Huawei’s new HarmonyOS NEXT operating system, which powers the Mate 70 series, has been turning heads lately with its decisive move away from Android. This version is the first to operate without depending on Android AOSP (Android Open Source Project), leading many to think it would be limited to the native HarmonyOS apps offered in Huawei’s […]
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HUAWEI has recently held a launch event where they introduced the Mate 70 series and Mate X6 smartphones, the MatePad Pro 13.2 tablet, along with the Watch Ultimate Design smartwatch. The event also highlighted the new FreeBuds Pro 4, which are the latest true wireless stereo (TWS) earbuds from the company, and they are the first
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The FreeBuds Pro 4 are set to make their appearance as customized TWS earbuds that come with Huawei Sound tuning and touch controls on their AirPod-like stems. Additionally, the company has revealed that these will be the first-ever peripherals to run on HarmonyOS NEXT. Enhanced Connectivity Features According to the company, this software promises to boost
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The recent weeks have been busy for several Chinese phone makers, with many rolling out new flagship devices. This trend looks set to carry on until the year wraps up. Huawei has now entered the fray by announcing the launch date for its Mate 70 series. Announcement of Launch Date Yu Chengdong (also known as Richard
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Huawei is expected to unveil a smartphone that features 4 small holes for the camera in the near future. Nevertheless, a recent leak suggests that this model is not the Mate 70 Pro. The leak indicates that the device will sport a triple punch-hole display, similar to the one used in its predecessor, as seen in
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Huawei has officially announced when it will launch its new flagship Mate 70 series. During an unexpected interview at the 2024 Guangzhou Auto Show, Richard Yu, the CEO of Huawei’s Consumer Business Group (CBG), stated that the new phones will be revealed on November 26th. Confirmation of Launch Date Interestingly, the social media accounts of Huawei
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A company representative has confirmed that the Huawei Mate 70 series is set to launch in November this year, with promises that it will be the most powerful Mate series ever created. This new lineup will be among the first to utilize Huawei’s own HarmonyOS NEXT operating system. Expected Launch Timing Although an exact release date
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Nothing’s founder and CEO, Carl Pei, has shared insights into the company’s ambitions for future software, particularly focusing on Nothing OS and its deeper integration of AI. Pei pointed out that smartphones play a crucial role in how people connect and access information, but he also highlighted the current dominance of Google and Apple in the
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The rivalry in the mobile OS sector has become more fierce with the launch of HarmonyOS Next by Huawei. This latest version marks a departure from earlier iterations that were heavily based on Android’s core. Instead, HarmonyOS Next is constructed on a standalone microkernel framework. Aiming for Independence With this fresh operating system, Huawei’s goal is
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Huawei has hinted at the release of HarmonyOS Next, a significant update, earlier this year. Just recently, the company launched the public beta for select smartphones, with a full launch expected soon. This update is a big step, as it signifies a move away from the Android operating system. Below, you’ll find the list of compatible
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