Huawei is reportedly developing a tri-folding smartphone set for release within the next two months. Recently, the company has begun promoting the device, which is expected to introduce several industry firsts. Innovative Design and Features A source close to Huawei has confirmed that the company has initiated research and development on projects related to a tri-folding […]
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Huawei, the Chinese technology conglomerate, has initiated a patent infringement lawsuit against MediaTek, a prominent chip manufacturer, in a Chinese local court. The lawsuit alleges that MediaTek's technologies infringe upon Huawei's network communication patents, which encompass 5G, 4G, and possibly 3G. MediaTek acknowledged the lawsuit in a statement released this morning, recognizing Huawei's accusations of patent
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In a surprising development, Huawei has lifted its embargo on chipset information for its latest phones. This change allows consumers to finally discover the processors powering the Mate 60, Mate X5, and Pura 70 series devices. Previously, Huawei had kept the specific chipsets used in these phones under wraps. However, tipster “Adak is a wolf” announced
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Huawei has launched the second phase of its HarmonyOS NEXT developer beta program, presenting another opportunity for developers and early adopters to test the forthcoming operating system on specific Huawei devices. Applications for this phase are open until July 26th, 2024, at 3:00 PM PST. Submissions made during this period will be evaluated between July 13th
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Huawei has been a reliable contender in the foldable phone arena, recently unveiling the Pocket 2, notable for its clamshell design and a unique quad-camera setup on the exterior. Fresh patents filed with China’s CNIPA have surfaced, giving us a peek into the potential future of Huawei’s flip phones. Although patents don’t necessarily confirm final product
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China Telecom has introduced a new initiative, offering a one-year complimentary trial of its satellite service to users of certain smartphone models. This program is aimed at owners of Huawei, Honor, Xiaomi, OPPO, and Vivo devices. According to reports from users (via Huawei Central), China Telecom is informing customers about the offer through SMS. The message
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A recent leak indicates that Huawei is developing next-generation Taishan cores, which are expected to deliver substantial enhancements in performance and energy efficiency compared to the existing Kirin 9000s cores. This advancement could significantly elevate the capabilities of future Kirin processors. Tipster Jasonwhoill on X (formerly Twitter) has revealed that Huawei is currently testing new Taishan
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Huawei emerged as the top smartphone manufacturer during China's 618 Shopping Festival, as reported by Counterpoint. Despite challenges from a US embargo, the Chinese tech giant showed resilience by leading in smartphone sales during the festival. With an impressive 42.4% growth, Huawei continues to strengthen its position in the Chinese market. Counterpoint’s Smartphone Sales Report Huawei’s
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Earlier, it was reported that Huawei is developing a Nova-branded foldable phone. According to a new report from “Science and Technology Innovation Board Daily,” insiders have confirmed the phone's existence. Initially, the phone was supposed to be launched last month, but the release was delayed for unspecified reasons. Now, Huawei insiders have disclosed that the Nova-branded
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Huawei’s homegrown operating system, HarmonyOS, is seeing swift growth in China. Launched in 2019 as an alternative to Android following U.S. sanctions that limited access to Google’s mobile OS, HarmonyOS now boasts the second-largest market share in China at 17%. This surpasses Apple’s iOS, which holds a 16% share, while Google’s Android remains the leader with
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