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Huawei Mate 10/Mate 10 Pro tips and tricks

Here we’re going to talk you through some of the key tips and tricks you need to learn to make the most of your new Huawei Mate 10/Mate 10 Pro.

Basic1. Locate the preloaded theme folders

Your phone comes with a few preloaded themes that have some really nice wallpapers. If, for some reason, you would like to extract these wallpapers, below is the location where the theme folders are stored. The wallpapers are stored in the wallpaper folder found in each theme’s folder.

\Huawei\Themes\.cache\

2. Enable blue light filter

Avoid eye strain caused by the blue light from your phone with the built-in blue light filter.

From the device’s Settings, go to Display > Eye comfort.

Slide the Eye comfort switch to the on position.

Here, you can also schedule the times to turn on and off the blue light filter automatically.

Note: A quicker way to turn on the blue light filter is by tapping the Eye Comfort button on the shortcuts panel.

3. Check the battery level and temperature

You can see check your phone’s battery percentage and temperature with the following method:

On your phone dialer, dial *#*#2846579#*#*

Tap Battery Charge, and you should get a similar screen.

4. Switch between basic and scientific calculator

Simply rotate your phone to landscape screen orientation to switch from basic to scientific calculator.

5. Use the Mirror app to check your appearance

Use the Mirror app to check your appearance and make some touch ups. Tap the screen once to pause the image. You can also long tap on the screen for a surprise.

6. Show network speed in the status bar

You can make the network connection speed visible at all times in the status bar. Here’s how:

From the device’s Settings, tap Display > More display settings > turn on Display network speed.

7. Open Sound recorder, Calculator, Torch, Timer and QR/Bar code scanner without unlocking your phone

On the Lock screen, swipe up from the bottom of the screen to get the buttons to open Sound recorder, Calculator, Torch. Timer/Clock and QR/Bar code scanner directly.

If you’re using the Magazine styled lock screen, you’ll see additional controls for the wallpaper slideshow.

8. Use your knuckles to take screenshots, start video recording and launch apps

Mate10 is packed with smart features including knuckle gesture controls. You can enable the Take screenshot, Open apps and Split screen options in Smart assistance > Motion control so that you can do the following with your knuckles.

Tap the screen using your knuckles to capture screen, start & stop video recording.

Draw letters using your knuckles to launch apps.

Draw a line across the screen with your knuckle to enter split-screen mode.

9. To screenshot a specific area

You can screenshot a specific area on your phone screen with no extra apps involved. With the Smart screenshot option turned on in the Settings > Smart assistance > Motion control > Take screenshot, you can draw an enclosed region with your knuckle to capture part of the screen.

10. Take long scrolling screenshots

Your phone can capture long screenshots that extend beyond the length of your screen. To do this, take a normal screen shot and then swipe down the generated thumbnail. Alternatively, if you’ve turned on Smart screenshot (in Smart assistance > Motion control > Take screenshot), you can draw an S to take a scrolling screenshot.

12. Prevent pocket-dialling

Stop being the person who accidentally calls your friends. Enable the Mistouch prevention mode to stop accidental placement of phone calls while your phone is in your pocket.

Open the Settings app, tap Smart assistance.

Turn on Mistouch prevention.

13. Turn off screenshot sound

Your phone creates a shutter sound whenever you take a screenshot which can create a distraction or draw unnecessary attention. To stop this sound, follow these steps:

Open the Settings app, tap Sounds > More sound settings > turn off Screenshot.

14. Schedule power on and off automatically

Turning off your phone when you sleep and turning it back on when you wake up is easier with the Scheduled power on/off function. Head over to your device’s Settings > Smart assistance > Schedule power on/off to set the times to have your phone does it automatically for you.

15. Use any of these ways to start a screen recording

Press the Power button + Volume Up button at the same time. Press the same buttons again to stop the recording.

Tap the Recording button on the Shortcuts panel. There’s also a Stop button in the Notification panel that you can use to stop the recording.

Knock you screen 2 times with 2 knuckles. Do the same gesture to stop the recording.

16. Use gloves mode

If you want to control your phone without exposing your hands to extreme temperatures, turn on the Gloves mode.

Open the Settings app, tap Smart assistance > turn on Gloves mode.

17. Use Fingerprint to turn on and unlock the lock screen

No “double tap to wake”? No problem. You can use Fingerprint to turn on and unlock the lock screen at the same time. Go to your device’s Settings > Security & Privacy > Fingerprint management to enrol your fingerprint.

18. Dial *#*#6130#*#*

Just dial *#*#6130#*#* for fun and some phone information.

19. Display an app’s App Info screen quickly

Here’s a common method in Android to quickly display an app’s App Info screen. If the app is currently running or opened previously, tap the Recent button, (If necessary) scroll through the list of app thumbnails to look for the app you want, then long tap its app icon in the upper right corner of the app thumbnail.

