News & Reviews:   HUAWEI P40 series

If you're looking to get new gadgets, now it's a good time because there is another Chinese New Year sale and it's by Huawei Malaysia. Granted, some of their latest devices don't run in GMS but their older models still do and they are still quite good. Besides phones, their tablets and accessories are also on sale with discounts up to RM1701.

Today, Huawei has officially released HarmonyOS 2.0 beta program for some Huawei smartphones. At the moment, the Huawei P40 series, Mate 30 series and MatePad Pro will be going public testing first before rolling out. App developers who are interested in HarmonyOS 2.0 can apply for free as well. 

After a long wait, it looks like Huawei’s own upgraded version of the app store is finally going to be here. Since the trade war happened, the latest generations of smartphones from the company have been using AppGallery for users to download their favourite apps. Although it’s good enough to replace Google Play Store, the company still thinks that improvements can be made to bring a better experience. Therefore, Huawei has announced that they will launch a new version of their OS very soon, which is EMUI 10.1.

The next flagship series from Huawei is launching pretty soon and the leaks are well on their way. We've seen some news on the P40 Pro's Penta rear camera or price listing for the P40 series. But the latest piece of news from Geekbench gives us a pretty good idea of what we can expect from the P40 Pro 5G.

With the ongoing notorious trade war, HUAWEI has faced the difficulty of promoting their Mate 30 series into the global market. Without Google Mobile Services (GMS), the Mate 30 series can only rely on Huawei Mobile Services (HMS) which is still not quite stable compared to the widely-used service from Google. However, we’ve already gotten the news that HUAWEI is still going ahead for its next flagship which will be the P40 series.