For the uninitiated, TikTok is owned by ByteDance and according to Reuters, the company is planning a new AI model that is trained with Huawei chips. Dubbed the Ascend 910B chip, it will be training a large-language AI model to employ better pattern recognition to make decisions.

As expected, Huawei is indeed going to have an event in September 2024. On its official Weibo page, the event is going to be on 10 September 2024 which is basically the same day and after the Apple Event (on 9 September (10 AM PT in the US, 1 AM GMT in Malaysia).

Today, HUAWEI launched the new HUAWEI TruSense System which increases data processing capacity by 15% and is better. In addition, it is able to reduce the rate of signal loss by 20% and improve the accuracy of heart rate monitoring, especially during exercise. So, what should you know about it?

HUAWEI is developing a tri-fold screen phone but they are not the only company to do so. Rumour says Xiaomi could have the same idea. This device is expected to be part of the MIX series and its prototype could be shown at least next year during the annual MWC event.

Pictures of Huawei Consumer Business Division CEO Richard Yu holding a tri-foldable device have been circulating online so we know it's definitely coming. While there isn't much information about it, Mr Yu himself confirmed that it's going to launch next month.

This year, MWC Shanghai 2024 is taking place from 26 June 2024 to 28 June 2024 at the Shanghai New International Expo Center (SNIEC). It promises to be bigger and better than ever, showcasing groundbreaking mobile innovations that are shaping the future of connectivity.

Market research company Counterpoint recently published the global foldable smartphone shipment tracker for Q1 2024 which yielded a surprising development. Overall, the foldable smartphone market was dominated by HUAWEI with 35% of the market share.

HUAWEI is touted to announce the HarmonyOS NEXT, a homegrown and Android-free OS during its developer conference next month. A beta version of the OS is expected to launch in said event, with a full rollout in September.

Qualcomm has announced that Chinese tech giant HUAWEI is no longer using its mobile chips and that the latter is now utilising its in-house processors. This is after the US banned Qualcomm and Intel from exporting chips to the company.

HUAWEI is reportedly launching a new self-developed painting app for tablets soon called GoPaint. Taking to its official account to tease the imminent release of the app, HUAWEI noted that “Creation begins here!” and that the app will launch on 7 May.