20. Use these hidden codes

You can enter these codes on the dialer to find out more information about your phone and test the hardware.

*#06# – This code displays your phone’s IMEI numbers.

*#0000# – This code opens the About phone screen that shows the following information: Model number, Build number, Hardware version, IMEI information, etc.

*#*#2846579#*#* – This code opens the ProjectMenu screen that shows the following information: Background settings, Veneer Informations, Network Information Query, Software Upgrade, Restore Factory, Battery information

*#*#1357946#*#* – This code opens the Settings screen that shows the following information: EMUI version, Serial number, Product ID.

*#*#6130#*#* – This code displays the phone SIM card information, app usage statistics and Wi-Fi information.

*#2846# – This code will start a series of hardware tests such as touch screen, colours, hardware buttons, speaker, etc. Press the Volume – button to go the next test after completing the current test by following the on-screen instructions. Press Volume + to get back to the previous test. After a few tests, you should see a Home button that lets you to exit the test anytime.

21. Pick a way to control your phone

If you’re using the regular version of Mate 10, you’re spoilt for choice when it comes to phone navigation. You have the physical button navigation, virtual navigation bar and navigation dock. Go to the device’s Settings > Smart assistance > System navigation to pick your choice. Personally, I haven’t got used to using the navigation dock to switch between apps and I find it hard to use the hardware button for more than a home button. My choice is the virtual navigation bar.

22. Use Simple mode

Make the phone best for grandparents and seniors by using the Simple mode. This mode offers minimalistic and clean home screen with large icons. To turn this on, go to the Settings > System > Simple mode > Tap the Apply button.

23. Browse your apps in landscape mode

Want to browse your apps and settings screen in landscape? Turn the Auto-rotate feature on.

Pinch a home screen using 2 fingers, and then tap Settings.

Turn on Auto-rotate.

24. Read QR codes

There are lots of free QR code apps to download, but your Mate 10 will be able to read QR codes without any of these. Here are the 2 ways to do that:

i. Method 1. From the lock screen

Swipe up from the bottom of the lock screen.

Tap the HiVision button on the far right side.

Select QR code, and start scanning a QR code.

ii. Method 2: From the home screen

Swipe down on a home screen to open the search screen.

Tap the HiVision button next to the search textbox.

Select QR code, and start scanning a QR code.

26. Show time and weather of two different cities

The weather widget has the feature to show the time and weather of two different cities/timezones: One clock for your home city, and another one for the city you’re currently in.

Tap the weather reading on the weather widget on your home screen.

Tap three-vertical-dot Menu button > Weather widget.

Turn on Current location, and tap Add city to select your home city.

After that, the weather widget should show the clocks and weather information of your home city and the city you’re currently in.

27. Multitask on your phone

In our busy world, multitasking is required. Besides offering a way to easily switch between recently opened apps, Mate10 lets you open two apps at the same time. Yes, you can now watch YouTube and browse the Internet or watch a video and communicate with friends on whatsapp at the same time using the split-screen feature.

You can get into the split-screen mode with the following steps:

Open the first app.

Long tap Recent apps (Square) button to split screen into half. Tip: Tip: Here, you can also use your knuckle to draw a horizontal line across the screen to enter split-screen mode especially if you’re using the full screen gesture navigation method.

In the lower half of the screen, open another app.

To exit the split-screen mode, you can long tap the Recent apps button.

28. Pick any of these methods to enter the split-screen mode

The above point talks about multitasking on your phone using the split-screen mode. Do you know there’s more than one way you can enter the split-screen mode? In an app that supports split-screen mode, you can do any of these methods to enter the split-screen mode:

Long tap the Recent apps (or Overview) button.

Draw a line across the screen horizontally using your knuckle.

Swipe up from the navigation bar using two fingers.

29. Use the screen lock button

If you’re worried that using the Power button too frequently may damage it, add a Screen Lock button on the home screen. You can then touch this button to turn off and lock screen.

30. Check time without turning on the phone

Quickly check the time and date without even turning on your phone screen thanks to the Always display information feature (which is only available on Mate 10 Pro). Simply follow the steps below to turn on this feature:

From the device’s Settings, tap Screen lock & passwords > Always display information.

Turn on the Enable now switch. Tip: If you wish to use this feature only for a specific duration, the can set the start time and end time here.

31. Enter and exit safe mode (to identify problem apps)

You can use safe mode to start your device with only the pre-installed apps. Some downloaded apps can make your device keep restarting itself, freezing, crashing, or be slow. If the problems go away in safe mode, a downloaded app on your device probably caused them.

You can try uninstalling the recently downloaded apps one by one by going to the device’s Settings > Apps > tap the app you want to uninstall > Uninstall. After each uninstallation, reboot your phone to normal mode to check whether uninstalling that app solves the problem.

To boot into safe mode, following these steps:

Power off your phone.

Power on your phone.

