Packs a Punch
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Huawei's powerful MateBook X Pro now available in U.S. starting at $1,199
Huawei's sleek and powerful MateBook X Pro is now available in the U.S. starting at $1,199.
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Huawei
Looks beautiful
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Huawei's Signature Edition MateBook E is down to $699
It combines a beautiful design with powerful internals and does so at a rather affordable price.
a premium experience
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Huawei MateBook X Pro is a near perfect laptop, even if it looks like a Mac
Huawei's MateBook X Pro is another outstanding addition to the Windows ecosystem, but it's not without controversy.
To the edge
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Huawei's slick new MateBook X Pro says goodbye to the bezel
Do you hate the mere concept of bezels? Do you wish your laptop's screen reached all the edges, even the bottom one? Then the new Huawei Matebook X Pro might well be the laptop for you.
G'day mate
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Huawei Mate 10 Pro phone will soon be on sale at the Microsoft Store
Yes, it's another Android phone in the Microsoft Store. But at least it's a pretty damn good one.
More than a friend
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Huawei's three latest MateBook laptops are now up for preorder
Looking to get in on some true next-gen mobile computing? Huawei has you covered with the new range of MateBooks.
Way to go Huawei
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Don't miss our in-depth review of Huawei's impressive MateBook X
Huawei's first attempt at a laptop is a MacBook-like Ultrabook for Windows 10 users. It's mostly well executed, too, but there are a few sacrifices.
New and Improved
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MateBook E is Huawei's refreshed 2-in-1 Windows 10 tablet for 2017
Huawei is back, with a 2017 MateBook E refresh! Here's a first look at the 2-in-1 tablet that's expected in July.
All metal and super thin
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MateBook X is a gorgeous, fanless 13-inch metal laptop
Huawei has a new Ultrabook coming this summer and we spent some time with it. Thanks to a 3:2 aspect ratio and fanless design, we're very impressed.
Your majesty
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Why Huawei's MateBook is still the best Windows 10 tablet
Huawei's first PC, the MateBook, isn't new but it's definitely still relevant. Why? It's the best all-around Windows tablet on the market, that's why.
Compare and contrast
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Huawei Matebook makes the iPad Pro upset in new ad
A new video ad for the Huawei Matebook 2-in-1 Windows 10 tablet mocks the recent iPad Pro commercial again, showing how the Matebook also can have an optional keyboard while running full versions of Office apps.
Juice it up!
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5 high-capacity power banks
In the last few months, even casual users are often picking up high-capacity power banks with over 10,000 mAh capacity – over three times of a usual smartphone battery. Here’s my pick of five such high-capacity power banks.
On the rise
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Huawei is now the third largest handset manufacturer
According to Strategy Analytics, Huawei is now the third largest mobile phone manufacturer in the world, with the vendor selling 30.6 million handsets in Q2 2015.
No Windows 10
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Huawei doesn't U-Turn on making Windows phones
There's a tale doing the rounds today about Huawei's confirmed decision to avoid making any Windows 10 powered smartphones. It's true, the company did say that during a press briefing at its Shenzhen headquarters as reported by several media outlets who were in the room at the time. While hearing a phone maker confirm they're skipping Windows 10 doesn't feel great, this one in...
Sour grapes?
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Huawei claims that no one has made money with Windows Phone
Several months after China-based Huawei said they were putting their future Windows Phone hardware development 'on hold', one of the company's executives is making a rather bold claim. In a new interview, Huawei's Joe Kelly, the head of its international media affairs, says, "We didn't make any money in Windows Phone. Nobody made any money in Windows Phone." The fact that Huawei...
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Huawei has no current plans for future Windows Phone devices
Richard Yu, the head of Huawei's consumer business group, said in a new interview that the Chinese-based smartphone company has put all future Windows Phone product development "on hold". In a chat with the Wall Street Journal, Yu is quoted as saying: "We have tried using the Windows Phone OS. But it has been difficult to persuade consumers to buy a Windows phone. It wasn't...
Huawei reverses course on dual-boot Windows, Android phones, won’t do them now
Just this past weekend it was reported by TrustedReviews that Huawei – who makes low-cost Android and Windows Phones – would be making a single, dual boot version for later this year. However, FierceWireless now has a statement from Huawei, and they’re back peddling on the plans, effectively cancelling the device. In a statement to FierceWireless, Huawei said: "Huawei Consumer...
Huawei plans to sell phone running both Android and Windows Phone later this year
According to TrustedReviews, Huawei is looking to launch a phone running both Android and Windows Phone in the U.S. in the second quarter of this year. Shao Yang, Huawei’s Chief Marketing Officer, told TrustedReviews that the company is continuing to support Windows Phone, but it is a better prospect when offered alongside Android as a part of a dual OS device. Shao Yang has stated...
Samsung and Google fear higher patent fees; raise concerns with Chinese courts about Microsoft's Nokia purchase
Google and Samsung have joined Chinese mobile phone manufacturers in expressing concerns to Chinese courts about Microsoft's purchase of Nokia. Redmond is set to absorb Nokia's phone business for 7.2 billion dollars, integrating the division responsible for Lumia, Asha and X device families. The reasons behind this move are fears that the deal will result in higher patent licensing...
Huawei and ZTE to skip CES and unveil new Windows Phones at MWC 2014?
Huawei and ZTE are rather hot in the news when it comes to Windows Phone. The two Chinese OEM partners are potentially looking to release new hardware, running Microsoft's Windows Phone OS and rumours pinned the former manufacturer to unveil its Ascend W3 at CES this week. Now, WPDang reports that this may not be the case and both Huawei and ZTE may well be eyeing up Mobile World...