At the 2023 Digital Ecosystem Satellite Mobile Communications Industry Development Forum in China, Honor’s General Manager Li Kun announced significant advancements in the company’s self-developed satellite communication technology.

According to him, Honor’s solution has successfully addressed three major technical challenges in satellite communication: antenna size, call duration, and overall communication experience.

This breakthrough is expected to provide consumers with a seamless satellite communication experience, featuring the smallest antenna size, the most stable signal, and the most power-efficient operation.

According to industry insider Digital Chat Station, Honor’s new satellite communication technology is expected to be integrated into the upcoming Honor Magic6 series smartphones, scheduled for release before the Spring Festival. These devices will also feature Honor’s proprietary low-power calling and heat dissipation technologies.

In a separate development, Honor CEO Zhao Ming revealed plans to deepen the integration of Honor’s AI model with MagicOS.

Honor also teased its on-device LLM (Large Language Model) powered by the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chip a while ago. This LLM processes all data stored on the device, including photos, contacts, videos, and more, providing users with faster and more reliable results.

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