Short press the volume down continuously until the lock screen. Tip: If it doesn’t work for you, you can keep trying, and increasing the speed of pressing the Volume Down button.

You should see the word Safe mode in lower left corner of the screen.

Tip: Just reboot the phone to exit the safe mode.

32. Sign in two different accounts to Facebook and WhatsApp

Your phone comes with the App twin feature letting you use two different accounts for some popular social media platforms such as Facebook, WhatsApp, Messenger and etc. That means you can keep your accounts for work and personal separate, but on the same phone.

From the device’s Settings, go to Apps > App twin, and turn on the switch next to the social media app that you want to use 2 accounts.

An additional app icon (for this particular social media) will be added to the home for your second log in. To differentiate from the original icon, the new one has a little badge with no. 2 in the lower right corner of the app icon.

33. Locate an app quickly

Instead of searching through screen after screen for an app icon, you can search and locate it using the universal search. Access the universal search function by sliding down on a home screen. Then, type the app’s name into the search box, and it will show up in the search results. To locate it, simply tap the pointer icon next to it.

34. Identify the date of manufacture

You can find out the date of manufacture of your phone from the serial number. Here’s how:

From the device’s Settings, go to System > About phone > Status.

Look at the serial number. From the left, the 6th & 7th characters represent year, the 8th character represents month with A, B, C used for October, November and December, and the 9th and 10th characters represent date.

35. Enable one-handed mode

Having a hard time reaching the top of the screen with your fingers? Enable one-handed mode to reduce the display size. Here’s how:

Go to Settings > Smart assistance > One-handed UI > Mini screen view to turn on this feature, and learn the two methods to transform your phone to have a smaller screen.

36. Use and add app icon shortcuts

You can long tap the app icons on the home screen to access their frequently used features. And, you can also add these features as shortcuts by just dragging them to your home screen.

For example, when you long tap the Camera icon, you’ll see a pop-up menu to quickly launch Selfie, Video and etc. If you take three selfies per day on average, you might consider adding the Selfie mode shortcut by dragging it from the menu to your home screen.

37. Use gesture control

The new EMUI 9.0 which based on Android 9.0 offers gesture controls, and you can go to Settings > System navigation, and select Gestures to turn it on. With Gestures navigation, you’ll navigate around using upward swipe for returning home, a swipe from the side of the screen for back, and a swipe up and hold to open recent app screen.

38. Tell your phone to call contacts and ask where it’s

Your Mate 10 is always listening to you, and therefore you can wake it up using your voice and tell it to call someone. Also, if you’ve misplaced your phone somewhere around the house, you call out loud “Where are you” to make it plays loud music and flashes light. To use these features, you can go to Settings > Smart assistance > Voice control > Voice wakeup to turn on this feature, and train your phone to recognize your voice.

39. Better gaming experience with AppGallery Assistant

If you want to improve your gaming experience on this phone, you can make use of the AppGallery Assistant function (aka Game suite). When you open games from AppAssistant, your phone will optimize the settings for gaming, block all notifications, except call, alarm and low battery notifications and lock the on-screen and off-screen navigation buttons. You can access the AppAssistant function by going to Settings > Apps > AppGallery Assistant

40. Turn on and off the phone’s flashlight instantly

The flashlight on your phone can come in handy when you want to look for something in a dark room. You can quickly turn the flashlight on by swiping up from the bottom of the lock screen, and tapping the Torch button. There’s also a Torch button on the Shortcut panel. After you’ve find the thing you’re looking for, you can press the Volume down button to turn off the flashlight.

41. Add Chinese Calendar

You can display Chinese dates alongside Gregorian ones: To enable Chinese calendar, go to the Calendar settings, tap Alternate calendars and select Chinese Calendar or any other calendar that you want.

– Personalization1. Add your photos to the Magazine style lock screen

Wish to add your photos to the Magazine style lock screen? Here’s how:

On the lock screen, swipe up from the bottom of the screen.

Tap the Settings button .

Tap Added by me.

Select the photos you want to add.

2. Customize the navigation bar

If you’re still using the navigation bar despite having the gestures navigation, you can easily personalize the positions of the navigation buttons. Here’s how:

Open the Settings app.

Tap System > System navigation

Tap Settings under Three-key navigation, then pick a combination that you like

Here, you can also enable the Hide navigation keys option to hide the navigation bar temporary while you need to have full screen.

3. Automate the task to fill the empty space on Home screen

If you find it painful to drag and drop apps around to fill the empty space, below are the two options in the Home screen settings that can help you. You can open the Home screen settings by pinching a Home screen, and then tap Settings.

Auto-align. With this option turned on, your phone will automatically fill the empty space when you uninstall apps.

Shake – With this option turned on, your rearrange the apps to fill the empty space on a home screen by shaking your phone.

4. Rotate the Home screen wallpaper automatically

You can change the wallpaper image automatically by setting an interval. Here’s how:

Open the Settings app, tap Display > Wallpaper.

