Richard Yu really tried to stick it to Apple at today’s CES keynote. The Huawei Consumer CEO favorably compared the company’s new flagship Mate 10 Pro to the iPhone X, discussing all the ways in which their device surpasses Apple’s. Thanks to a partnership with Porsche Design, the company can now add extravagance to that list. According to the company, consumer demand… Read More
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Huawei’s Mate 10 Pro is coming to the US unlocked next month
As expected, today’s Huawei CES press conference was a strange affair. The company’s U.S. plans were recently thwarted, as per a report in The Wall Street Journal, leaving the company in a bit of a lurch. Consumer CEO Richard Yu went ahead as planned, officially launching the company’s new flagship here in the States, but as an unlocked option, only. Read More
Gal Gadot is Huawei’s secret weapon, as US distribution plans fall through
What’s a poor smartphone maker to do when its latest grand plans for US distribution fall through? Hire Wonder Woman, of course. With an AT&T deal reportedly falling through last minute, Huawei’s hanging a lot on its latest celebrity spokesperson, Gal Gadot as it looks to spread brand recognition, globally. Of course, the marketing’s likely been in the works for a while,… Read More
Huawei’s new whole-home Wi-Fi system combines Powerline and mesh networking
Huawei today announced a new whole-home Wi-Fi system, the WiFi Q2. Currently, Wi-Fi mesh network systems are quickly becoming the standard, with companies like Qualcomm estimating that they now account for 40 percent of new Wi-Fi router sales. Huawei is going a different route, though. In addition to a Wi-Fi mesh, it also uses a Powerline network that routes your traffic over the existing… Read More
Huawei’s U.S. distribution plans are thwarted again as AT&T reportedly backs out of a deal
Huawei’s CES press conference isn’t until later today, but the company’s already having a rough time of it. According to reports from The Wall Street Journal, AT&T has backed out of a deal with the Chinese smartphone maker — the latest in a series of setbacks as the company attempts to gain a foothold in the U.S. Read More
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Huawei Mate 10 Pro is great where it counts: Camera and battery life
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Huawei’s new flagship phones, the Mate 10 and the Mate 10 Pro, are like a typical Hollywood blockbuster — polished in all areas, but entirely void of originality.
This has always been the case for Huawei, which is still struggling to get significant traction in the U.S. despite being the world’s second-largest smartphone manufacturer. I’ve given up waiting for Huawei to wow me; instead, I’d like to see the company produce a phone that’s really, really good at everything.
With the latest duo of large-screened flagships, Huawei still hasn’t done it, but it came really, really close.
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