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Recent patent documents from Huawei describe a vertical tri-fold smartphone built around three connected segments and two opposing hinges. The design draws clear inspiration from clamshell flip phones like the Galaxy Z Flip while adding an extra fold for more screen area.
Everyone has paused in front of a smartphone camera, almost reflexively, and wondered how to position their hands or feet. Suddenly, the shoulders seem rigid, the grin feels forced, and the end product is just another forgettable photo in your phone’s camera roll. Huawei developed a handy tool for the Pura 90 phone series, set for release on April 20, that comes in just at that moment and not only nudges you in the right direction, but also provides suggestions on how to stand, tilt, or turn for a nicer shot.
Huawei has unveiled a Wi-Fi router that shatters all preconceptions about what these devices are supposed to look like. The X3 Pro is a sleek, mountain-inspired objet d’art that boasts a clear cone and a textured peak inside. The main unit is long and thin at the top, flares out at the bottom, and has a translucent top piece that let some light in. A metal band wraps around the center, with a gold-etched mountain design and the Huawei emblem beneath it. Off the back of the main unit is a compact satellite router, perfect for expanding your network without making a big impact.
Huawei just rolled out the Mate 70 Air in China, a smartphone that manages to pack in all the high-end features while squeaking into a body that’s thinner than your average wallet. Pre-orders kicked off a day early with a very reasonable 100-yuan deposit (a credit toward the final bill, basically) and the Mate 70 Air is set to hit the shelves come November 11.
Huawei’s latest leap into the future of smartphones has landed with the Mate XTs, a device that refines the trifold concept with practicality and flair. Announced in China today and available to order now, this second-generation trifold phone builds on the bold design of the original while introducing subtle, yet significant updates.
Huawei has unleashed its latest flagship, the Pura 80 Ultra, a device that feels like a direct challenge to the smartphone photography throne. “Our Pura 80 Ultra redefines what a smartphone camera can achieve, blending innovation with precision to capture life’s moments like never before,” the company declared in its press release.
Huawei, the tech giant known for smartphones and telecom hardware, has swerved hard into the ultra-luxury car game with the Maextro S800, a massive electric sedan gunning for the likes of Rolls-Royce and Mercedes-Maybach. Born from a joint-venture with Chinese automaker JAC, this EV beast has already caused a buying frenzy in China, snagging 3,600 pre-orders in its first week, including a wild 1,600 vehicles in just 24 hours.
Huawei’s not just dropping a new laptop—they’re rewriting the rulebook on what a laptop can do. The MateBook Fold Ultimate Design claims the crown as the world’s first 18″ foldable PC you can actually buy, a bold swing into the future that pairs a jaw-dropping design with Huawei’s own HarmonyOS 5. It’s a device that feels like it’s been plucked from a sci-fi novel, yet it’s real, and it’s here.
