This is our HONOR MagicBook 14 review for the 2021 model, which replaces the AMD chip with the 11th-gen Intel Core i7.
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This is our HONOR MagicBook 14 review for the 2021 model, which replaces the AMD chip with the 11th-gen Intel Core i7.
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Honor has officially unveiled when the upcoming Honor Magic 3 will be announced. The new flagship devices are coming on August 12.
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As per the teaser, we can expect an OPPO Find X-like design on the Magic 3. We saw this design back on the Honor Magic 2.
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Teme goes on to say that the device could be launched in August, which is just a couple of months away.
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Honor just unveiled their new Honor 50 Series in China. The devices…
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Today, Honor has unveiled the new Honor MagicBook X 14 and the…
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HONOR seems to be dropping the rectangular camera housing of the HONOR 30 for a large pill-shaped one that holds two large circles.
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While HONOR seeks to re-enter the global market, gaining access to Google apps will mark a big step forward for the company.
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It seems that we may soon see great things from Honor, as the company continues its new journey without being part of Huawei
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The HONOR MagicBook 14 and 15 are both equipped with Wi-Fi 6 and a 2X2 MIMO
dual antenna design, enabling wireless transfer speeds of up to 2400 Mbps.
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HONOR has announced the launch of its Band 6, which succeeds the popular HONOR Band 5. It comes with an AMOLED display ands pcks a range of fitness features. The company claims it can last up to two weeks on a single charge. It is encased in a 2.5D curved glass screen. Moreover, the new wearable offers a 148% increase in display area over its predecessor.
The HONOR Band 6 features a 1.47-inch AMOLED display that offers a resolution of 194 x 368 pixels. As mentioned above, it offers an increase of 148% in the screen real-estate over the Band 5. The HONOR logo lies on the left edge of the wearable. It features an extensive library of watch faces and is designed to provide all-day comfort with the silicone rubber straps. The fitness tracker will be made available in three color options of Meteorite Black, Sandstone Grey, and Coral Pink.
The HONOR Band 6 comes with Pulse Oxygen Saturation (SpO2) monitoring that can detect users’ blood oxygen levels, which is essential for those who keep tabs on their respiratory health or who enjoy hiking or climbing at high altitudes. Plus, you get an optical heart rate sensor and a precise AI algorithm, which also supports 24/7 real-time continuous heart rate monitoring. It can also monitor users’ stress levels throughout the day. Additionally, you get support for sleep tracking capabilities that identify and log data around users’ daily sleep status, including how much deep sleep, light sleep, REM sleep, awake time and naps you take each day.
The fitness tracker comes with support for 10 workout modes, including outdoor and indoor running, outdoor and indoor walking, outdoor and indoor cycling, indoor swimming, elliptical, rower and free training. It sports 50 meters of water resistance as well. The HONOR Band 6 can also automatically recognize six different workout modes.
It is available at an MSRP of €49.9, and will be available to purchase from March 28 in global markets via AliExpress. It will also be available from local HIHONOR online stores starting from April.
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Honor recently got separated from its parent company, Huawei. The Chinese company then announced its Honor V40 as a separate entity earlier this month. Since then, reports about the company resuming business with Qualcomm, MediaTek, Google and more have been circulating. Now, a new report claims that Honor is also prepping to launch a foldable smartphone. The device is said to be a part of Honor’s Magic series.
Earlier this week, a tipster shared a new piece of information on Weibo, a Chinese microblogging website. The leakster stated that Honor is planning on launching a new foldable smartphone within the Magic lineup. It is likely to be a premium smartphone from the company. Previously, Zhao Ming, CEO of the company, had also mentioned that Honor will soon launch flagship series like the ‘Mate’ and ‘P’ series from Huawei. And now, it seems like Honor is all set to compete in the foldable smartphone segment as well.
On the other hand, Xiaomi is said to be working on bringing three foldable phones next year. It is expected to unveil an outfolding phone, an in-folding device as well as a clamshell. While we don’t know what type of display technology the devices are going to use, these devices could house Samsung’s display. There is no word on when we could the devices in action. That said, OPPO is also reportedly prepping to launch its foldable in the market this year.
Further, Samsung is also working on several foldable phones. It could announce a new Z Flip Lite in late 2021. The South Korean giant is likely already working on the Galaxy Z Fold 3 and Galaxy Z Flip 3, which are tipped to be announced in the third quarter of 2021. As per previous reports, the Galaxy Z Flip Lite will have a 6.7-inch display with a 120Hz refresh rate.
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Reeling from sanctions imposed by the US government, HUAWEI sold its Honor sub-brand to a government-backed consortium in November last year, in hopes of giving it a fighting chance in the face of multiple trade restrictions. Not long after, Honor signed crucial deals with some big names such as AMD, MediaTek, Microsoft, Samsung, and Sony that could again open the doors for sourcing components and software solutions. However, access to Google’s services is of critical importance for the company, especially if it hopes to revive its smartphone business in international markets. However, Honor CEO George Zhao has indicated that the company might soon get its partnership with Google back on track.
“Last week, alongside a new smartphone, Honor announced that it was resuming partnerships with the biggest semiconductor companies in the world, including Intel and AMD, as well as Qualcomm, the largest smartphone chip designer. Zhao even said the company is in talks with Google and expects to resume its partnership with the company,” says an SCMP report. “While the company has not confirmed whether it will have GMS outside China, Honor could be waiting for confirmation that Google will once again support its phones.”
Another report from a Russian publication earlier this week mentioned that Google Mobile Services (GMS) will likely make a comeback on Honor smartphones around spring. What this means is Honor smartphone buyers will soon be able to access Google services such as Maps, Gmail, YouTube – and most importantly – Play Store, on their device. Restrictions imposed on Google when it comes to maintaining ties with Honor were supposed to become void as the company is no longer owned or affiliated to HUAWEI.
Following its split with HUAWEI, the company launched a high-end 5G phone called Honor V40 in China, but details about the device’s overseas debut with access to Google services are still unclear. In the wake of the US government’s trade sanctions, HUAWEI’s smartphone shipments registered a drop of 21.5% in 2020, while the Q4 2020 decline stood at a massive 42.4% (IDC). While the future looks bright for Honor, the fate of HUAWEI still hangs in the balance, as the company doesn’t expect immediate measures of relief from the freshly elected Joe Biden government in the US.
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