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Huawei has announced that its dedicated app hub, known as AppGallery, now has 400 million users globally. This makes it the third-largest online app store in the world. Huawei was forced to shift all focus onto AppGallery following the U.S. – China trade dispute in 2019. The company is gearing up for the launch of
Huawei will reportedly join forces with fellow Chinese manufacturers Oppo, Vivo, and Xiaomi to come up with an alternative for the Play Store. This platform will apparently allow developers to write apps and upload them, which will then automatically make its way to all four app hubs of the respective manufacturer. Known as the Global
Huawei is known as one of the most popular mobile manufacturers in the world today. Media reports in China now mention that the company plans to bring a super-cheap 5G phone to the market. This phone could cost as low as 1,028 CNY as per the company which is the equivalent of $148. Huawei reportedly
It’s natural for one to assume that Huawei may have lost some of its revenue by not being able to do business with the U.S. or even use Google Services on its Android devices. However, the opposite seems to be the case as per the company’s sales figures for 2019. The company mentions that it
5G is the new wireless frequency that’s being rolled out worldwide. Most of the world is running on 4G and 4G LTE, and so, just about the world as a whole is working on infrastructure to move over to 5G networks — Canada, the United States, Australia, and even China. China actually might be one
Everyone is excited about 5G networking and how it’s going to change our mobile world. There are promises of faster downloading speeds, fast uploading speeds, and much, much better latency and ping rates. That said, there are so many obstacles that have been in the way of launching 5G technology. The rollout has been extremely
For the past few months, the arrival of the Huawei Mate X has been delayed multiple times owing to a wide range of issues. Well, the smartphone has now gone on sale in China with a new report even suggesting that the handset sold out within a few seconds, expectedly outselling the Galaxy Fold. As users
Xiaomi has just taken the wraps off the Mi CC9 Pro which is its first penta-camera phone which includes a mammoth 108MP rear camera sensor. This phone will reportedly reach the international markets as the Mi Note 10 with an official global release timeline to be announced on November 6. The primary addition here is
The recent trade dispute between U.S. and China was expected to significantly impact smartphone manufacturer Huawei’s business in the mobile industry. However, as per figures posted by the company recently, it has managed to ship 200 million smartphones in 2020 already. Interestingly, the company reached this feat 64 days sooner than it did in 2018.
Just when we were running out of new ideas, ZTE has come up with a new one, kind of. The Chinese manufacturer has just announced the Nubia Z20 with a unique dual-screen form factor. Also new to this phone is the lack of a selfie camera which means there are no annoying bezels or even
Chinese mobile manufacturers have been pushing the boundaries of normal for quite some time now. The latest addition to this list is popular brand, Xiaomi. Fighting it out against competitors like Huawei, Vivo, Oppo, as well as OnePlus, Xiaomi has announced that it will soon release a smartphone with a whopping 108MP camera on board.
The Huawei Mate 20 X 5G is an exciting device, packing hardware credentials to match the best in the business today. However, the smartphone has received a lukewarm response in crucial markets mostly due to the bad press that Huawei received following the recent trade standoff between the American and Chinese governments. But this isn’t
We have seen the world’s first under display cameraphone concept by Oppo, although the smartphone may still be some distance away from release. A new report now suggests that fellow Chinese manufacturer Huawei may also have a smartphone of its own with an under display front camera. A new patent by the company indicates how
Chinese manufacturer Vivo has upped the fast charging game significantly by announcing a new fast charging technology that can offer charging speed of up to 120W. This theoretically means that it can charge a 4,000 mAh battery in about 13 minutes as illustrated by Vivo’s post on Chinese social networking site, Weibo. To compare, this
It’s no secret that Apple relies heavily on China to assemble most of its products, including the highly lucrative Apple iPhone. However, a new report suggests that Apple could be in the process of moving most of its production and/or assembly out of China. This report by Nikkei suggests that Apple could move around 30%
Chinese manufacturer Huami (associated with Xiaomi) has been making smartwatches independently for the past few years. Having notably made Xiaomi’s Mi Band wearables, Huami has since established itself under the Amazfit brand. The company has now unveiled the successor to its widely popular Verge smartwatch, aptly named the Verge 2. This watch has a ton
Chinese manufacturer Xiaomi has finally taken the wraps off its rumored fitness tracker, the Mi Band 4. As expected, there are some key changes here, most importantly the addition of a larger 0.95-inch color AMOLED display. Previous Mi Band models came with standard Black LCD panels, so this makes for a huge improvement over its