Tag: Huawei

Although U.S. sanctions are making it harder to stay in the smartphone market, Huawei has gained yet another reason to celebrate. That's because sources in China have confirmed that Intel has secured a special license to resume supplying chips to the Chinese. The alleged licensing took place this week and the Commerce Department has already...

Despite high public expectations, Huawei has not yet officially introduced the new Mate 40 family. Recently, we saw a number of rumors and leaks about the devices. However, the Chinese giant remains silent on the matter. Anyway, sources in the company's supply chain confirmed this week that Huawei has reduced by 30% the number of...

In mid-June, Huawei made the Enjoy 20 Pro 5G official, and since then, rumors have mentioned that the line would be expanded with two other phones, Enjoy 20 and Enjoy 20 Plus. Both models were listed on TENAA with some specifications, and the Plus variant, including, has already been spotted even on the products page...

With the license to use Android on its smartphones expiring, Huawei may be forced to officially adopt its own operating system to replace the version of Google on its smartphones, and the launch is expected to take place later this year. According to information sources linked to the industry, revealed...

The Huawei MateBook X was the Chinese giant's first premium ultrabook, launched in 2017 with respectful specifications and excellent features for productivity, including 13-inch 3: 2 screen with 2K resolution, Dolby Atmos-certified audio system and Intel Core i5 processors and seventh-generation i7. The device did not get a successor but saw...

During the months when the new coronavirus pandemic paralyzed and worried the whole world, it was possible to notice the importance of equipment and solutions that connect people in all corners of the world. In this period, there was a considerable increase in the demand for data traffic. In this, communications companies that develop...

After US sanctions that banned the supply of parts and services to Huawei, the Chinese lost one of its main suppliers: TSMC, which assisted the giant with the production of Kirin chipsets, which are present in most of the company's mobile phones. , both those sold in the Chinese market...

As we know, despite the advances, Huawei still cannot use Google services and applications on its smartphones. That's because the sanctions imposed by the United States government prevent the Chinese manufacturer from negotiating directly with the search giant. As an alternative, Huawei has been looking to strengthen its ecosystem as a way to replace Google's options. However, all...

Huawei has just launched a Linux distribution called OpenEuler, which is CentOS-based and optimized for ARM and X86 processors, leading us to believe that in theory, it could be an ideal replacement Android or even for Android. Windows on some branded laptops. With the US-China conflict still in full swing ( despite some negotiations ),...

Despite competitors in the smartphone market, Samsung and Huawei are partners in the electronics segment. This is because South Korea is responsible for supplying much of the parts that the Chinese use in its products. However, according to an internal report from Samsung itself, this is expected to change within the next five...