With the launch of the new Honor series in Europe, Huawei hopes to sell all of their smartphones in the global market. Along with the Huawei Honor 6, they also introduced European audiences to the Huawei Honor 3C, a low-end smartphone that only costs 139 Euros (174.55 USD).

The Honor 3C’s dimensions are 71.4 x 139.5 x 9.2 mm. It weighs 140g. It sports a 5-inch 1280 x 720 LCD screen. It may not be Full HD, but it is still pretty good considering the price.

The heart of the Huawei Honor 3C’s hardware is its SoC, MediaTek’s MT6582 quad-core processor which uses ARM Cortex-A7 cores and has a frequency of 1.3GHz. It also has 2GB RAM. As for the software, the European version does not have the final version of the operating system, but it does have the Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean OS along with Huawei’s Emotion UI.

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Many cell phone manufactures in China would like to make their own UI that stands for their brands, for example, MIUI from Xiaomi, Flyme from Meizu and Emotion UI from Huawei. Compared with current Emotion UI 2.0, Emotion UI 3.0 takes on significant changes, which can be seen from previously exposed information. Earlier on product launch event of Huawei Honor 6, Huawei officially announced that the phone will run on Beta Emotion UI 3.0 firstly; Huawei P7 and other models will run on formal Emotion UI 3.0 which will be released at September.

Recently, Weibo users uploaded two screenshots of the new OS Emotion UI 3.0.  This flattened OS looks rather neat, which seems to be integrated from the other UIs.

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