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Huawei revealed its premium tablet – MatePad Pro

27/11/2019

We’ve already seen solutions for punch-hole cameras only on phones, and Huawei has now decided to implement this design on its newest MatePad Pro tablet. In question is the premium segment tablet, which has the features to compete in the market with iPad Pro and Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 models, reports GSMArena.

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MatePad Pro has a 10.8-inch AMOLED panel with 2560x1600p resolution and 16:10 aspect ratio. Huawei points out that the frames are only 4.9 millimeters thin, which contributes to providing a 90% screen-to-body ratio. The camera has an 8MP selfie sensor. Also present is the four-speaker system.

The tablet works with the Kirin 990 chipset, in combination with 6GB/8GB of RAM and 128GB/256GB of storage. The device will be available in Wi-Fi and LTE variants. On the back is a 13 MP camera.

When it comes to software support, Android 10 is available with the EMUI 10 Interface. Huawei has provided the multi-screen mode, which enables the emulation of Huawei-supported phones on the tablet screen in real time. MatePad Pro also has a laptop mode, which enables the traditional PC interface and multi-window functionality.

The battery has a capacity of 7250mAh and supports 40W Huawei SuperCharge, 15W wireless charging and 7.5W reverse charging. The M-Pen stylus is also provided for more precise interaction and drawing.

Huawei MatePad Pro tablet will be available in white, black, green and orange, starting at around $470 for the 6GB/128GB Wi-Fi model, while the LTE variants will cost around $ 40 for 6GB/128GB and about $640 for the 8GB/256GB model. The tablet will launch on December 12, and there is currently no information on global availability.

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Huawei Unveiled Two Crazy Phones, Honor V30 and V30 Pro, But Who Will Buy Them?

26/11/2019

Honor unveiled two new phones today, the V30 and V30 Pro, which entered in the mid-range category.

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Honor V line is also commonly launched globally as the “View” series and has very competitive specifications. For example, the View 20 model of this fit has a 48-megapixel camera, Kirin 980 and the “hole-punch” selfie camera.

V30 Pro comes with a 6.57-inch 1080p display with dual selfie cameras like the Galaxy S10 Plus. However, Honor has included a wide-angle sensor alongside the standard 32-megapixel model. Other specifications include the 4,100 mAh battery with 40W fast charging technology and it fills 30% in 70 minutes. But it’s not as fast as Oppo’s technology. Honor V30 has the standard Kirin 990 and an separately 5G modem, Barong 5000.

V30 Pro comes with Kirin 990 5G processor. Another difference is the ultra-wide 12-megapixel camera while the V30 only has an 8-megapixel sensor. Beyond these two phones have a 40-megapixel main camera and an 8-megapixel telephoto.

Honor V30 and V30 Pro Prices

V30 Pro costs $550 for the model with 8GB of RAM and 128GB of memory and $600 for the version of 8GB of RAM and 256GB of memory.
V30 sells for $370 for 6/128GB and $425 for 8GB/128GB.

Honor V30 and V30 Pro Key Specs

	Honor V30	Honor V30 Pro
Display	6.57-inch	6.57-inch
Rear Camera	40-megapixel + 8-megapixel + 8-megapixel	40-megapixel + 12-megapixel + 8-megapixel
Battery Capacity	4200mAh	4100mAh
Processor	HiSilicon Kirin 990	HiSilicon Kirin 990
RAM	8GB	8GB
OS	Android 10	Android 10
Front Camera	32-megapixel + 8-megapixel	32-megapixel + 8-megapixel
Storage	128GB/256GB	128GB/256GB
Resolution	1080×2400 pixels	1080×2400 pixels

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Huawei now also has an PCIe SSD and even up to 32TB

18/11/2019

Huawei does not only produce mobile phones as most people would think since they mainly associate this company with mobile technologies and network infrastructure. This time, the SSD has an extremely large capacity of 32 TB, writes HKEPC.

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It is a fully functional prototype developed at the company headquarters in Shenzhen. According to the photo shown, it can be concluded that the disk belongs to the Huawei HSSD Series D5223PM6H00 mark – with a capacity of 32 TB and works to PCIe NVMe specifications.

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In essence, this model is similar to other SSDs on the market, except that the device housing is slightly upgraded to increase the heat transfer surface that the device releases during operation. After all, all high-performance SSDs release excess heat during operation, including this from Huawei’s 32TB.

Given that Huawei has not yet officially introduced this SSD drive on its official website, we have no further information on the specifications of this interesting device, which offers additional storage capacity.

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Huawei’s foldable phone is finally on sale

16/11/2019

Huawei’s foldable phone, Mate X, is now on sale in China. The phone sells for $2,600 through Huawei’s online store and is sold out in just a few minutes.

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For those who was not able to buy it, Mate X will begin their second phone sales on November 22. The Mate X’s 5G model has a 20.3cm screen diagonally when open.

