Powerbeats Pro to get four new summer colors soon

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May 21, 2020

After the launch conference of the Honor X10 yesterday (20th May 2020), Zhao Ming, President of Honor’s Busines Unit, stated in an interview that that company will launch other smartphone models in their new X series, which may be the X10 Pro or X10 Plus.

The senior official accepted interviews online after the announcement and made certain interesting statements as well. When talking more in depth regarding the X series and Play series of smartphones, Zhao said that the update cycle related to both the X series and Play series is already decided. He cleared out that the X series is completely different from the Honor 9X and 9X Pro, with the “X” moniker being on the front suggesting that.

Furthermore, this new lineup starting from the Honor X10 will soon be joined by other models in the smartphone family. Rather, a similar strategy is being considered for the Honor V series, N series, and Play series as well. Zhao Ming hinted at a possible existence and future launch of the X10 Pro or X10 Plus by giving an example of the Play 4T and Play 4T Pro. In other words, confirming the existence of a more premium entry that will launch at a later date.

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Xiaomi launches its 10W Universal Wireless Car Charger, offers 10W wireless charging

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May 21, 2020

Xiaomi has just launched its new 10W Universal Wireless Car Charger. It is capable of fast charging wirelessly up to 10W and is priced at 129 Yuan (roughly 18 US Dollars), so those interested can check out the product on the Xiaomi Youpin platform.

The new wireless car charger supports various devices that are compatible with the wireless charging technology and standard. This includes the Chinese tech giant’s 2020 flagship series, the Mi 10, and Mi 10 Pro. However, the device isn’t limited to just Xiaomi phones as it can also charge the Samsung Galaxy S10 and even the new iPhone SE 2020.

The 10W Universal Wireless Car Charger from Xiaomi has an effective charging range of about 4mm and can even charge smartphones that have a protective case over them. Although, this is more effective without the case or probably thinner ones preferably. The gadget features an electric induction clamp arms on either side, over the conventional slip style, to keep the phone in place.

Furthermore, the car charger sports a built in infrared sensor and motor, which allows the device to automatically detect when a smartphone is in proximity to tighten or loosen around the device. These clip arms have a maximum range of 81.5mm after being completely open, allowing convenience and ease in one handed operations while driving, which is quite crucial.

The Xiaomi wireless car charger also helps in navigation as it solves the problem of holding the phone or charging it via a USB cable once in the car. One can simply attach it to the 10W wireless charger with one hand and glance at directions with ease. The device is primarily made of a glass panel, in which the charging panel is housed. This also helps in heat dissipation, while the overall design is minimalistic and clean.

Honor confirms it will use MediaTek 5G chips for future models as well

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May 21, 2020

Honor, the Huawei subsidiary, has just launched the Honor X10. The smartphone is a mid range 5G handset and sported the HiSilicon Kirin 820 SoC. After the launch conference, Zhao Ming, President of Honor’s Business unit, revealed that the company will now be looking towards MediaTek‘s 5G processors for its upcoming and future smartphone launches.

In the post launch interview, the senior executive stated that the Chinese company has had good relations with MediaTek, and seeks to strengthen this cooperation for the foreseeable future. Zhao said that while the Honor X10 featured the company’s proprietary Kirin 820 SoC, the future of the processor family in Honor smartphones is uncertain and that future models will likely ship with 5G chipsets from MediaTek.

The President believes that 5G networking is the next step towards a new generation of smartphones and that MediaTek with its affordable lineup has helped in bringing the barrier of entry lower than ever before. In other words, the chipmaker has helped make the newer and faster bandwidth more popular with its Dimensity chip series. For those unaware, recent sanctions from the US government has cut off chip supply from TSMC to Huawei, causing the company to look into other alternatives.

Furthermore, Zhao Ming said that MediaTek has been a partner of Honor on numerous occasions for previously launched products and that the future will see wider adoption of their chipsets across the company’s smartphone offerings. The official also stated that these chips will also be directly optimized for Honor’s custom OS and other features to offer the best and consistent user experience to its customers.

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EMUI 10.1 stable update is live for Huawei P30, P30 Pro, and MatePad Pro in China

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May 21, 2020

Huawei announced EMUI 10.1 alongside P40 series in late March. The new version of the company’s mobile software was later made available to eligible devices in China as part of the Closed Beta program. Last week, some of those devices were upgraded to Open Beta channel. Now, devices such as Huawei P30, P30 Pro, and MatePad Pro can be updated to stable build as well.