Turn on Randomly change home screen.

Tap Interval, to select a time interval.

You can also specify the folder/album that contains the wallpapers for the rotation.

5. Get back the app drawer

Whether you’re missing the app drawer or you just don’t like having all the apps on the home screens, you can have it back now. Here’s how:

From your device’s Settings, tap Home screen & wallpaper > Home screen style > select the Drawer option.

6. Use a live wallpaper from external sources

You can download live wallpapers from the Themes app. If whatever you see here aren’t what you want, you can get it from the Google Play store, Huawei app store and other sources.

After downloading the live wallpaper, you can apply it directly, or go find it in the following path: Go to device’s Settings > Display > Wallpaper > Set wallpaper > More > Live wallpapers > Local tab.

7. Automate deletion of the magazine style lock screen wallpapers

If you’re using the Magazine style lock screen, odds are you have enabled to download new wallpapers automatically. If you find these wallpapers taking too much of your storage after some time, you can set it to delete the old wallpapers automatically. Here’s how:

Open the Settings app

Tap Home screen & wallpaper > Magazine unlock

Turn on Auto-delete covers older than 3 months.

– Camera1. 5 ways to take a photo

Besides tapping the Shutter button to take pictures, here are some other methods:

Take photos automatically when detect a smile. To enable this feature, go to the Camera settings, and turn on the Capture smiles switch.

Take photos by saying “cheese”. To enable this feature, go to the Camera settings, tap Audio control, then turn on Audio control and select Say cheese to take photos.

Take photos by tapping on the screen. Now, turn on Touch to capture in the Camera settings to enable this feature.

Use the self-timer. You have the options of 2s, 5s and 10s delay.

Use the volume buttons. You can set the Volume button as the camera shutter button.

2. Quickly snap a photo when your phone display is off

If you want to capture a fleeting moment with your phone’s camera, there is actually a way to do it without turning on your phone’s display. Just double-press the Volume down button, and you’ve snapped a photo. For this to work, you must turn on the Ultra snapshot option in the Camera settings.

3. Use 4D predictive focus for taking pictures of moving objects

Enable 4D predictive focus when taking photos of moving subjects such as people and animals, so that the camera can offer a much faster and more accurate autofocus.

Open the Camera app.

Tap the Settings button and turn on 4D predictive focus.

4. Capture your dishes with the Food mode

Use Food Mode to take pictures of your favorite dishes to make them look even more delicious. You can find the Food mode in Camera > More.(Hint: If you can’t see it, go to Download to download this mode)

5. Add watermark to your photos

Want to tell the world that your photos are taken using the Huawei Mate 10? Turn on the Add watermark option in the Camera settings. You can also add other watermarks such as date, location, watermark and etc. by taking photo using the Watermark mode.

– Clock1. Set an alarm, then turn off your phone

Did you know the alarm clock will still work when you power off your phone? Just make sure the Keep alarm active option is checked when turn off your phone to avoid wasting battery during the night.

2. Set the alarm ringing duration

Are you a sound sleeper that needs the alarm to ring long enough to wake you up? On your Honor 8, you can set the alarm to ring as long as 30 mins.

Open the Clock app.

Go to the Alarm tab.

Tap Settings > Ring duration.

Select an option between 1 minute to 30 minutes.

– Contacts1. Share contacts using QR codes

Sharing a contact is easy, especially using a QR code. View the contact you want to share, and then tap the QR code in the upper right corner to show the QR code. Your friends can then scan this QR code using their phones to add this contact.

2. Auto-group your contacts

You have many contacts. And, your phone will help you to group them according to their companies automatically.

Open the Contacts app.

Tap Groups.

Tap Companies under Smart groups.

3. Scan business cards into the Contacts app

If you want to turn your business cards into contacts instantly, open the Contacts app, tap Business cards > Scan, and scan and extract the business card details to create a new contact.

– File Explorer1. Hide pictures, files, songs and videos

There are always some personal photos or videos that you don’t want anyone to see. You want to keep them hidden and safe on your phone. The good news is that Safe in the Files app lets you do so easily.

Open the Files app.

Go to Safe > Enable

Follow the on-screen instructions to select a storage (phone or SD memory) and setup your password.

When you’re done, tap either Images, Audio, Videos or Files to select the files you want to hide.

– Gallery1. Hide photo albums

If you have any albums that you don’t want to show in the Albums tab of the Gallery app, you can hide them. Here’s how:

Open the Gallery app

Go to the Albums tab.

Tap the Menu button > Hide albums.

Turn on the switch next to the albums you want to hide from the Album tabs.

2. Resize the photo thumbnails quickly

The photo thumbnails on the Photos tab are resizable quickly by simply pinching together or apart the screen with two fingers.

– Messaging1. Recall messages

With the Recall messages function, a message that you sent by accident can be stopped/cancelled. To enable this feature, follow these steps:

Open the Messaging app.

