After leaving HUAWEI and becoming an independent brand, HONOR's future is now brighter without limitations brought by the trade ban. The company has now signed a deal with the US's tech giant Microsoft to get the official license of Windows 10 for the upcoming 2021 laptop lineup. Let's read on to find out more details!

It's already looking like Windows 10 on ARM computers will be a big trend in 2021. There are a few rumours about brands working on laptops with ARM-based chipsets and Huawei is one of them. In fact, a new leak suggests that there would be a Huawei laptop featuring a Kirin 990 chipset.

About two weeks ago, Huawei unveiled the latest version 2.0 of its HarmonyOS. Users who have the more recent Huawei devices (like the Huawei P40) could register for the beta test before 31 January 2021. But the actual update is already being made available to some developers and Huawei's partners.

HUAWEI has launched an in-car smart screen today as the first after-mounted in-car product supported by HUAWEI HiCar. The in-car smart screen works with smartphones to provide various on-the-road features for users. If you happen to own a HUAWEI smartphone that supports HiCar applications, you can experience an even more seamless transfer or connection. Let's find out what are the tech specs and features of this new HUAWEI in-car smart screen!

The HarmonyOS 2.0 beta has recently started to roll out for mobile apps developers and as a public beta for some HUAWEI smartphones. With that going on, we expect the stable version of the OS (operating system) to be soon available for HUAWEI smartphone users next year. Before that happens, HUAWEI is dropping a smart screen product that comes with the HarmonyOS next week and the teaser looks interesting.

With the year coming to a close, we start to look back on all the things that have happened this year. Pandemic aside, there were plenty of things that many would consider dumbfounding or just sad, and that applies to tech as well.

In that vein, we decided to look back at some of the saddest and worst tech news for 2020. Maybe you'll find it just as dumb as we did, but without further ado let's take a look!

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. 

Apple has done it again, first they removed the audio jack, added the notch, then removing charging adapters in the box. It's ironic indeed, this is because other Android brands followed the company's footsteps and rumours have it that Huawei may the next one in removing Type-C charging cables.

As if HUAWEI hasn't suffered enough consequences from the trade ban, a new issue has come with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) made an official announcement to order telecom providers in the United States to remove all equipment from HUAWEI and ZTE. The announcement was posted by FCC's official Twitter account on 11 December.

After the trade ban happens, HUAWEI has been working hard on developing the HarmonyOS as the company is not allowed to utilize the Google Mobile Services (GMS) anymore. Today, the good news has come with the company finally announcing the launch date for the beta version of the OS for mobile phone application developers.