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Huawei’s Pura X View opens reservations for its bold wide-form candy-bar design
technology5 days ago

Huawei’s Pura X View opens reservations for its bold wide-form candy-bar design

Huawei has opened reservations for the Pura X View, a fixed, wide-form candy-bar smartphone positioned as part of a new “wide” trend. It sports a 6.39-inch 15.5:9 display (2232×1320), a 7,000 mAh battery, a 201 g body, and 6.68 mm thickness, with four color options and storage configurations up to 12 GB RAM and 1 TB. The design echoes Huawei’s Pura X Max but lacks an outer screen and folding hinge, making it a non-flip, wide-format device. Pricing and chipset details aren’t disclosed yet, and Vmall shows no quotes for the variants.

Huawei's MateBook Fold 2026 Folds in a New Era with 18-inch OLED and X90 Plus
technology20 days ago

Huawei's MateBook Fold 2026 Folds in a New Era with 18-inch OLED and X90 Plus

Huawei unveils the MateBook Fold 2026 (Ultimate Design), a second‑gen premium foldable laptop with an 18-inch dual‑layer OLED display that folds to roughly a 13‑inch footprint, offering 3.3K resolution, up to 1600 nits HDR, a 92% screen‑to‑body ratio and LTPO adaptive refresh. It packs Huawei’s Kirin X90 Plus processor (about 25% smoother performance, 28W TDP), supports up to 32GB RAM and 2TB SSD, and runs HarmonyOS 6.1 with an AI‑powered M‑Pencil stylus. The redesign adds a larger waterdrop hinge with zirconium‑based liquid metal, a silicone‑coated vegan leather rear, and a built‑in kickstand for versatile use.

Huawei MateBook Pro S weighs just 798g, far lighter than MacBook Neo
technology27 days ago

Huawei MateBook Pro S weighs just 798g, far lighter than MacBook Neo

Huawei has unveiled the MateBook Pro S, an ultra-thin 14-inch laptop weighing about 798 grams (1.76 pounds), roughly 1.5x lighter than Apple's MacBook Neo (1.23 kg). The teaser confirms a 11.9 mm profile, five color options, and a rear camera. It’s powered by the Kirin XE90 CPU with up to 32 GB RAM and 1 TB storage, with full specs to be announced ahead of the August 5, 2026 launch.

Huawei Tops Global Foldables in Q2 2026, Samsung Trails Far Behind
technology1 month ago

Huawei Tops Global Foldables in Q2 2026, Samsung Trails Far Behind

Huawei sold more foldables in Q2 2026 than Samsung, Motorola, and Honor combined, grabbing about 48% of the global foldable market while Samsung hovered around 13%. Honor jumped 82% YoY, with Motorola slipping, as the quarter saw roughly 3.4 million foldable units shipped. Huawei’s strength comes from models like the Mate X7 and the new Pura X Max, while Samsung faces China-market headwinds and awaits the Galaxy Z Fold 8/Flip 8 launches. Analysts still expect Apple to challenge for the top foldable vendor by 2027, highlighting a rapidly evolving market.

Huawei Pura 90s Pro Max Promises Pro-Level Photography on the Go
technology1 month ago

Huawei Pura 90s Pro Max Promises Pro-Level Photography on the Go

The Huawei Pura 90s Pro Max is a premium, photography-focused flagship with a 6.9-inch LTPO OLED, Kunlun Glass, 100W wired charging, and IP68/IP69K durability. Its rear camera array centers on a 200MP telephoto with an Ultra Lighting Prism, plus a 50MP main (RYYB) and 40MP ultrawide, delivering strong color and dynamic range and versatile zoom, though it lacks quick shortcuts to 20x/35mm presets. AI tools include AI Composition, with some features limited in Europe compared with APAC. The phone runs EMUI without native Google Mobile Services, but a GBox workaround via Petal Search (and Google Play) can enable access to Google apps, Lightroom, and more. Quirks include a few UI inefficiencies (exposure controls, timer placement) and some video frame-rate limitations (no 24fps). Availability starts at €1,149 (~$1,300).

