It's Merdeka Day 2020 next Monday and promos are popping out everywhere now. One of them is a combined effort by Huawei Video and Astro to offer users a "Merdeka Bundle" for the occasion. Huawei has said that this campaign is meant to support local movie producers.

Today, Xiaomi posted a video on their Weibo account and showed off a new feature. The new feature is quite similar to Huawei Share and Samsung's Link to Windows. For your information, screen sharing is when we need to use a certain gadget and connect through the NFC or a QR code, but what’s the difference between these three?

Quite a number of these devices are available in Malaysia too, which is why it's good to know what they do and how they connect. Who knows, you might decide to get them for the convenience! With that said, these devices mainly connect using Huawei Share. Using this feature, you can enjoy a seamless user experience with your Huawei devices with just One Tap.

Looks like September 2020 will be a big launch month for Huawei. Other than the Mate 40 series that's expected to launch in late September, there's now another event that will be held within the same month. In that event, Huawei will likely be launching three new products that aren't smartphones.

As per tradition, Huawei would always introduce their latest Kirin chipset at the IFA event annually. For this upcoming IFA 2020 event on 3 September, it was previously reported that the Kirin 1000 would be the next chipset but that could be no longer the case. Thanks to a new report, the company could unveil the Kirin 9000 chipset for the Huawei Mate 40 series.

As our lives get more digital by the day, it doesn't take a rocket scientist to see that we are relying more on devices for work, play and socializing. It can be transferring files between our phones and computer (which can be a hassle sometimes) or trying to connect multiple devices at one go. Also, it's not uncommon to misplace our car keys somewhere in the house as well. But what does this have to do with Huawei's One Tap Connectivity? 

We all know that the US ban is causing a lot of troubles to HUAWEI. From Google services to the production of chipsets, the Chinese tech giant is determined to overcome them one by one. Earlier, it was reported that the company's self-made HarmonyOS will be featured on all their devices in the future. Now, it looks like they are slowly achieving the goal by announcing the first smartphone that comes with the system later this year.

HUAWEI has held an event today to launch the HUAWEI MateBook X. Apart from the flagship laptop, there are also other new things including the successor of their wireless earphones HUAWEI FreeLace. The next-generation HUAWEI FreeLace Pro has been announced with active noise-cancelling, which is a feature that is quite important for headsets nowadays.

Recently, Shenzhen just added 2 new routes in the metro line, and one of the station names is called the Huawei Station. Yup, Huawei not only manufactures a wide variety of gadgets but now they even have a metro line that is named before the company. 

As if it wasn't hit hard enough, the US decided to impose new sanctions to tighten restrictions on Huawei. The US government has placed new sanctions that restrict the sales of any semiconductor chip with US technology to Huawei. This will affect companies that supply Huawei with mobile chips.