News & Reviews:   huawei rumours

In a bid to transition into a self-contained ecosystem, one of the platforms Huawei has been working on is a search engine. Originally called Huawei Search, the platform went into beta back in March 2020 but is now officially available in Malaysia and has been renamed to Petal Search.

Since Huawei is banned from using Google Mobile Services, they have been steadily developing their own Huawei Mobile Services and adding more international apps to AppGallery (we were told Facebook, Twitter and Instagram are coming soon). According to XDA-Developers, it seems that the company is making a new Huawei Search which it's now on beta test.

Prior to the Huawei Mate 30 series release last year, it was most unfortunate that Huawei got caught in the trade war. The company is still not clear out of being able to use Google Mobile Services (GMS) yet, so they have been trying different ways to survive without it with their own Huawei Mobile Service. Despite this, international countries out of China still relies on GMS a lot, so what is Plan B?

Yes, the trade war is still on-going which unfortunately placed Huawei in an awkward situation. Starting from the Mate 30 series onward, they won't be able to use any Google mobile services (GMS) but according to new insights from Fred Wangfei, a Huawei executive, he said that the company probably won't return to using GMS even if the ban is lifted by the US government.

So what's the latest update with Huawei? Well, just in case you missed it - the company has apparently shipped about a million devices with HongMeng OS, although oddly not on new devices because this is for testing purpose. While that's understandable, it looks like the company is going aggressive as they have requested on trademarking HongMeng name in various countries.

In the near future, we are probably going to see the end of notched smartphones. This includes Huawei and according to a media report from South Korea, they are claiming Huawei is designing a strange device and it is indeed quite weird, here's what we found out.

Just a few hours ago, Huawei has applied a new trademark and it’s called Huawei 4D Touch. We would love to explain to you all on what does that mean and what can it do, but unfortunately, this is relatively a new term so at this point we can only speculate.

Huawei is not slowing down for a moment even after releasing the P10 and P10 Plus world wide, just recently spotted at TENAA, it seems that the company is planning to launch two new smartphones for the low entry market. Here’s what we know of the tech-specs so far.

This week, it seems that not one, but three unknown Huawei smartphones variants have been spotted on TENAA. Under the codename TRT-AL00A, TRT-AL00, and TRT-TL10, it looks like these models are designed for various networks. Let’s take a look of what the list says about the tech-specs.

With the rumour mill of Huawei Mate 9 and Mate S2 making the fans excited, we have a new report that one of the executives from the company mentioning in an interview that a new series will be introduced for the mid-range market. What does this mean? Well, definitely not a new Mate model.