The EMUI 10.1 stable update for Huawei P30, P30 Pro, and MatePad Pro is limited to China for now. Interested users can register in the Hauwei Club app to get early access to the stable build. Since there’s no limitation for registrations, technically all users can apply and update their device to the latest mobile software offered by Huawei.

EMUI 10.1 based on Android 10 is an incremental update to EMUI 10 that debuted on Huawei Mate 30 series in the second half of 2019. The notable features of the software’s new version include multi-device control panel, Hauwei MeeTime video calling app, revamped Huawei Video, Huawei Celia voice assistant, new AODs, AI Remove Passerby, and more.

There’s even a fork of EMUI 10.1 called Magic UI 3.1 for Honor devices. The newly launched Honor X10 comes pre-installed with it. At the event, the brand even announced the official list of devices that will be getting this update.

Google Pixel 4a could be launching on July 13

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May 21, 2020

Due to the COVID-19 outbreak, Google canceled the Google I/O 2020 event that was supposed to take place this month. The Google Pixel 4a was expected to go official at the event. With the event canceled, the rumor mill speculated that it may debut later this month or June. New information shared Jon Prosser who is known for Apple leaks has claimed that the Google Pixel 4a will be launching in July.

Prosser tweeted that the Google Pixel 4a launch event will be held on July 13. He revealed that the device is ready for shipping, but its arrival has been reportedly postponed to June for reasons best known to the search engine giant. Prosser speculates that the decision has been taken by the company based on market analysis.

He added that the Pixel 4a does not support 5G networks. This was already known since the rumor mill has revealed in the past that the device will be featuring the Snapdragon 730 which is not a 5G-ready chipset. The phone is expected to arrive in Just Black and Barely Blue color editions. This suggests that there will not be a white version of the phone. Also, Google is unlikely to launch Pixel 4a XL alongside Pixel 4a.

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Google Pixel 4a specifications (Rumored)

The Google Pixel 4a features a 5.81-inch OLED panel with a punch-hole design. It supports full HD+ resolution. The phone is expected to arrive with 6 GB of RAM. The handset is likely to sell in 64 GB and 128 GB storage choices.

The Android 10 OS will come preinstalled on the Pixel 4a. It will draw power from a 3,080mAh battery that is expected to support 18W fast charging. The phone may arrive in the U.S with a starting price of $349.

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US regulators want to plug loopholes that will allow Huawei to get US chips even after the ban

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May 21, 2020

Earlier this week, it was revealed that US regulators are open to making changes that will help in fixing loopholes within the new sanctions that may allow Huawei to still receive US chipsets.

For those unaware, Huawei had its mobile processor from TSMC cut off earlier this month by the US Department of Commerce. While this was done to hinder the company’s operations within the US, it also pressurized the company to conform to American regulations. At the moment, the Chinese tech giant will require special licenses to acquire semiconductors made overseas but utilized US made technology.

In other words, TSMC is no longer taking orders from Huawei. However, a loophole of this rule is that this rule only covers chips designed by Huawei (HiSilicon Kirin). These do not include shipments that are sent directly to Huawei’s customers, something certain industry lawyers see as a potential loophole. Thus, US regulators are aiming at plugging this gap within the new set of regulations.

According to the US State Department, the new rule will “give us a great deal more information upon which to base export control decisions as we move forward and try to find the right answer to these challenges including by adapting, if we need to, if Huawei tries to work around our rules in some way,” adding that these steps are “necessary,” as the Trump administration looks at the consumer product maker as a security threat.

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OnePlus, Realme, Meizu and Black Shark joins P2P File Transfer Alliance

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May 21, 2020

Last year, Chinese smartphone makers Xiaomi, OPPO, and Vivo had announced an alliance for a cross-device file transfer protocol. Now, four more smartphone manufacturers have joined this alliance — OnePlus, Realme, Meizu and Black Shark.

With these four smartphone brands joining the list, over 400 million users are expected to get benefit of this file transfer service. So now, users of these smartphone companies will soon be able to transfer files among each other quickly without need for third-party apps.

For those who are unaware, the peer-to-peer (P2P) cross-device file transfer protocol allows user to directly and easily share files without need for any of the third-party applications. Think of it as a feature similar to Apple‘s AirDrop for Android smartphones.

Although the file transfer alliance was announced last year, the companies were working on the technology and the official rollout of the feature began earlier this year in February. The feature is soon expected to be available for these four newly joined brands.