Tap the Menu button > Settings > Advanced, and turn on the Recall messages option.

To stop a message from sending out, double tap the message bubble within 6 secs.

2. Add a message signature

The Messaging app can help to add your signature to every message automatically. You first need to create a signature with the following steps:

Open the Messaging app.

Tap the Menu button > Settings > Advanced > Signature.

Turn on the Add signature option, and then tap Edit signature to enter your signature.

3. Pin a conversation

If you want a conversation (with your favorite friend) to always appear at the top of the message conversation list, just pin it. Here’s how:

Open the Messaging app.

Long tap the conversation you want to pin, and then tap the Pin button at the bottom of the screen.

4. Lock a message

Want to make sure you don’t delete an important message accidentally? You can lock it to prevent such an accident. Open the Messaging app. Open a conversation. Long tap a message to select it. Tap More > Lock.

– Phone1. Answer calls with your voice

Do you know that you can answer calls without touching the screen or even the phone? Follow the steps below to turn on the Answer calls with voice control option.

Open Settings app, tap Smart assistance > Voice control.

Turn on Answer calls with voice control.

2. Combine call log entries from/to the same caller

Follow the steps below to combine all calls, either incoming or outgoing for the same person under one record in your call log :

Open the Phone app.

Tap the Menu button > Settings > Merge call log.

Select By contact.

3. Mute an incoming call quickly

You’re in an important meeting and your phone suddenly rings aloud. Here are 2 ways you can quickly silence the ringer.

Flip your phone face-down. To enable this feature, go to Settings > Smart assistance > Motion control > Flip > Turn on Mute incoming calls.

Press either Volume or Power button once.

4. Enable Pocket mode

To help avoid missing incoming calls when your phone is in your pocket or bag, the Pocket mode option gradually increases the ring volume and vibration intensity when you receive a call

Open the Phone app.

Tap Menu button > Settings > More.

Turn on the Pocket mode switch.

5. Add contacts to speed dial

The Phone app features speed dial. When you hold a number on the keypad, the assigned contact will be dialed. You can go the Phone’s Settings > Speed dial to assign the contacts to number 2 to 9.

6. Copy and paste numbers to dialer

If you’re wondering how to copy and paste a number to a dialer, here’s how: After copying a phone number, you can open the dialer, tap the three-vertical-dot Menu button > Paste to put the copied number in the dialer.

7. Make calls quickly when the screen is off

Turn on the Quick calling feature in Settings > Smart assistance > Voice Motion to quickly initiate calls when the screen is turned off. With the screen off, simply press and hold the volume down button. When you hear the prompt, say the name of the contact you want to call.

8. Answer and make calls by lifting the phone to your ear

The Raise to ear option in Motion control allows you to answer calls by just lifting the phone to your ear. From the call and contact details screen, you can also raise the phone to your ear to call the corresponding numbers instantly.

– Phone Manager1. Create frequently used function shortcuts

The Phone Manager app comes with functions to make your phone run faster and more secure. And, you can create shortcuts for any of the often-used functions. Here’s how:

Open the Phone Manager app.

Tap the Settings button in the upper right corner.

Tap Shortcuts.

Turn on the switches next to the functions you want to the shortcuts to be on the Home screen.

– Security1. Keep your private information hidden in a separate space

PrivateSpace is a feature that allows you to create an independent space on your Mate 10 to store your private information. Files and apps stored in PrivateSpace cannot be accessed from the MainSpace. Switching between the two is as simple as locking the screen, then using the relevant PIN/fingerprint to log back in.

Go to the device’s Settings > Security & Privacy > PrivateSpace and follow the on-screen instructions to set up a second PIN and different fingerprint login.

2. Use fingerprint to unlock App Lock and Safe

Make your Fingerprint scanner more useful, and use it to unlock App Lock and Safe.

Here’s how to set your App Lock to use fingerprint:

From the device’s Settings, tap Security & privacy > Fingerprint ID > Fingerprint management.

Turn on Access safe and Access app lock.

– Others and apps1. Find out your phone and app usage durations

The Digital Balance is a new feature in EMUI 9.0 that is similar to Google’s Digital Wellbeing. Like the Google’s version, it offers information of how long you use your phone and different apps.

Go to Settings and find the Digital Balance option. Here, you can see the phone and app usage stats, and set up usage limits for apps and phone, and turn on bedtime mode to grey out the screen after a certain time.

2. Hide unused apps with Tweaker for Huawei

Perhaps you have some pre-installed apps that you are not using, and you wish to hide them from your home screen. The hide apps feature has been removed in EMUI 9.0. But, you can get it back by installing the Tweaker for Huawei app.

After downloading Tweaker for Huawei from the Google Play store, you have to turn on the Hidden application menu and reboot your phone. Then, you can pinch a part a home screen with two fingers to access the Hidden apps area.

