Update weights 4,05 GB. It contains may security updates as well as a few new functions, such as Smart Charge mode and homescreen assistant. It is probably the last large update for these models. ...

The phone has just been officially revealed in Italy. Its european price is set at 249,99 euro. Basically, P Smart S is rebranded Enjoy 10S from China; therefore, both phones share the exact same specifications:– 6,39′ OLED display, Full HD+,– Kirin 710F CPU,– 6GB RAM, 64GB storage space, microSD slot,– 4000 mAh battery that supports 10 W charging,– 48 + 8 + 2 Mpix main camera, LED flash,– 16 Mpix selfie shooter,– fingerprint scanner built into display,– Android 9 Pie OS with EMUI. ...

Trailer of the new software is available online.New functions & changes:– new functions for the MeeTime videocall app, e.g. making your camera available to the interlocutor,– modifications to the Always On Display,– new co-actions between smartphone and other Huawei devices,– Celia voice assistant,– better security and efficiency.EMUI 10.1 will be gradually made available for more devices. The list of Huawei phones that will receive the updated software is:Huawei Mate 30 Pro,Huawei Mate 30 Pro 5G,Huawei Mate 30,Huawei Mate 30 5G,Huawei Mate 30 RS Porsche ...

It turns out that Huawei is working on yet another, third in the last few months, tablet. This one is called MatePad M6 Lite. Thanks to a leaked benchmark we know that its specs will consist of a Kirin 810 CPU and 4 gigabytes of RAM, and that the device will be under Android OS.Date of release, price, availability? Who knows. ...

Factory will stand in France. First phase of its construction will cost 200 million euro. It will create a worksite for 500 locals.This French manufactury will be the first step oh Huawei’s road to spread its influence into Europe. It will be interesting to see USA’s reaction. ...

– Huawei Nova 6 SE with its name changed for european market,– price is $329.00,– 6,4′ LCD display, FHD+ resolution,– Kirin 810 CPU,– 8 GB RAM, 128 GB storage space, microSD card slot,– headphone jack,– USB-C connectivity,– Wi-Fi 802.11ac, Bluetooth 5.0, GPS/GLONASS, LTE modem, dual SIM,– 4200 mAh battery, 40W quick charge support,– main camera: 48 mpx + wide lense 8 mpx + macro * portrait mode 2 mpx,– selfie shooter 16 mpx,– Android 10 OS with EMUI,– no Google services, instead sports Huawei Mobile ...

Beta is available to a thousand selected testers. We do not know how long the closed tests will take. What we do know are the contents of EMUI 10. It is said to contain a series of security and performance updates as well as a few new functions, like the option to divide display into a few smaller, separate displays.Devices eligible for the beta are the Mate 30, Mate 30 Pro, Mate 30 Pro 5G and RS Porsche Design smartphones. If that is not enough novelties for you then know that EMUI 10.1 will be officially revealed some time in March. ...

This phone has made its debiut without much fanfare. No wonder – better budget phones have gone unnoticed. Y6s offers Taiwanese processor Helio P35, LCD 6,09 display, HD+, 19,5:9, 3GB RAM and 32 GB storage space, 13 mpx main camera with 1,8 aperture, 8 mpx selfie shooter, 3020 mAh battery without quick charge. It works under Android 9 Pie OS with EMUI 9.The phone is available in Starry Blue and Orchid Black colour variants. Its price is a rough equivalent of 129 dollars. ...

Well that is an odd statement to make. Lets take a look at it. A week after its premiere, Mate 30 Pro went through the DxOMark test, where it achieved a very high score of 121 points. Soon after, Huawei has released the 5G version of that smartphone, which also went through the same test. In it, this old/new device (remember, its specs are the same as those of the Mate 30 Pro 4G) scored 123 points. To be more precise, Mate 30 Pro 5G scored 134 points for pictures and 102 for video. In comparison, Mate 30 Pro has scored consecutively 132 and 100 points in the same categories.Hmm.Weird? Not ...

The event will take place in Paris in March 2020. Huawei has revealed three things about the P40 phone: it will have strong camera capabilities, it will have a very original construction (whatever that means), and it will also almost certainly not sport Google services. That last point may very well kill the device, at least in the West; it has already been shown, e.g. by the Huawei P30 Pro’s preorder failure in Poland, that most people are not interested in Google-less devices. ...