Last month, we reported that Huawei could be developing their own desktop PC thanks to the leaked render images online. While we only got to see one part of the whole thing, the monitor alongside a Bluetooth mouse and keyboard have appeared online. It was spotted on the official Huawei developer website and the name is called Qingyun W510.

For those who bought the previous HUAWEI smartphones that come with GMS (Google Mobile Services), this could be a problem that you might be worried about after the US ban happened. As the company no longer has access to American software and technology, current users are wondering if their HUAWEI devices (with GMS) still can get system updates or security patches. Now, it appears that the answer might be a 'yes' from a statement made by HUAWEI.

As most of you already know, the tension between Huawei and the US Government is far from over. Huawei may not be able to access into Google Mobile Services but according to the US Department of Commerce, the company have "went around the backdoor" by getting some tech components from the USA via third-party companies. With this, the US Bureau of Industry and Security will be banning the 38 companies that are affiliated with them.

For four years and counting, Huawei is known for coming up with a wide variety of rear camera designs. So what's new this time? Well, it seems that Huawei could offer another crazy rear camera design with a mini secondary display.

Based on a statement by androidauthority.com, it seems that Huawei could be working on a smartphone with an all-screen under-display fingerprint sensor, as well as a in-display selfie camera. While not much is known in regards to the exact tech specs and release date of the aforementioned smartphone, our source did mention that an all-display fingerprint sensor could potentially increase power consumption of the device.

Why? Because Huawei has been working hard to allow all its products to connect with one another, as part of the company's "1+8+N" Seamless Life AI initiative. But how exactly are these devices integrated with one another? Well, today let's talk about the different Huawei products that can be linked together with just One Tap.

Earlier this month, Huawei CEO Yu Chengdong announced that its upcoming smartwatch will feature Harmony OS. He also mentioned that other products, including smartphones, will start using the OS too. Now, sources suggest that smartphones with Harmony OS could appear sooner than later.

TechNave NewsBytes 2020 #20 - Huawei, Samsung, Celcom Xpax, Maxis, Digi, Lenovo, AMD and more with a Special: Xiaomi Celebrates 10 Years: From 10 to Infinity

Ever since Huawei's breakthrough with the P9 series back in 2016, they have been introducing countless features on their devices. Even in these current circumstances, it didn't slow down the company one bit in releasing new features for consumers to use. In this article, we will go through their 1+8+N Together 2020 campaign and take a look back at what Huawei Share can do. Check them out below! 

Apart from selling telecommunications equipment and consumer electronics, HUAWEI is now focusing on the automobile industry too. It is reported that the Chinese tech giant invests heavily in smart car solutions and one of them is to create cost-effective LiDAR technology.