Just yesterday, we've seen the news which reported that HONOR is prepared to come back with several devices later this year. It is suggested that the brand is bringing the global variant of V40, Magic 3, and Magic X. Today, the news has been confirmed by the CEO Zhao Ming and he said that the upcoming Magic series will also surpass HUAWEI's Mate and P series.

It's unfortunate that we won't be seeing the US ban lifted on Huawei anytime soon. With this, Huawei has already begun looking at other methods for sources of income such as offering their technologies to pig farming and coal mining. On top of that, the company is also licensing its 5G technology so that other brands like Apple and Samsung can pay up royalties. 

A few weeks ago, HUAWEI had announced that the HarmonyOS will soon be available as an update for current smartphones starting from April. The company also mentioned that the Mate X2 will be the first device to get the update via OTA. If you are wondering what other devices will be getting the update afterward, the answer might have arrived with a leak pointing to all devices with Kirin 710 and above.

It seems that the Huawei MateStation S has recently been spotted on Huawei Malaysia’s official website, hinting that it will most likely be unveiled in the local market very soon. Unfortunately, the listing did not state the official price of the aforementioned product, so you might want to check back with us for more info in the near future.

It seems that an HONOR smart band, as well as a smartwatch, have been spotted on FCC, which showcases the battery specs as well as what to expect when they’re available in the global market. Other than the battery specs, the listing also hinted that the devices will primarily use Bluetooth connectivity to communicate with your smartphone.

Based on a statement by reuters, it seems that there might a possibility that Huawei might be releasing their own electric vehicles in China somewhere around the end of 2021. While not much is known in regards to the Malaysia release date, it does give us a better idea of what to expect from the company in the future.

The hardware in smartphones continues to evolve, becoming better as the years go on. In that sense, Samsung's rumoured 50MP ISOCELL GN2 mobile image sensor isn't the only one being worked on. Sony is also launching a new camera sensor for smartphones in 2021 called the Sony IMX800.

Aside from announcing the new HUAWEI Mate X2 foldable phone, Huawei also talked about HarmonyOS last night. HarmonyOS 2.0 beta version has been out for quite some time now and starting from April onwards, some Huawei phones will be getting the upgrade via OTA.

In the last few years, Huawei has been working hard to develop its HMS software. The company plans to use it on a variety of platforms and one of them would be vehicles. In fact, it has been confirmed that HMS will be used in a new luxury sedan.

Based on a statement by gizchina, it seems that ZTE and Huawei will take the lead in the development of 6G technology in China. While not much is known in regards to when the technology will be officially available for use, estimations suggest that it should be ready somewhere around 2030.