During the 18th Global Analyst Conference in Shenzhen, it seems that Huawei mentioned that they have invested more than USD1 billion in smart car components and R&D in order to manufacture the Huawei EV in the near future. Not only that, but Huawei claimed that their upcoming EV is able to achieve up to 1000KM range of autonomous driving on a single charge, which is significantly more compared to Tesla.

Unlike Xiaomi, it looks like HUAWEI will not be making its own smart vehicles. Instead, the company has announced that it will be partnering with three automobile companies to launch three sub-brands for smart cars. With that said, the Chinese tech giant will not be focusing on building cars but helping others build good cars by using its advanced technology. 

Earlier, HONOR has claimed that the upcoming Magic series will surpass the likes of HUAWEI's P and MATE series. With that statement, it makes us wonder even more about what kind of smartphone that the brand will make after leaving HUAWEI. Today, it is reported that other than the Magic series, HONOR will also be bringing the high-end Digital series smartphones to the market in its comeback.

As many of you are aware, Huawei has its hands in plenty of pies these days. Last year, the company released its Vision X65 smart TV. Now, the company is updating its flagship V series with a total of four new smart TVs.

If you're interested in HarmonyOS, you've probably been keeping up with its recent news. Huawei's operating system is set to launch later this month, but developers have already gotten a taste for it and have been revealing what it has.

HUAWEI has released its annual report and it is shown that the company is doing better than before despite the US ban. As HUAWEI doesn't report quarterly earnings since it's a private company with a unique employee ownership structure, the annual report is the only thing that allows us to check on the company's performance.

With 4.4 on the way from Shopee, the Mega Electronics Sale is coming real soon. From smartphones to cameras, we managed to track down some tech gadget sales that you might be interested in. So without beating around the bush too much, read on below.

Generally, Huawei would usually showcase their latest P series smartphones in March during the Mobile World Congress show. But it seems that the company is delaying that until the end of April (at least according to a staff member) with two events - one on 22 April and the other on 27th.

After being banned by the US from using Google Mobile Services, HUAWEI started to focus on developing its own in-house OS dubbed HarmonyOS. Now, the company is finally going to release the final beta version on 31 March.

Earlier this month, it was rumoured that the next Huawei MatePad Pro will feature a Kirin 9000E chipset. But it looks like that's not the only chipset that is launching in 2021. In fact, sources claim that there's at least another Kirin chipset on the way.