sell it.   Huawei
Technologies Ltd. was the third-largest cellphone manufacturer
in the world in the third quarter of last year, according to
research group IDC. However, it has few products on the U.S.
market, and is little known there. Huawei 's attempts to sell
network equipment to U.S. phone companies have been stymied by
concerns that the com