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Honor Robot Phone hits import markets with a steep European price tag
technology8 days ago

Honor Robot Phone hits import markets with a steep European price tag

The Honor Robot Phone is now available for import in Europe and other markets, but imported prices are notably higher than China’s. In China the base 12/512 GB model starts around 10,000 yuan and the 1 TB variant around 13,000 yuan; imported EU prices shown by retailers range from about €1,740–€1,790 for the base model to roughly €2,203–€2,385 for the 16 GB/1 TB variant, with tax included at some shops (e.g., AverageDad) and unclear at others. Retailers listing the phone include Trinity Electronics, Giztop, and AverageDad, with shipping beginning August 19–20. Expect ongoing restrictions for use outside China (possible limited network bands, no eSIM, limited English support, WearOS compatibility issues) and reduced warranty/return options compared with EU purchases. A global launch is anticipated, likely at even higher prices.

HONOR & ARRI Unveil Cinema-Grade Robot Phone With Embedded Gimbal
technology12 days ago

HONOR & ARRI Unveil Cinema-Grade Robot Phone With Embedded Gimbal

HONOR and ARRI have launched the Robot Phone in China—a flagship smartphone that fuses ARRI’s image science with a fold-out gimbal camera, AI tracking, Spinshot modes, and professional post-workflow compatibility. The device features a 200MP main sensor (1/1.28"), 50MP ultrawide, 200MP tele, 4K 120fps, 10-bit LogC3, and ARRI-calibrated Cine Mode, powered by an H1 image chip on a Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 platform, with a 6.31" display up to 6,800 nits, a 7060mAh battery, and 120W charging. Pricing starts at 9,999 CNY for 12GB/512GB and 12,999 CNY for 16GB/1TB, and it will not be sold in the US due to market restrictions. ARRI says the collaboration aims to extend cinema-grade workflows into mobile imaging, with more partnerships planned rather than replacing traditional cinema cameras.

Honor Debuts AI-Gimbal 'Robot Phone' With Cinema-Grade Capabilities in China
technology13 days ago

Honor Debuts AI-Gimbal 'Robot Phone' With Cinema-Grade Capabilities in China

Honor has launched the Robot Phone in China, a smartphone centered on a retractable 4DoF gimbal and a 200 MP main camera, paired with Arri-developed cinema color science for enhanced imaging. It supports AI subject tracking, nine-photo panorama stitching, and 4K video up to 120p (60p with LogC3), plus 1080p at 240fps. The device features a 6.3-inch OLED with 6,800 nits peak brightness, a Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chip, and 512GB/1TB storage. Priced at 9,999 yuan (~$1,500), it’s marketed toward filmmakers, with no confirmed global release date yet.

Honor Robot Phone Steals the Spotlight at World Cup Final
technology1 month ago

Honor Robot Phone Steals the Spotlight at World Cup Final

Spain defeated Argentina 1-0 in the FIFA World Cup 2026 final, but the post-match moment belonged to the rumored Honor Robot Phone, spotted in celebrations and fueling August-release chatter. Leaks sketch a 6.3–6.4 inch 1.5K display, Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5, a 200MP main camera with f/1.6 and a stabilizing gimbal, plus a 50MP ultrawide and 200MP periscope telephoto, all powered by a 6,000 mAh battery. The gimbal is the standout feature, and pricing is expected to be eye-watering, with comparisons to the Magic9 anticipated.

Android Phones With Seven-Year Update Guarantees: Five Standout Models
technology1 month ago

Android Phones With Seven-Year Update Guarantees: Five Standout Models

Android is increasingly offering long software support, with several new phones promising seven years of OS updates and seven years of security updates. The lineup highlighted includes the Fairphone Gen 6 (seven Android updates, eight security updates), Motorola Signature (seven years updates and security), Galaxy S26 Ultra (seven years), Pixel 10a (seven years), and Honor Magic V6 (seven years). Availability and price vary by region, and buyers should weigh long‑term updates against performance, repairability, and total cost when choosing.

Honor’s 600 series mirrors iPhone design with top-tier specs and Europe pricing
gadgets4 months ago

Honor’s 600 series mirrors iPhone design with top-tier specs and Europe pricing

Honor unveiled the 600 and 600 Pro “accessible flagships” that resemble iPhones, especially the Pro with a triple camera layout. Both have IP69K water resistance, 6.57-inch OLED displays, and large batteries (6,400 mAh standard, up to 7,000 mAh in Asia). The Pro gets wireless charging and a Snapdragon 8 Elite; the 600 uses a Snapdragon 7 Gen 4. Europe pricing starts at €649.90 for the 600 and €999.90 for the 600 Pro, with the Pro priced similarly to a base iPhone 17 and well below the 17 Pro models. The launch underscores the design cues borrowed from Apple’s devices.

