We already know that Honor is planning on launching a new smartphone in the Chinese market soon. But prior to its official announcement, the company has teased the Honor 80 GT. So let’s have a look.

For those unaware, the Honor 80 GT is set to be unveiled in China on December 26. This device is a high end model from the company and will be equipped with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 SoC. On the rear, it will sport a 54 megapixel triple camera setup and support 66W fast charging rate as well. Finer details are still at large, but previous leaks have hinted at a punch hole OLED display with a Full HD+ resolution and 120Hz refresh rate.

Apart from this, we can expect the device to run on Android 13 OS based MagicOS 7 software. The Honor 80 GT is the company’s latest flagship model, but it will still feature a plastic frame to keep the cost low. But under the hood, it seems like the brand has placed an emphasis on keeping thermals in check. In the new teaser, the Chinese smartphone maker revealed that the device will arrive with a VC (vapor chamber) liquid cooling mechanism.

The device will also house a large 74mm thermal materials to help keep the temperatures in check as well. The company also shared some other interesting details regarding the cooling performance of the handset. While playing MOBA titles, the device is capable of running at a cool 37.3 degree Celsius. Furthermore, it was also revealed that the Honor 80 GT will be 7.9mm in thickness and weigh just 187 grams.

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India is making it harder for Chinese investors to invest money in its companies after the rising tensions at the India-China border. With India closing doors to Chinese venture capital firms, they are now shifting focus towards Indonesia.

The report adds that funds like Shunwei Capital from the founders of Xiaomi and BAce Capital backed by the Ant Group are now pivoting from India to Indonesia. Shunwei Capital, which runs funds worth $3 billion, is planning to close more deals in Indonesia and said that it is not making new investments in India for now.

Instead of making new investments in India, the fund says that it will focus on managing its existing portfolio of companies. On the other hand, the FT report adds that BAce Capital is also making the move but will not be much active as the market is less developed.

Chinese investors have powered India’s tech boom, investing heavily in some of the leading startups, including fin-tech platform Paytm, food delivery service provider Zomato, and the ed-tech giant Byju’s.

However, earlier this year, the Indian government revealed new rules targeted towards Chinese investors over concerns of opportunistic takeovers, which has now led to investors cutting off funding.

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Apart from that, the Indian government has been banning Chinese applications in the country for months now, citing national security issues but without offering any proof of such claims. So far, India has banned more than 170 Chinese apps, including Aliexpres, PUBG Mobile, CamScanner, etc.

With investors facing several issues with the regulations in India, other startups in Southeast Asia will get benefits. Indonesia is ranked fourth in the world in terms of population and the country already has a few billion-dollar companies.

At a time when new startups and trying to raise millions of dollars for growth, several prominent companies and investors are now shifting focus towards Indonesia, including the likes of Google and Facebook. Just to put that into perspective, a report revealed that investments in Southeast Asia in H1 2020 grew by 55 percent compared to last year.

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