All it took was 5 years for Huawei to develop a viable, thriving alternative to Google’s mobile operating system. This is the fascinating story of HarmonyOS Next.
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Harmony OS: The impressive rise of Huawei’s mobile operating system
Huawei’s in-house operating system Harmony OS (also called HongMeng OS) is now on 90 million devices.
Continue readingHow to get Google Apps on Huawei (latest update)
If you need a way to get Google apps on Huawei smartphones, we have the solution that you have been looking for. Jump right in.
Continue readingHUAWEI Y9 Prime 2019 hands-on review
Look, ma! No notch! No punch hole!! We got our hands on this interesting mid-range smartphone, and cooked you this delicious HUAWEI Y9 Prime 2019 hands-on review. Bon appetite.
Continue readingHuawei electric cars on the way, says report
Unnamed sources say you can expect one or more Huawei electric cars in 2021.
Continue readingHuawei Announces Sale Of Secondary Smartphone Brand Honor
Chinese tech company Huawei has publicly announced that its sub-brand, the Honor line of phones has been sold to new owners.
Continue readingPhone Comparison: TECNO Camon 16 Premier vs Huawei Y9 2019
In this TECNO Camon 16 Premier vs Huawei Y9 2019 comparison, we pitch two mid-range smartphones against one another. Don’t guess what the results are. Dive in for an interesting read.
Continue readingHuawei MatePad T10, MatePad T10s Launched With Kirin710A SoC
Huawei MatePad T10 and MatePad T10s have been newly launched as the latest Android tablets from the Chinese company. Both
Continue readingHuawei Y9a Launched With Quad Cameras, 4,300mAh Battery
Huawei Y9a launched recently in China as the latest smartphone from the Chinese company. This device comes with a pop-up
Continue readingHuawei Enjoy 20, Enjoy 20 Plus Launched With Triple-Rear Cameras
Huawei Enjoy 20 and Enjoy 20 Plus launched in China with triple rear cameras and the MediaTek Dimensity 720 SoC
Continue readingHuawei To Stop Kirin Chipsets Production For Its Smartphones
Huawei, the world’s biggest smartphone vendor, has announced that it is running out of chips for its devices because of US sanctions, and that it will stop production of Kirin chipsets in 2020.
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