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Huawei and Honor phones 2019 Review

As known, Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd was founded in 1987 by a former engineer of the People's Liberation Army of China. Today, its share reaches 13% of global smartphone sales, second only to Samsung (19%). For example, in 2018, its revenue reached $ 107 billion, providing a profit of about $ 8.8 billion. A significant share of the company's products is sold under the Honor brand, which also belongs to Huawei. Of course, these smartphones have several key features that stably provide their popularity growth. The company annually introduces new models. 2019 was no exception. The company introduced several very interesting innovative phones, including the Nova 5, 5i and 5 Pro, P30 Lite, P30 and P30 Pro, Mate X and Mate 30 Pro, Honor 10i, 20, 20 Pro and View 20. Models of the budget Y-series usually have plastic cases and basic equipment.

Often the company re-releases the popular models of this series, improving their key features. Usually they use RAM up to 3GB, TN- or IPS-matrix and entry-level 4-core chipsets from MediaTek and Qualcomm Snapdragon. Some models, for example Y7, use a dual-module camera. Low price and good quality provide them with high popularity, despite the lack of flagship options (USB Type-C, NFC, face unlock, etc).

Huawei Nova

In 2016, the company introduced the first generation of Huawei Nova. These smartphones were similar to the simplified flagships of the Samsung Galaxy A and used the Nexus 6P development experience that Huawei had previously done for Google. Thus, the series ranks between good mid-budget phones and simplified flagships. Success inspired the company to further develop this series. In 2019, Huawei introduced the Nova 5, Nova 5 Pro, and Nova 5i.

The flagship Huawei Nova 5 Pro has a 6.39-inch OLED display with 2340 x 1080 resolution (Full HD+) and a pixel density of 403 ppi. The screen supports DCI-P3 color space and DC dimming. The model uses the flagship Kirin 980 chipset, 8GB RAM, 256GB internal flash memory, and a 3,500 mAh battery, supporting fast charging (85% in 30 minutes). Additionally, Nova 5 Pro has an excellent four camera system, which includes the main module (48MP Sony IMX586 sensor), 16MP Ultra-Wide module, 2MP Depth module and 2MP module for macro shots. Moreover, the phone supports night and portrait modes, and AI functions to optimize shooting. The 32MP front camera supports the innovative Super Pixel (Quad Pixel, Quad Bayer, TetraCell) technology, combining 4 adjacent pixels into one large pixel to capture more light in low light conditions.

Huawei Nova 5 differs only in the new Kirin 810 chipset and 6/128GB vs 8/256GB in Huawei Nova 5 Pro. In fact, Nova 5i has become the Chinese version of Huawei P20 Lite (2019). It uses a 6.4-inch IPS matrix, 710F chipset, and 6/128GB. The four camera system has a 24MP main sensor, a 16MP sensor with an ultra-wide-angle lens, a 2MP Depth module and a ToF sensor. The battery capacity reaches 4000 mAh.

Huawei P series

In 2019, the company introduced the P30 series, including the P30 Lite, P30 and P30 Pro. P30 Lite uses a frameless 6.15-inch LTPS screen with 1080 x 2312 (FullHD +) resolution (415 ppi density), a 8-core Kirin 710, 4GB RAM, a triple camera system and a 3340 mAh battery.

The most compact P30 uses an 8-core Kirin 980 chipset, a frameless 6.1-inch OLED display with speaker and scanner. Its resolution reaches 2340 x 1080 (Full HD+) resolution (422 ppi density), and 4200 mAh battery.

Many experts consider the P30 the best multi-camera smartphone. It has triple camera system with 40MP+ 20MP+ 8MP sensors with f/1.8, f/2.2 and f/2.4 aperture. As know, Huawei cameras are ahead of the competition in terms of night mode quality and zooming. The P30 was no exception, demonstrating superb night shooting and high-quality hybrid zoom. In night mode, the camera takes several pictures with different exposures and combines them, forming an image with an extended dynamic range. Such photos contain significantly less shaded areas, improved detail and color accuracy.

Huawei P30 Pro

In fact, the P30 Pro was the replacement of the super popular 2018 Mate 20 Pro, which successfully competed even with the Samsung Galaxy S10+.

P30 Pro uses a 6.47-inch AMOLED display with 2340 x 1080 resolution, 398 ppi, HiSilicon Kirin 980 (7nm, ARM 2 x Cortex-A76 2.6 GHz + 2 x Cortex-A76 1.92 GHz + 4 x Cortex-A55 1.58 GHz), Mali-G76 MP10, RAM 8GB and128GB/256GB/512GB. In addition, the flagship has a four camera system, including the main 40MP sensor (f/1.6) with optical stabilization, a 20MP sensor (f/2.2) with a wide-angle lens, telephoto (f/3.4) with x5 optical and x10 hybrid zoom, ToF (time of flight ), and supports laser, phase and contrast autofocus. Many experts looked forward with interest to the continuation of the magnificent Mate 20 Pro. But the platform and specs of the new flagship have not changed much. Of course, the P30 Pro looks great in the flagship segment in terms of shooting. For example, today only it has 5x optical zoom. But the price significantly reduces its competitiveness compared, for example, with the Mate 20 Pro or P20 Pro. The price/quality ratio of last year's flagships wins significantly compared to the P30 Pro. Unfortunately for consumers, the company effectively solved this problem by limiting the offerings the Mate 20 Pro and P20 Pro.