The technology uses Wi-Fi P2P and thus allows users to transfer files at speeds of up to 20MB/s. The Wi-Fi P2P feature doesn’t interfere with the Wi-Fi functionality of the devices in any way. The protocol also supports a wide range of file formats including photos, videos, and documents.

While several smartphone brands have their own file transfer service, there was no unified method for cross-brand file transfers. With so many China-based phone makers joining the alliance, Android users will finally get a seamless file transfer feature, at least for those who are using phones from any of these brands.

Moto G8 Power Lite debuts in India for Rs. 8,999 (~$119)

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May 21, 2020

Motorola recently unveiled the Motorola Edge+ flagship phone with a whopping price tag of Rs. 74,999 (~$991). The Lenovo-owned company has announced a new phone called Moto G8 Power Lite in India. The handset had previously launched in Italy in March. Some of its key features include a 6.5-inch display, 16-megapixel triple cameras and 5,000mAh battery. It has arrived with a price tag of Rs. 8,999.

Moto G8 Power Lite specifications

The Moto G8 Power Lite features a Max Vision IPS LCD screen with waterdrop notch. It produces an HD+ resolution of 720 x 1600 pixels and 20:9 aspect ratio. The Helio P35 chipset powers the device with 4 GB of RAM. The phone offers users with a native storage of 64 GB. For additional storage, the G8 Power Lite offers users with a microSD card slot.

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The Moto G8 Power Lite has a front-facing f/2.0 aperture 8-megapixel selfie camera. The back panel of the smartphone has a triple camera system. It includes a main lens of 16-megapixel with f/2.0 aperture and PDAF, an f/2.4 aperture 2-megapixel macro shooter, and an f/2.4 aperture 2-megapixel depth sensor.

There is a 5,000mAh battery present inside the Moto G8 Power Lite that supports only 10W charging. Once charged, the phone can last for up to 2 days, says the company. The Android 9 Pie OS comes loaded on the phone. The handset comes with a splash-resistant chassis. The usual connectivity features like dual-SIM support, 4G VoLTE, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, Bluetooth 4.2, GPS, MicroUSB and 3.5mm headphone slot can be found on the device.

The all-new Moto g8 power lite packs the #UltimatePower of a 5000mAh battery, 4GB RAM + 64GB storage, 16MP triple camera system & more.

Are you ready to experience the #UltimatePower? Available on @Flipkart at just ₹8,999 starting 29 May, 12 PM onwards! https://t.co/v2Tn740HBT pic.twitter.com/djdG112iZ8

— Motorola India (@motorolaindia) May 21, 2020

Moto G8 Power Lite price and availability

The Moto G8 Power Lite has landed in India in two color variants such as Royal Blue and Arctic Blue. The phone is priced at Rs. 8,999 (~$119) and its first sale will be held on Flipkart on May 29 at 12 PM in India.

Huawei US Exec: We will survive but American people will lose jobs

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May 21, 2020

The recent sanctions employed by the US have made a devastating impact on Huawei‘s operations. The Chinese tech giant has had its crucial mobile chipset supply cutoff from TSMC, the largest contract chipmaker, and is currently investing in Chinese semiconductors for a replacement. Now, a Huawei exec from the US has responded to this crisis, revealing a two way negative effect of this move.

Andy Purdy, the US Chief Security Officer for Huawei, appeared on television (Bloomberg and CNN) and was asked regarding the impacts of this new set of regulations. According to Purdy, the company will survive this event and will eventually adapt to this, the problem will mostly be borne by American employees and companies. He stated that Huawei will face troubles in the short run, due to the forced shift in technology, but the company will eventuall turn things around.

When questioned about the survival and the massive loss of revenue, the Andy Purdy mentioned that the primary concern should fall on the 40,000 to 50,000 employees from both Huawei and the American firms that work with the Chinese company that work will lose their jobs. Furthermore, these 300 or more so American companies that sell to Huawei will also see a drastic impact on their own operations.

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Realme Buds Air Neo to go official in India on May 25; could be priced at ₹2,999 ($40)

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May 21, 2020

Realme is hosting a launch event in China on 25th May where it’ll be unveiling eight new products, including the Realme X50 Pro Player Edition smartphone. On the same day, the company has also scheduled an event in India.

The company has also confirmed that the Realme Smart TV and Realme Watch will get launched in the Indian market on 25th May. Now, it has been confirmed that the Realme Buds Air Neo will also be launched at the same event.