Huawei said the phone is being sold in limited units but did not give an exact figure how much has sold. Samsung, Xiaomi and Motorola have also introduced their phones with folding screens.

Other manufacturers like Apple and Google are experimenting. Huawei’s phone was due to go on sale in June, but the debut was delayed after US sanctions. The phone is currently only sold in China, and Huawei has not said whether it will be offered elsewhere.

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The next Huawei tablet is identical to the iPad Pro

01/11/2019

The first photos of the upcoming Huawei tablet have been published online and their peculiarity is that the tablet looks very much like an iPad Pro but with a “hole-punch” selfie camera.

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The tablet reportedly could be the successor to MediaPad M6 and could be called MediaPad M7 based on the company’s naming scheme.

Industry serial insider Evan Blass posted a photo of the tablet as well, but said it would be called the MatePad Pro. Huawei laptops are called MateBooks and as a result the name suggested by Blass is not impossible.

However labeled, the tablet will have a minimal frame display and offer support for the M-Pen stylus and a magnetic keyboard.

The photos also show that the tablet will be available in two colors, black and white as well as a USB-C port with stereo speakers on both sides. It is not known if the tablet will have a 3.5mm headphone port.

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United States will give US companies permission to sell they technology to Huawei

10/10/2019

The US government is planning to issue licenses to US companies that want to sell technology and products to Chinese giant Huawei, the New York Times reported today.

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The United States sanctioned the world’s largest manufacturer of telecommunications equipment earlier this year by banning Huawei from doing business with US companies.

Huawei was accused of espionage on behalf of the Chinese Communist regime and considered a threat to national security by Washington. The Chinese firm has consistently denied the accuses.

President Trump’s administration granted Huawei a temporary license in May which was renewed for another 90 days on August 19. But the government received over 100 applications in August for licenses, though none were authorized. New York Time says Trump has given the green light to these licenses.

Huawei is the world’s largest manufacturer of telecommunications equipment and one of the leading players in 5G. The company’s expansion is also seen as China’s ambition to become a dominant player in 5G. From it, the Chinese company has tried to distance itself from American technology. It currently manufactures its chips for smartphones and even released the operating system called Harmony OS.

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Huawei unveiled Mate 30 and Mate 30 Pro, the phones that have everything but no one will buy

20/09/2019

Huawei‘s party may have been marred by US sanctions, but the company still had something to show at its Mate 30 launch event, or as we might call the Galaxy Note killer.

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Mate 30 comes in the category of 6+ inch phones for mobile enthusiasts and professionals who are always on the move and today more than ever focused on the camera leaving the qualities of a smartphone in the background.

This smartphone has decided, though not at will, to distance itself from Google apps and build a new future, a future that belongs to him alone.

The first notable features of this smartphone are the 6.53-inch screen of the Mate 30 Pro which stays on and curves towards the sides of the phone structure. Equipped with OLED technology, it is characterized by a resolution of 2,400×1176 pixels. The volume buttons are part of the phone screen and available on the side of the screen.

The standard Mate 30 has a 6.62-inch screen with a resolution of 2,340×1,080 pixels OLED which unlike the Pro model does not extend to the sides of the phone. Like Samsung‘s Edge series, the screen lying on the sides of the phone is a nightmare for those who fear accidental button presses.

In terms of battery life, the Pro has a full 4,500 mAh which lasts 9.2 hours in “heavy” use while the standard model has a 4,200 mAh battery that lasts 8.2 hour.

In the past, Huawei devices had better battery life but this disadvantage is somewhat overshadowed by new charging technologies. Mate 30 has a 40W cable and 27W wireless charging. Mate 30 gets power from the Kirin 990 5G chip built on the 7-nanometer architecture with the promise of significantly increased performance compared to the previous generation.

The company says 5G performance will outperform rivals like the Galaxy Note.

Huawei has entrusted Leica with photographic power by combining 4 rear sensors. The Pro model has two 40-megapixel cameras, an 8-megapixel Telephoto and a 3D depth-tracking camera. Looking back, the phone looks more like a Panasonic Lumix CM1.

The potential of this camera is demonstrated by super-slow motion filming. For the base model Mate 30 has a more modest configuration with a 40-megapixel camera, a 16-megapixel and an 8-megapixel camera is selected.

Huawei did not hesitate to boast of the “notch” which it considers the most sophisticated in a phone. Mate 30 Pro has a 32-megapixel selfie camera, a gesture sensor, a 3D depth camera, a light sensor and a proximity sensor.

Mate 30 has a much smaller “notch” with only a 24-megapixel camera and light and proximity sensors.

Mate 30 Series comes in four colors: green, black, silver and purple. Mate 30 Pro is IP68 resistant while the Mate 30 IP53.

As expected Huawei has partnered with Porsche Design to create a luxurious version of the phone. US sanctions on Huawei mean that the Mate 30 comes without Google apps, including the Play Store.

The company promises to invest $1 billion to attract applications to the Huawei ecosystem, while phones remain difficult to sell elsewhere except China.