Honor's Humanoid Breaks Half-Marathon World Record in Beijing
technology4 months ago

Honor's Humanoid Breaks Half-Marathon World Record in Beijing

An autonomous humanoid developed by Honor shattered the human half-marathon world record in Beijing’s E-Town race, finishing 13.1 miles in 50 minutes 26 seconds and beating the previous mark by seven minutes; the event drew over 100 robots from 76 institutions competing alongside 12,000 runners, with some robots crashing or needing support, while a remote-controlled Honor prototype finished even faster at 48:19— underscoring rapid robotics progress and AI, even as machines still face reliability and real-world task limitations.

Lightning humanoid robot breaks half-marathon world record in Beijing
technology4 months ago

Lightning humanoid robot breaks half-marathon world record in Beijing

Honor's humanoid robot Lightning finished the Beijing E-Town Half Marathon in just over 50 minutes, beating the human half-marathon world record of about 57 minutes; dozens of robots raced in parallel, with some autonomous and others remotely controlled, testing balance, endurance and navigation in real-world conditions, despite a few crashes, underscoring progress and ongoing challenges with robotics for manufacturing, logistics and emergency response.

Honor’s humanoid robot edges past humans in Beijing half-marathon
technology4 months ago

Honor’s humanoid robot edges past humans in Beijing half-marathon

An Honor humanoid robot won the Beijing robot half-marathon, finishing 21 km in 50 minutes 26 seconds and beating the human world record, though the event included hiccups like robots faltering at the start. About 40% of the entrants navigated autonomously, with a separate remotely controlled Honor robot finishing in 48 minutes 19 seconds; the race highlights rapid advances in humanoid robotics and China’s push to lead in tech with potential industrial applications.

Honor Lightning robot shatters half-marathon record in Beijing
technology4 months ago

Honor Lightning robot shatters half-marathon record in Beijing

A Chinese smartphone maker Honor unveiled its humanoid robot Lightning, which completed the Beijing E-Town Half Marathon in 50:26 to beat the human half-marathon world record (~57 minutes). Dozens of humanoid robots competed alongside about 12,000 human runners, with roughly half using autonomous navigation while others were remote-controlled; some robots stumbled or veered into barriers. Engineers say the feat underscores China’s push in robotics and AI, with potential tech spillovers to industry, though AI software is still catching up to human-level efficiency.

Beijing half-marathon sees humanoid robots outrun humans, signaling rapid AI progress
technology4 months ago

Beijing half-marathon sees humanoid robots outrun humans, signaling rapid AI progress

Dozens of Chinese-made humanoid robots competed in Beijing’s 21-km half-marathon, with several self-navigating entrants finishing faster than human winners; the Honor-built robot won in 50:26, beating the human winner by over 10 minutes and underscoring rapid progress in humanoid robotics, even as experts say AI software and real-world dexterity still limit widespread industrial use.

Honor Magic V6: the thinnest foldable contender targets Samsung with a bold price
gadgets5 months ago

Honor Magic V6: the thinnest foldable contender targets Samsung with a bold price

Honor unveils the Magic V6, likely the world’s thinnest foldable at 8.75 mm folded (4 mm open) and 219 g, with a 7.95-inch internal 120 Hz display and a 6.52-inch outer screen, brightness up to 5,000–6,000 nits, a Snapdragon flagship chip, triple rear cameras, and a large battery with wired and wireless charging. It’s priced lower than Samsung’s Galaxy W26 in China (from about $2,470 for 16 GB/512 GB), signaling a value-focused challenge with a China-first launch and broader rollout later in 2026.

ARRI Brings Cinema-Grade Image Science to HONOR's Robot Phone
technology5 months ago

ARRI Brings Cinema-Grade Image Science to HONOR's Robot Phone

ARRI confirms its cinema-grade Image Science will be embedded in HONOR's upcoming ROBOT PHONE, marking the first time core ARRI imaging tech from ALEXA is adapted for a consumer smartphone and potentially bridging mobile capture with professional workflows through AI-assisted, real-time image processing—though practical performance remains to be demonstrated.