Madhav Sheth, CEO of Realme India has shared a tweet which confirms the launch of Buds Air Neo in India on 25th May. He has also revealed that the company has managed to sell over a million units of smart audio AIoT products so far.

The teaser mentions that the upcoming TWS earbuds from Realme are focused towards youth and thus, we expect them to be priced affordably. In fact, a promotional image of the same has been leaked online, which shows that Realme Buds Air Neo will be priced at ₹2,999 in India, which is about $40.

In terms of design, the upcoming true-wireless earphones from the company seems to be exactly the same as the original model. Further, the teaser confirms three color options — Red, White, and Olive Green.

As per the reports, the earphones will lack USB Type-C port and wireless charging support and instead will have a microUSB port for charging them. It will come with Bluetooth 5.0 to connect with smartphones and other devices.

The earphones will continue to have a dedicated R1 chipset for better audio quality and battery efficiency. However, Buds Air Neo will lack some of the features of the original Buds Air to justify the lower pricing.

The earphones are expected to have the Game Mode which reduces latency by up to 51 percent but reduces the battery life. Coming to the battery, it is expected to offer around 17 hours of battery life with the charging case.

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Vivo X50 teaser video showcases Movie mode and Sound Zoom support

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May 21, 2020

Vivo has planned an event in China on 1st June to launch its latest Vivo X50 smartphone. The company is expected to launch three smartphone in this lineup, including X50, X50 Lite, and X50 Pro.

Now, ahead of the launch, the Chinese company has been sharing teasers on its Weibo account showcasing the camera technology in the phone. In the newly shared teaser video, the company hints at movie mode and sound zoom features.

The advanced camera setup on the upcoming smartphone from Vivo comes with advanced video shooting mode which is like shooting a professional movie. There’s also support for Sound Zoom feature. We expect more details to surface online ahead of the official launch.

Recently, Vivo had confirmed that even though the phone packs an advanced camera module, the smartphone measures just 7.4mm in thickness and weighs just 170 grams. It has also been confirmed that the battery capacity has not been reduced and the device doesn’t use plastic for the middle frame.

Previously, the company had confirmed that the X50 Pro features an ultra-large primary camera sensor with a focal length of 16-135mm and supports 5x optical zoom as well as 10x digital zoom. The company is also expected to be capable of 360-degree movements and offer anti-shake technology.

Thanks to micro-gimbal technology, it has improved shutter level for longer exposure which results in capturing larger amount of incoming light, thus the output offers a better low-light capabilities for the camera.

A leaked image of the smartphone’s promotional material has revealed that the device will come with a punch-hole cutout in the top-left corner of the display for housing the front-facing camera sensor. A teaser shows that at the time of launch, the phone will be offered in at least two color options — Blue and Peach/Pink.

Oppo to launch the Ace2 EVA Transparent Edition based on the iconic Anime series Neon Genesis Evangelion

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May 21, 2020

Earlier today (21st May 2020), an upcoming Oppo Ace2 special edition was spotted again on Weibo, a Chinese microblogging website. The device was the Ace2 EVA Transparent Edition, which is based on the popular anime series Neon Genesis Evangelion. While the existence of the smartphone was previously confirmed, it had yet to be launched or seen. Now, we finally have a proper look at the device.

The limited variant of the Oppo smartphone was first shared by @i冰宇宙 on his blog that revealed that the Ace2 EVA Transparent Edition was meant to commemorate the upcoming Evangelion movie. This movie was the final part of a 4 film series that retold the events of the iconic anime and was scheduled for release in June 2020. Unfortunately, this has since been delayed due to the Coronavirus pandemic.

As the name suggests, the special Oppo Ace2 variant features a unique design. On the back, one can observe the nostalgic patterns and design that is a nod to the anime and its EVAs (giant human controlled mechas/robots). The rear panel is mostly covered in a black background over which angular circuitry designs run across the back and with the series logo above the Chinese company’s own brand name.

In recent times, smartphone vendors are increasingly adopting various and popular cinematics IPs for new launches. These handsets are generally limited edition and are said to be quite popular in certain markets. The Oppo Ace2 was launched back in April 2020 and is the flagship entry from the tech giant. Thus, it is no surprise the company would wish to attract consistent sales with a special edition.

New RedmiBook laptops confirmed to launch in China on May 26

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May 21, 2020

Xiaomi-backed Redmi brand is hosting a launch event on 26th May in China where the company will be launching its Redmi 10X series smartphones. Now, with just a few days left for the event, the company has confirmed the launch of RedmiBook at the same event.

