Huawei News

The new premium mobile phones from Huawei are in the starting blocks. Shortly before the official launch, almost all specs have now been published.

We will probably not experience Huawei's new P40 series as expected. The launch of the new smartphones has been canceled due to the coronavirus outbreak.

Huawei is projecting a 20% drop in sales, almost a year after the American ban, which the Chinese giant has resisted well up until now.

The latest addition to the Enjoy 10 series, the Enjoy 10e, starts at just 999 yuan ($143). Here are all the details.

Huawei and Honor are growing in confidence, whilst PayPal and Google Pay make a mess of things. Here are our winners and losers of the week just gone.

We were able to go hands-on with Huawei's revised Mate X, the Mate Xs. You can watch the video review right here.

The Chinese tech giant and its sister company are clearly not afraid to take on the Americans all on their own!

Huawei's new folding smartphone is here. The Huawei Mate Xs has been improved only slightly compared to its predecessor, and it isn't cheap!

Apple's iPad Pro has not really had a proper challenger up until now. We went hands-on with the Huawei MatePad Pro to see if it can compete with the best.

Huawei and the USA have been fighting each other for almost two years. I will tell you here why this has positive aspects for us.

Huawei's Y6s can go unnoticed among the new features. It offers simple and adapted functionalities for non-demanding users.

Huawei has released the latest edition of its mid-range camera-focused smartphone: the P30 lite. Here's our full review.

The dispute between the USA and Huawei rages on. The U.S. government accused the company of illegally accessing networks. Now, Huawei responded.

Mobile manufacturers offer a warranty on smartphones. But often the warranty for rechargeable batteries is shorter than for the whole device.

Four Chinese smartphone manufacturers are forming an alliance that will enable developers to provide apps and cross-platform applications.

The next generation of foldable smartphones from Samsung and Co. is here. Here's why nobody wants them!

Huawei is cutting the cord from Google moves onto the next stage. The European map service TomTom could replace Google Maps on new smartphones.

If Huawei's million-dollar investment in developing apps for its AppGallery comes good, we will have an exciting alternative to Google and Apple.

If you have a Huawei or Honor smartphone, knowing the tricks that the EMUI interface offers will help you take advantage of the system.

If you’re thinking about buying a new smartphone, we’d strongly advise against investing this month. Here’s why waiting could save you a lot of money.