Huawei’s foldable phone ships soon, for a steep premium
Think Samsung’s Galaxy Fold foldable smartphone was expensive? Wait until you get a load of what Huawei has up its (very capacious) sleeve.
Think Samsung’s Galaxy Fold foldable smartphone was expensive? Wait until you get a load of what Huawei has up its (very capacious) sleeve.
Huawei has decided that its first foldable smartphone, the Mate X, will miss its September launch.
Huawei gas pre-empted Apple’s upcoming computer by unveiling a MacBook Pro lookalike with a 16.1-inch display and a fullscreen design with a 100% sRGB wide color gamut.
In light of Huawei having some major issues in the mobile market, it turns out production of the iPhone has ramped up significantly.
Huawei has postponed launching Mate X, its first foldable smartphone, after seeing rival Samsung pulling pre-orders for its Galaxy Fold device.
Google has abruptly pulled Huawei’s Android license, effectively forcing the Chinese company to use an open-source version of Android without popular Google services like Play Store, Gmail and YouTube.
When Huawe’s foldable Mate X smartphone is open, the seam at the center of the display is still visible, and early adopters may not like that.
Huawei’s new foldable thingy costs nearly three grand and is a thinner rival to Samsung’s Galaxy Fold. Remember when high-end phones used to start at $1,000? Good times.
Chinese companies are reportedly urging employees to boycott Apple, even paying them to buy Huawei devices after their heir apparent was arrested in Canada.
The Chinese vendor wants to help customers power up their new iPhones, so they gave away power banks to the line waiters in Singapore. “You’ll need it,” reads the packaging.
China’s Huawei has overtaken Apple to become the No. 2 smartphone provider in the world. It’s the first time since 2010 Apple wasn’t No. 1 or No. 2.
Currently, Huawei’s technology takes as long as ten seconds to build a more detailed 3D face model.