The Chinese brand has shared a teaser poster online featuring an outline of a laptop or as the company calls RedmiBook. The caption along with the image goes: “The small screen for games is not fun, and the large screen for office is not portable. What size screen is the perfect size for both?”

The teaser hints that the upcoming RedmiBook, which is set to launch next week, will come with a bigger display than the standard. While the screen size is not yet known, it could be a 16-inch or 17-inch panel.

The company is also reportedly working on new laptops powered by the R5 4500U and R7 4700U processors, coupled with 16GB RAM and 512GB SSD (Samsung PM881) storage. We expect the company to share more information about the RedmiBook in the coming days.

Previously, we reported that the three upcoming laptops from the brand powered by AMD chipsets have already been listed on JD.com — RedmiBook 13 Ryzen Edition, the 2nd-gen RedmiBook 14 Ryzen Edition, and the RedmiBook 16 Ryzen Edition.

As said, the launch event is scheduled on 26th May in China where the Dimensity 820 powered Redmi 10X series as well as these new RedmiBook devices will go official. It remains to be seen if Xiaomi has any other product up its sleeves for the same event.

Xiaomi launches XiaoAI Art Speaker in China for 299 yuan ($42)

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May 21, 2020

After teasing it a few days ago, Xiaomi has today officially launched the XiaoAI Art Speaker in its home market. With this launch, it has become the first XiaoAI speaker from the company to come with a metal body.

It has a textured metal body design with 16 million color aurora light strips. The outer body has a matte fine stone pattern and comes with seamlessly integrated touch buttons. The device comes packed with a 2.5-inch full-range speaker.

There’s also a special paper carcass and voice coil and a U-shaped duct for bass enhancement, along with DTS professional sound tuning and Stereo 2.0 support. So, two of these can be connected together for a true stereo sound experience.

Thanks to the XiaoAI, this new smart speaker from the company can also be used to control more than 2000 smart devices using voice commands, which covers and supports more than 1,600 life skills.

For those who are unaware, XiaoAI is a smart AI-powered voice assistant from Xiaomi, similar to Apple Siri and Google Assistant, but it is built specially for Xiaomi and Redmi products and is currently limited to the Chinese market.

The Xiaomi XiaoAI Art Speaker is priced at 349 yuan (approximately $49) but will be available for purchase for 299 yuan from 25th May, which roughly coverts to $42.

POCO M2 Pro gets certified for Bluetooth and WiFi

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May 21, 2020

Earlier this month, a new POCO device called M2 Pro popped on Xiaomi India’s RF exposure page. The device was later confirmed by an XDA Developers finding, which suggested this handset with model number M2003J6CI could be a variant of Redmi Note 9 series. Now, the same phone has been spotted once again on Bluetooth SIG and WiFi Alliance.

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POCO, a former sub-brand of Xiaomi became a sensation with its POCO F1 smartphone in 2018. The brand emerged once again after nearly two years with its second device called POCO X2. Then, out of nowhere, a new phone called POCO M2 Pro appeared on the web ahead of POCO F2 Pro launch.

The model number M2003J6CI associated with this phone was later traced back to the codename ‘gram’. The same was also found in the kernel source code of Redmi Note 9 Pro. In fact, there’s even a firmware tagged as ‘gram_in_global’ for POCO M2 Pro confirming it to launch in India.

Having said that, there’s no leak or listing of this handset’s specifications yet. But since it is related to Redmi Note 9 Pro, it could be powered by Snapdragon 720G or any other Snapdragon 700 series SoC.

Additionally, POCO is also set to launch its first-ever truly wireless earphones called ‘POCO Pop Buds’. But there’s not a single piece of information available regarding this product.

LG Q61 with 6.5-inch punch-hole display and 48MP quad cameras announced

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May 21, 2020

LG has announced a smartphone named LG Q61 in South Korea. While it may sound like a new device, it is a rebranded version of the LG K61 phone that went official in global markets in February this year. A large-sized punch-hole display and 48-megapixel quad cameras are some of the major attractions of the smartphone.

LG Q61 specifications

The LG Q61 has a 6.5-inch IPS LCD panel. There is a punch-hole positioned at the upper-left corner of its display. The screen supports full HD+ resolution and 19.5:9 aspect ratio.

