ZTE’s Nubia range of smartphone were always famous for their cameras. The newly announced ZTE Nubia Z9 Max and Mini phones too have a great camera and in our recent review, we saw that the 16MP produced amazing results. Of course, ZTE has its own years of research and development put into perfecting its camera technology and in this time, it has acquired relevant patents and rights to use these tech.

However, it looks like the company is not happy with Huawei’s Honor X2 and P8 flagships using a similar tech on their devices. Earlier today, Nubia smartphones revealed via its official Weibo page that the company has decided to sue Huawei for suspected infringement of two of their camera patents.

The company publicly posted two letters sent by its law firm to Huawei informing them about the infringement. Along with the images, the company said the following:

“Nubia phone camera technology has been committed to research and development, and has started to obtain the relevant patents, we strive to promote the development of innovative technology to the mobile phone industry. Faced with a large range of Huawei Technologies Co., plagiarism, we felt it was time to stand up and use the law to maintain order in the industry healthy competition”

According to the letter posted on Weibo, the company has sued Huawei for infringing two patents. First is the “Slow Shutter and Capture technology” and the second one is the “imaging and mobile terminal tech”. The letter also asks Huawei to stop all kinds of manufacturing and sales activity of the devices infringing these patents. The company believes that Honor X2 is already using these two tech and the new P8 flagship could also come under scanner.

So, it looks like ZTE’s Nubia division and Huawei will enter into a patent battle in China. We still haven’t seen any kind of reply from Huawei, but expect more information pretty soon.

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A recent snapshot posted by Weibo user @DOSPY-山雨独酌 shows that the Huawei Mate 7’s processor is the Kirin 926. Based on the fact that this device has 3GB RAM and 32GB ROM, this must be the high-end version of the Mate 7.

So, what upgrades were made for the Kirin 925? It is bound to have a stronger GPU than the Kirin 920. Instead of the Kirin 920’s Mali-T628MP4 GPU, it should have the stronger Mali-T628MP6 GPU.

Although the Kirin 920 is a pretty good processor, its GPU is not very strong. If the Kirin 925 has stronger GPU then it should have better power consumption.

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After releasing the Kirin 920 processor, it does not look like Huawei will be taking a rest anytime soon. According to a reversal film showed by analyst @panjiutang, Huawei will later release a 64-bit processor. The company’s first 64-bit processor should come out in 2015 and is set to face the high-end 64-bit processors of Qualcomm and Mediatek.

There is going to be one big showdown in 2015 and we hope Huawei can catch up, or maybe even beat its rivals.

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There is a news spreadthrough the web, there is a Hass A9 quad-core 28nm HPM process, as well as high-end eight-core (quad-core A15 + quad-core A7) have been introduced and are SOC solutions. The chipset is integrates GSM/WCDMA/TDS/TD-LTE/FDD-LTE communication Modem.

And while for now we have to wait the upcoming dual card dual standby Huawei Ascend P6S phones, while the Ascend Mate 2 will also be listed after the Spring Festival, and there are a number of high-end products will be used Hass processor, so the competition between Qualcomm and MTK chips will become increasingly strong.

In addition, he also said that the photographic processing performance improvements ISP will become increasingly large, especially 64-bit chips (A53 and A57) will also be launched this year, entered the high-end eight-core 64bit (A53 + A57) era.

Although Huawei does have a slight lead in bringing 64 bit computing to Android, the real benefits will come when ARM releases its Cortex-A57 and Cortex-A53 processors. It seems that 2014 is 64-bit era for mobile processor.

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