When a promotional video for German camera maker Leica hit the web this week, it looked like a bold statement about the hard work done by photojournalists around the world. But the company is now distancing itself from the 5-minute video after Chinese social media users cried foul and the word “Leica” was banned on…Read more……
Huawei’s cameras have become exceptional over the past few years, and earlier this month, the company unveiled more phones with excellent camera performance. While the P30 and P30 Pro have already turned heads with its 5x optical zoom, its low-light performance appears to beat the Pixel’s Night Sight in certain cases.
Both phones were only announced a few days ago, so in-depth reviews aren’t available yet. However, sample shots have been making their way to social media and YouTube, and some are seriously impressive. Read MoreHuawei P30 Pro beats Pixel 3 in some low-light photos was written by the awesome team at…
Following a report from the New York Times earlier this week that such a move was imminent, Chinese telecommunications company Huawei has announced that it is suing the United States government for restricting federal agencies from using its products as it continues to hit back against claims that it poses a national…Read more……
Huawei has officially announced the launch date and place for its P30 flagship phone: March 26, Paris.
The event was announced on Twitter with the tagline, “Rules were made to be rewritten.”
The short video accompanying the announcement indicates the P30 will have enhanced zoom capabilities, which is unsurprising given that the P20 was the first phone with three rear cameras and one of the best cameraphones around.
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Previous rumors said that Huawei’s new flagship will come in two flavors: P30 and P30 Pro, both with a “waterdrop” notch for the selfie camera and…
One of China’s top smartphone brands Vivo appears to have joined its fellows Oppo, Huawei and Xiaomi in setting up a new sub-brand as a softening market and heightened competition at home drive players to venture upon their original reach. A new smartphone brand called iQoo made its debut on Weibo, China’s answer to Twitter, on […] …
Huawei has been in hot water lately — governments around the world are banning its network equipment, it allegedly tried to steal technology for ‘diamond glass’ screens, and its CFO has been charged with wire fraud and conspiracy. A report from Politico claims that the White House is preparing to sign an executive order that would ban U.S. carriers from using Chinese telecom equipment, including products from Huawei.
The report claims that President Trump is expected to sign an executive order, possibly as soon as this coming week, that would ban the use of Chinese telecom equipment by U.S. Read MorePresident Trump…
Huawei and ZTE, two multi-national telecommunications companies based in China, are under fire by the United States and other governments over the companies’ ties to the Chinese government. ZTE nearly shut down last year over an import ban, and now it and Huawei may be prevented from selling telecommunications equipment to the United States.
According to Bloomberg, the Trump administration is considering an executive order that could “significantly restrict” Chinese state-owned telecom companies from operating in the United States. Read MoreU.S. Congress and White House working on plans to ban equipment from ZTE and Huawei was written by the awesome team at…
Update 1: 2018/11/01 2:52pm PDT Huawei users haven’t been the only group patiently waiting for a taste of new Wear OS software. Luckily they’re also not the only ones receiving some eagerly-awaited updates this week,
The first Huawei Watch has long been held up as a prime example of a Wear OS device, while its successor, the Huawei Watch 2, didn’t fare so well with critics. Both, however, benefit from a surprisingly active joint community of fans that are eager for all the latest updates. Read More[Update: Moto 360 models, too] Huawei Watch 1 and 2 Wear…
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The original Huawei Watch was one of the best Wear OS devices ever produced, but its successor was a disappointment by comparison. Huawei said earlier this year that a new smartwatch “won’t be released anytime soon,” but it appears a new model is now in the final stages of development. A new watch with the model number ‘FTN-B19’ just passed through the FCC.
The filing is extremely sparse on hardware details, unless you’re super interested in wireless transmissions. Read MoreNew Huawei Watch with ‘scientific sleep tracking’ passes through the FCC was written by the awesome team at Android Police. …
We’re expecting a new crop of Wear OS smartwatches to start streaming out in a couple of months with a new Qualcomm smartwatch chipset, but those are bound to be pretty expensive. So if you want a feature-filled Wear OS watch and you want it now, we’ve got an enticing deal for you: a Huawei Watch 2 Sport for $172.99 from Daily Steals with our exclusive coupon code.
The Watch 2 Sport has a 1.2″ 390p AMOLED display, a Snapdragon Wear 2100, 768MB of RAM, 4GB of storage, and a 420mAh battery. Read More[Deal Alert] Huawei Watch 2 Sport is just $173…
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