The modest MediaTek Helio P35 chipset is present under the hood of the LG Q61 smartphone. The 12nm SoC is accompanied by 4 GB of RAM. The native storage of the device is 64 GB. There is a dedicated microSD card slot on the phone for more storage.

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The LG Q61 has a front-facing camera of 16-megapixel. The horizontal quad-camera setup placed on the backside of the device has a 48-megapixel main lens, an 8-megapixel ultrawide sensor, a 2-megapixel macro shooter, a 5-megapixel depth sensor and an LED flash unit. The phone draws power from a 4,000mAh battery.

The Android 10 OS comes preinstalled on the LG Q61. The phone features a rear-facing fingerprint sensor and there is a dedicated hardware button for accessing the Google Assistant. The phone has a 3.5mm audio jack and it supports DTS:X 3D Surround technology. Other features of the LG Q61 include MIL-STD 810G certified chassis, Wi-Fi 802.11ac, 4G VoLTE, Bluetooth 5.0, NFC, GPS, and USB-C.

LG Q61 price and availability

The LG Q61 is priced at 369,600 KRW (~$299) in South Korea. The first sales of the phone will begin on May 29 in the home market.

Huawei Celia voice assistant is now live on P40 series

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May 21, 2020

Huawei introduced ‘Celia’, its own voice assistant at the launch of Huawei P40 series with EMUI 10.1. However, it did not make it to the retail units. But now the company’s homegrown assistant is finally here, albeit, it is limited to certain regions for now.

Due to the ban imposed by the US government on Huawei, the Chinese telecom had to rethink its smartphone division. It introduced Huawei Mobile Services (HMS) along with AppGallery to fill the void left by Google Mobiles Services (GMS) and Play Store.

At the Huawei P40 series launch event, the company also announced EMUI 10.1. The latest version of the brand’s mobile software also included ‘Celia’, its new voice assistant for international markets.

For the unaware, Huawei already has a voice assistant called Xiaoyi in China. It is found on the company’s smart speakers like AI Speaker 2, smartphones, and more. We believe the new Celia voice assistant could be based on Xiaoyi itself.

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Having said that, if you own a Huawei P40, P40 Pro or P40 Pro Plus, you can use Celia by changing your locale to either UK, France, Spain, Chile, Mexico or Colombia. That is because the assistant is only limited to these regions as of now.

As far as languages are concerned, it can understand English (UK), Spanish, and French for now. Since Celia is intended as a replacement for Google Assitant, its UI is similar to the latter. Further, it also supports HiVision AI Lens and AI touch-shopping.

The Celia voice assistant is expected to be available on multiple Huawei and Honor smartphones with EMUI 10.1 update in the coming weeks.

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Realme X50 Pro Player Edition display details confirmed

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May 21, 2020

Realme is now building hype around the new devices that are going to break cover on May 25 in China. One of the devices that is confirmed to get announced on the said date is the Realme X50 Pro Player Edition which is a gaming-focused variant of the Realme X50 Pro 5G flagship phone that debuted back in February. The smartphone has already appeared with all its specs on TENAA. The TENAA listing revealed that it will be borrowing most of its specs from Realme X50 Pro 5G. However, it will be arriving with downgraded cameras. The company has been revealing the gaming-focused features of the X50 Pro Player Edition. Through new posters, Realme confirmed the display details of the Player Edition phone.

The Realme X50 Pro Player Edition has a 6.44-inch S-AMOLED display. The full HD+ resolution supporting screen will offer a 90Hz refresh rate and 180Hz touch sampling rate. The Snapdragon 865 powered phone with a refresh rate display will offer enhanced gaming experience on games like PUBG and King of Fighters ’98.

The Player Edition has an HDR10+ compliant display and it carries support for DCI-P3 color gamut. It delivers a peak brightness of 1,100nits. The presence of E3 luminescent material will reduce the power consumption by the display by 7 percent.

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The TENAA listing revealed that the Realme X50 Pro Player Edition has 48-megapixel + 8-megapixel + 2-megapixel + 2-megapixel quad-camera system. At the front, it has 16-megapixel + 2-megapixel dual selfie snapper.

The phone will ship with up to 12 GB of LPDDR5 RAM and up to 512 GB of UFS 3.1 storage. It will be loaded with Android 10 OS. The phone will be powered by a 4,200mAh battery that supports 65W fast charging. Lastly, it has an in-screen fingerprint reader.

Vivo Y70s 5G official teasers reveal Exynos 880, 48MP triple cameras and color variants

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