Huawei today unveiled HarmonyOS 2.0, a new and improved version of its homegrown operating system. The company has confirmed that it will be launching its first phones powered by HarmonyOS 2.0 in 2021.
As per a new report, Samsung and LG will no longer supply display panels to Huawei due to the recent U.S. sanctions. Huawei is now said to be testing display panels from Chinese suppliers like Visionox, Tianma, and CSOT.
A new report claims Huawei plans to ship just 50 million smartphones next year, as the new U.S. sanctions have made it nearly impossible for the company to secure components.
A new leak claims Huawei’s upcoming Watch GT 2 Pro will be its first smartwatch to offer Qi wireless charging support. The smartwatch will likely be unveiled sometime later this month.
Huawei Watch Fit is a sub-$150 smartwatch with a 1.64-inch AMOLED display, built-in GPS, 96 Workout Modes, and up to 10 days of battery life.
MediaTek has sought permission from the U.S. government to supply chips to Huawei after the tighter chip export rules come into effect on September 15.
Huawei faces new, tougher restrictions from the U.S. as the country now bars trade carried out through Huawei-affiliates. The rule change is intended to “prevent Huawei from circumventing U.S. law through alternative chip production and provision of off-the-shelf chips.”
Following the expiration of its temporary general license, even older Huawei phones may no longer be able to receive Android or Google apps updates.
A new survey from Nikkei Asian Review says that Huawei passed Apple in 2019, taking second place with a 17.6% share of the global smartphone market.
Press renders showing Huawei’s upcoming Watch Fit from nearly every angle have surfaced online, along with key specs. The fitness-focused smartwatch is expected to be announced at IFA 2020 next month.
Huawei wants to sell phones but its placement on the Entity List makes that difficult. Qualcomm is ready to save the day, but that's bad news for the whole industry.
According to a new rumor, the Huawei Mate X successor will have an 8.03-inch main display with an inward-folding design. The phone is rumored to arrive sometime before the end of the year.
With Huawei no longer able to use Kirin chips in its smartphones, Qualcomm is lobbying the U.S. government for the chance to sell its own chips to the Chinese company.
Huawei can no longer make Kirin chips as a result of the U.S. trade bans. The last of its stockpile will be going into September's Mate 40.
With Huawei locked out of TSMC, the Chinese government is positioning the Shanghai-based SMIC as a viable alternative. Here's what you need to know about SMIC.
Huawei is preparing to launch the Mate 40 in the latter half of 2020. New renders show us that it will build off the well-received design of the Mate 30.
Huawei's global ambitions have taken a downturn because of the U.S. trade ban, but the brand is stronger than ever. In fact, Huawei just overtook Samsung to become the world's largest smartphone manufacturer in Q2 2020. To understand how Huawei managed to do this, we'll have to look to the Chinese market.
Huawei continued to dominate the Chinese smartphone market in the second quarter of the year and overtook Samsung as the world’s largest smartphone maker. According to Canalys, the company shipped 55.8 million smartphones in Q2 2020.
All mobile networks in the UK have been barred from using Huawei 5G equipment after December 31, 2020. They have also been asked to phase out existing Huawei tech by 2027.
A newly discovered patent shows Huawei is working on its own version of a clamshell foldable to take on the likes of Samsung's Galaxy Z Flip and Motorola's RAZR.