Huawei Mate series

Traditionally, Huawei Mate series contains models with large screens. But in recent years, the rapid increase in the size of their diagonals has significantly shifted the gradations between the large, medium and small screens. According to rumors, the company is considering the possibility of combining it with the P series into a single flagship series. The difference in specs of 30 Pro and Mate 30 Pro shows an approximate level of difference for the models in these series.

Huawei P30 Pro vs Huawei Mate 30 Pro - Kirin 980 chipset (2018) vs Kirin 990 (2019) with latest Cortex-A76 ARM design; - 6.47-inches OLED vs 6.53-inches OLED Display; - 2340 x 1080 (398ppi) vs 2400 x 1176 (409ppi); - 8GB+128GB/256GB/512GB vs 8GB+256GB; - 4200mAh vs 4500mAh In addition, P30 Pro uses main 40MP sensor, f/1.6 + 20MP Ultra-Wide, f/2.2 + 8MP Tele, 5x optical, f/3.4 + ToF depth sensing. Mate 30 Pro has main 40MP sensor, f/1.6 + 40MP Ultra-Wide, f/1.8 + 8MP Tele 3x optical, f/2.4 + ToF depth sensing. The 2019 Huawei Mate series contains Huawei Mate X и Mate 30 Pro. At the end of February 2019, at the MWC in Barcelona, Huawei introduced the folding Mate X with an estimated price of more than $ 2,500.

The model uses an 8-inch AMOLED display, providing: - open: 2200 x 2480 (8: 7.1); - folded front: 2480 x 1148, (19.5: 9); - folded back: 2480 x 892 (25: 9). In addition, the Mate X has an 8-core Kirin 980, 8GB RAM, 4500 mAh battery, a three-module camera, including a main 40MP (f/1.8), 8MP telephoto (f/2.4), 16MP wide-angle (f/2.2) and ToF camera for 3D scanning.

Huawei Mate 30 Pro

Many experts called the Huawei Mate 30 Pro the most innovative smartphone of the year.

The model uses one of the best modern chipsets. 7nm 8-core HiSilicon Kirin 990 (2 x Cortex-A76, 2.86 GHz + 2 x Cortex-A76, 2.09 GHz + 4 x Cortex-A55, 1.86 GHz) with a Mali-G76 GPU and with twice number of NPU (Neural Processing Unit) is only slightly inferior in speed of data exchange to the latter Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 Plus. In addition, the Mate 30 Pro received EMUI 10 for Android 10. As known, cooperation with the famous German Leica Camera AG radically improved the quality of Huawei's cameras, allowing the company to seize leadership in the segment of camera phones. Mate 30 Pro is no exception. The model uses a set of great sensors, including: - 40MP, 18 mm, f/1.8 (Cine Camera); - 40MP, 27 mm, f/1.6, with OIS (SuperSensing Camera); - 8MP, Telephoto, 80 mm, f/2.4, with 3x optical zoom, 5x hybrid and 30x digital zoom and OIS; - 3D Depth Sensing Camera; - 32MP, 26 mm, f / 2.0 (front, without stabilization and autofocus).

Moreover, Mate 30 Pro has 6.53-inches OLED Display with 2400 х 1176 (FullHD+) resolution and 409 ppi density, 100% sRGB color coating, maximum brightness of 450 nits and its automatic adjustment. Unfortunately, the screen flickers slightly due to the low frequency PWM. As known, the flickering the OLED screens causes eye strain. On the other hand, OLED provides almost infinite contrast and very accurate color reproduction.

Pros & Cons

PROS - innovative Horizon Display design; - a magnificent set of cameras; - fast and accurate face unlock; - excellent phone performance with Kirin 990; - improved gesture control; - fast wireless charging, reverse wireless charging; - fast operation of the fingerprint scanner; - IP68 (protection against water and dust); - a powerful speakerphone. CONS - the price is about $ 1,000; - no stereo speakers; - flickering screen; - no NFC; - problems accessing Google services.

Honor

Huawei Technologies founded Honor as one of the brands of its smartphones in 2013. Initially, it was positioned in the budget and mid-budget segments for young people. Since 2016, Honor has been selling its products mainly via the Internet, minimizing operating costs. As a result, price of Honor smartphones have an advantage over their competitors. The stunning success of the brand provoked its rapid development. As a result, today the company produces several successful Honor series, including the flagship (under a certain number), a, i, v, x, Lite, etc. Formally, Honor is one of the Huawei series. But, in fact, many perceive it as an independent brand. Moreover, the popularity of Honor is not inferior to Huawei. For example, in the second quarter of 2018, its share reached 55% of the total sales of Huawei smartphones. The company is constantly updating its line of smartphones, annually offering new models. 2019 is no exception. The company introduced the Honor 20 and 20 Pro, Honor View 20, Honor 10i, 9X and 9X Pro, 8A, 8S, 10 and 20 Lite.