In Europe the phone costs 799 euros for 8GB of RAM and 128GB of memory. Mate 30 Pro starts at 1,099 euros for 8GB of RAM and 256GB of memory. What’s more, the 5G comes with 8GB of RAM and 256GB of memory for 1,199 euros, while the luxury Porsche Design will cost 2,095 euros for 12GB of RAM and 512GB of memory.

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Huawei’s flagship is unveiled three days before its debut

16/09/2019

Just few days before Huawei will unveiled the flagships of the Mate 30 line, a phone that debuts without Google services and apps on September 19, promotional images of four of the models are leaked online.

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The images were shared by renowned insider Evan Blass and showcased the Mate 30, Mate 30 Pro and Mate 30 Lite models as well as a Porsche Design edition.

At the top of the line is the Mate 30 Pro. Images suggest that the phone will be equipped with a wide “notch” at the top and a screen that curves on both sides of the phone.

In the back we can see the Leica brand of camera along with four sensors. Speculations say the camera system consists of two 40-megapixel sensors, an 8-megapixel sensor, and a ToF (Time-of-Flight) sensor.

Compared to the Pro, the standard Mate 30 has a much smaller “notch” which suggests it has fewer sensors. Dual card functionality will also be offered for this model.

Both the Mate 30 Pro and Mate 30 will come with Huawei’s Kirin 990 processor which comes with an integrated 5G chip. As a result a 5G signal is visible in Mate 30 images.

Mate 30 Lite has a very different design from the first two because it comes with a “hole-punc” camera, four rear cameras and a fingerprint sensor on the back. This phone has a less powerful chip such as the Kirin 810.

Finally the Porsche Design edition of the Mate 30 Pro is displayed on a leather back cover, and two red and black designs.

Google said the phone line will debut without official Google apps due to US sanctions. As a result, phones will not have access to Play Store, which is the main source of Android apps.

While in China Huawei phones are selling quite well without Play Store, convincing users in Europe will be more difficult.

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Kirin 990 5G is Huawei’s response to Samsung and Qualcomm processors

06/09/2019

A few days ago Samsung revealed Exynos 980, the company’s first processor with a built-in 5G modem.

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In February, Qualcomm also revealed that it is developing a mobile platform with integrated 5G.

Today at the IFA 2019 Technology Fair, Huawei unveiled the Kirin 990 5G and calls it the first 5G processor in the industry. The new chip comes with radio technology that will prepare a host of future-standard devices even though Huawei still does not offer mmWave support.

Past 5G chips needed a separate modem. Qualcomm Snapdragon 855, for example, is compatible with the 5G X50 modem but had a built-in LTE X24 model.

But this race in 5G would not make sense until more networks and devices were widely available, though this fact is not stopping companies from making statements.

Kirin 990 5G is a 7-nanometer chip with eight cores and has 10.3 billion transistors. It uses two large cores, two medium and four small ones to optimize the performance of several applications simultaneously at speeds of 2.86Ghz, 2.36Ghz and 1.95Ghz respectively.

990 5G also has a 16-core Mali G76 graphics card providing enough power for video games. But Huawei demands attention on 5G and Artificial Intelligence. The company says the Kirin 990 5G can reach speeds of up to 2.3Gbps in download and 1.25Gbps in upload.

By comparison, the 5G Snapdragon X55 modem can reach up to 7Gbps because Qualcomm supports mmWave technology and Huawei no. Qualcomm has not yet introduced a 5G integrated processor.

Kirin 990 5G neural processor can be used for tasks like voice and face recognition. The processor also includes a 5th generation image processor. Kirin 990 5G is expected to be unveiled at the company’s next flagship and until we see it on a real device it will be difficult to see its benefits.

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Huawei has found a way to bypass US sanctions

06/09/2019

While awaiting the debut of the Mate 30, Huawei today unveiled a redesigned version of the P30 Pro.

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Unlike the existing P30 Pro, the new model comes with a tailgate made of two materials: glossy and matte as well as blue or lavender. While the design is new, the P30 Pro comes with pre-installed Android 10, Huawei’s smart way to launch a new product with Google’s latest operating system.

Like the existing P30 Pro model, the new colors retain the same Kirin 980 processor. Huawei today launched the Kirin 990 chip with a built-in 5G modem.

The processor will actually debut on the Mate 30 at the end of the month and is an interesting debut to follow. Last month Google revealed that the Huawei Mate 30 will not come with Google apps and services, which means it is not certified for the Google Play Store.

It remains to be seen what will happen to Mate 30 on September 19. The White House has banned US companies, such as Google, from doing business with Huawei, and the smartphone maker received a three-month permit in early May to continue delivering software updates.

The permit was extended for a further 3 months until November 19 but covers only existing equipment. Until the ban is lifted, Huawei has nothing more than to redesign the devices and add the latest version of the operating system for Europe and the US.

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