HUAWEI Malaysia today announced a special mid-year promotion in which consumers can get up to 53 percent off and an abundance of free gifts when purchasing selected products. Aptly called the HUAWEI 6.6 Super Sales, the promotion is valid for a limited time only and definitely not something to be missed for HUAWEI fans.

HUAWEI is currently offering consumers in Malaysia a flurry of promotions from now until 30 June 2022 in conjunction with its Super Device Mid-Year Fiesta. These include discounts totalling up to RM4800, free gifts, exclusive packages and more.

Something new has been spotted for Android 13 once again. This time, it's reported that the operating system will start using HUAWEI's EROFS file system format, which helps to save up space on the devices.

Right after Xiaomi announced its new partnership with Leica Camera, we were wondering what was the status between Huawei and Leica. Turns out that we didn't need to wait long, as Huawei has confirmed to the media that its cooperation with the latter has already ended on 31 March 2022. 

A flaw has been discovered in the HUAWEI AppGallery recently, whereby a vulnerability is allowing users to download paid apps in the store for free. Moreover, it was also found that the AppGallery API doesn’t offer any protection for paid apps in the store.

HUAWEI yesterday announced a professional motion sensor that is meant to be a companion to the HUAWEI Watch called the HUAWEI S-Tag. Though its name may invoke similarities with the Apple AirTag, it’s actually much more than just a location tracker as it a sports accessory designed for more accurate metrics.

Besides the TSMC-produced Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 1, we might also be seeing the 4G variant at the upcoming announcement. According to a well-known tipster named Shadow_Leak, the chip is being prepared though not much information is given.

HUAWEI Malaysia today announced that consumers in our country can enjoy up to 47 percent discount on selected items when they shop through the HUAWEI Flagship Store on Lazada this 21 April. Held in conjunction with Lazada Brand Day, this is definitely something not to be missed by HUAWEI fans.

Most of us know HUAWEI has stopped producing 5G smartphones for quite a long while due to the trade ban. Although the Chinese tech giant worked hard on the 5G development, it still can't offer its solution to the industry. However, it seems like HUAWEI has identified a workaround to bring 5G connectivity to its smartphones, and it's something interesting.

Huawei seems to be working on perfecting its under-display camera technology as a recent device patent application by the Chinese tech giants reveals a smartphone display without a cutout. Furthermore, the patent doesn’t show a pop-up camera mechanism either, which could only mean that it would utilise an under-display camera.

As reported by IT Home who shared screenshots of the patent application, there are no openings on the smartphone’s display like many other modern smartphones. The front side of the smartphone seems to be all screen with a display that curves to its sides and thin bezels on its top and bottom.