Huawei

In every aspect, Huawei is a match for Samsung in terms of technology and its application in mobile devices. The only big loophole being the US trade restrictions imposed on the former which prohibits the use of Google services on the phone, including Google Play and Gmail. That said, Huawei…

Huawei's phones were at CES 2020 in Las Vegas, but you can't buy them in the US. Sarah Tew/CNET Huawei is the world's No. 1 telecom supplier and No. 2 phone manufacturer, but it's a pariah in countries like the US. For more than a year, there's been no shortage of…

Cheaters everywhere Numbers matter. Except when they're made up numbers by companies who are trying to game hardware benchmarks. Source: Android Central There is a subset of smartphone users that like to benchmark the hardware inside their phones. Benchmarking on Android is difficult because many apps aren't running natively (Android…

There is nothing we can do about Huawei not being able to use Android OS and Android apps officially. The top Chinese OEM has been banned from the US which meant they could not deal with Google. It was around the same time last year when the tech giant cut…

Courtesy of mapping underdog Here WeGo Huawei is in a fraught battle to narrow the app gap between its homegrown AppGallery and the ubiquitous Google Play Store. Progress has been steady, signing up the likes of Snapchat, Microsoft and, most recently, navigation tool Here WeGo. Here WeGo has long been…

The last Huawei Nova phone we remember being featured here was the Huawei P40 Lite. Well, it’s only a rehashed Huawei Nova 6 SE that launched in Europe. It’s different from the Huawei P40 and P40 Pro as it is only a mid-range phone offering. The latest from Huawei are…

With 2020 flagship season well underway, photography enthusiasts have a bunch of new cameras to choose from. Three of the best on the market right now are the Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus, Huawei P40 Pro, and the OnePlus 8 Pro. Priced around the $1,000 mark, these phones compete for the…

Samsung is still number one in the mobile market. It’s followed by Huawei but we don’t think the Chinese OEM will get ahead soon. It will take a while especially since Huawei is no longer allowed to use Android. As for Samsung, it will continue to rule as it comes…

Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)It’s been almost three years since Motorola released anything you could really consider a flagship phone (and that’s including its $1,500 bendy-screen Razr reboot). But now with the new Edge+, Motorola is getting back in the high-end handset game with practically all the features people expect in…

We’re not totally surprised this happened because it has been done before but we think highly of Huawei that we couldn’t believe it has used a DSLR photo to promote a photography contest. If you may remember, Samsung was found to be faking Portrait Mode for promotion. That was in…