HarmonyOS Aims for Ultra-Low RAM: 64KB and a Year-Long Battery for IoT
technology2 months ago

HarmonyOS Aims for Ultra-Low RAM: 64KB and a Year-Long Battery for IoT

Huawei, at its 2026 Developer Conference, claimed HarmonyOS can be optimized to run on as little as 64KB of RAM (down from 128KB) and, with a sufficiently large battery, operate for a year on a single dry cell in IoT devices, signaling a push to ultra-efficient, ecosystem-wide deployments. The company also teased the LogicFolding chip architecture and plans to leverage existing DUV tooling to boost chip density and performance while expanding HarmonyOS beyond smartphones.

Huawei bets on 'LogicFolding' to power fall Kirin chips amid sanctions
technology3 months ago

Huawei bets on 'LogicFolding' to power fall Kirin chips amid sanctions

Huawei unveiled a new 'LogicFolding' approach to manufacture its Kirin smartphone chips this fall, aiming for 1.4-nm‑class capabilities by 2031 despite U.S. sanctions. The move comes as Nvidia faces export restrictions in China and Apple remains a key competitor, though experts caution that the method’s real-world scalability, heat management, and yields remain unproven at scale.

Huawei Unveils Tau Scaling Law to Accelerate Transistors and System Performance
technology3 months ago

Huawei Unveils Tau Scaling Law to Accelerate Transistors and System Performance

At the 2026 IEEE ISCAS, Huawei’s He Tingbo introduced the Tau (τ) Scaling Law, a time-based alternative to traditional geometric scaling for semiconductors and electronic systems. The approach uses LogicFolding and a multi-level, software–hardware co-design to shorten the signal time constant and boost transistor density, circuit performance, and energy efficiency across devices, circuits, chips, and systems. Huawei says it has designed 381 τ-based chips, with Kirin models slated to adopt LogicFolding in Fall 2026, and envisions future high-end chips reaching ~14 Å density by 2031, while calling for open collaboration across the industry.

Huawei Bets on 1.4nm Chips to Narrow Gap With TSMC
technology3 months ago

Huawei Bets on 1.4nm Chips to Narrow Gap With TSMC

Huawei says it has a new pathway, dubbed LogicFolding, to shrink its gap with leader TSMC by aiming to mass-produce 1.4‑nanometer chips by 2031, a move that could challenge the need for ASML’s advanced EUV equipment since TSMC has said it will mass-produce 1.4nm by 2028. If Huawei can scale this, it would mark a significant step in China’s push for semiconductor self-sufficiency and shorten the industry lead held by TSMC, though the plan hinges on large‑scale manufacturing capabilities and technological breakthroughs.

DeepSeek’s V4 AI preview targets US rivals with coding edge
ai4 months ago

DeepSeek’s V4 AI preview targets US rivals with coding edge

Chinese AI firm DeepSeek released a preview of its V4 model, saying it can compete toe-to-toe with Google, OpenAI, and Anthropic, with a notable focus on coding. The open‑source approach and emphasis on compatibility with Huawei tech mark a milestone for China’s chip industry, but details on training costs and hardware remain undisclosed amid past accusations of banned Nvidia chips and alleged Claude misuse.

Huawei launches the first wide-foldable phone in China, edging rivals to market
tech4 months ago

Huawei launches the first wide-foldable phone in China, edging rivals to market

Huawei launches the passport-style Pura X Max in China, the first wide-foldable phone actually available to buy, with two preorder configurations starting around 10,999 yuan. It features a 5.4-inch cover display and a 7.7-inch main display up to 120Hz LTPO, a Kirin 9030 Pro chipset, 5,300mAh battery, 66W wired and 50W wireless charging, HarmonyOS 6.1, and the Huawei M-Pen 3 Mini, though a global release hasn’t been confirmed.

Huawei Pura X Max Mirrors Apple Foldable Rumors With Wide-Form Factor
technology4 months ago

Huawei Pura X Max Mirrors Apple Foldable Rumors With Wide-Form Factor

Huawei's Pura X Max, a wide-aspect foldable unveiled in China, appears to share the same book-style form factor rumored for Apple's foldable iPhone, with a 5.5-inch closed display and roughly 7.8-inch open size; Apple is expected to debut its foldable alongside the iPhone 18 Pro in September, with a price around $2,000 and the possibility of the name 'iPhone Ultra'.