Honor 20 Pro, Honor 20, Honor View 20 and Honor 10i

The flagship Honor 20 Pro uses a 6.26-inch frameless IPS screen with a 2340 x 1080 resolution (19.5: 9 ratio and 412 ppi density), an 8-core HiSilicon Kirin 980 chipset with Mali-G76 MP10, Android 9.0, RAM 8GB, 4000 mAh battery, has a fingerprint scanner and NFC, and also supports two SIM cards. Four-module camera: - 48MP Sony IMX586 sensor, f / 1.4; - 16MP ultra wide-angle module; - 8MP telephoto; - 2MP. The phone also has a 32MP front camera. Honor 20 differs only in a set of cameras, lack of laser autofocus and a smaller battery capacity (3750 mAh vs 4000 mAh).

The flagship Honor View 20 for the first time in the world uses a front camera built into the screen.

It uses a 6,4-inch frameless IPS screen with a 2310 x 1080 resolution (398 ppi density), an 8-core Kirin 980 chipset with Mali-G76 MP10, Android 9.0, RAM 6GB, 4000 mAh battery, has a fingerprint scanner and NFC, and also supports two SIM cards. In February 2019, the model took second place in performance, behind only the Samsung Galaxy S10+, whose price is twice as high. The dual-module camera uses two gorgeous 48MP sensors with f/1.8. According to many experts, the quality of its photography surpasses even the Mate 20 Pro. Today, Honor 10i is one of the most popular mid-budget model in the Honor price list.

It uses a 6.21-inch frameless IPS screen, Kirin 710, RAM 4GB, has a fingerprint scanner and NFC, and also supports two SIM cards.

Conclusion

Despite problems with sanctions, the Chinese giant continues to be one of the leaders in this segment. The magnificent cameras created in collaboration with the famous German Leica Camera AG, the excellent HiSilicon Kirin chipsets, which today successfully compete even with the latest Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 Plus and the very promising Harmony OS complement the company's traditional advantages, including its flexible pricing policy and a huge assortment. Moreover, Harris Interactive has recently conducted research in terms of the phobes reliability of smafons. They analyzed 130,050 cases of after-sales appeals of customers of a large European Darty retail network. Unexpectedly for many, Honor and Huawei took two first places, ahead of even Apple. According to these results, Honor, Huawei and iPhone today have the lowest failure rate and breakdowns, being the most reliable smartphones. Perhaps the Chinese manufacturer for the first time ahead of traditional leaders in this indicator. This video offers camera comparison of Huawei Mate 30 Pro vs Galaxy Note 10 Plus. Read the full article

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Best Android Phones in 2019, will you like to purchase?

After a sluggish few years in the Android world, 2019 has been a smash-hit for smartphone fans. We’ve already seen a few interesting phones with foldable designs, punch-hole displays, and as many as six cameras. These include the Samsung Galaxy S10, OnePlus 7 Pro, Huawei P30 Pro, Nokia 9 PureView, and many more. But the year is still far from over. If you want to know more about the handsets you can look forward to, check out our list of the best upcoming Android phones arriving in 2019.

Best Android Phones in 2019

Pocophone F2 LG G8X Google Pixel 4 series Huawei Mate 30 Pro Motorola Razr foldable phone Xiaomi Mi Mix 4 OnePlus 7T

1. Pocophone F2

Xiaomi made headlines last year with the announcement of the Pocophone F1. The reason why was that the phone offered fantastic value for money. Starting at just 330 euros (~$370), it featured the Snapdragon 845 chipset, 6GB of RAM, a massive battery, and a dual-camera setup at the back. This year, we expect the company to release its successor — the “Pocophone F2.” Nothing about the phone has been made official yet (including the name), but we expect it to follow the same recipe that made the F1 so successful. That means offering high-end specs at a price-point that undercuts the competition by a wide margin. The Pocophone F2 is expected to offer a fantastic price-performance ratio. We also hope the phone will come with NFC, a better design, and a few other things you can check out in our Pocophone F2 wishlist post. The main problem is Xiaomi itself since it released the Redmi K20 Pro. The phone turned out to be the cheap Snapdragon 855 device Xiaomi fans have been waiting for. We don’t know where this leaves the Pocophone F2, but here’s hoping it’ll be a tweaked version for the global market. Launch ETA: Sometime in 2019

LG G8X

What we thought was the next LG V-series smartphone might turn out to be the rumored LG G8Xinstead. Tipped to be a revamp of the lukewarm LG G8, the G8X reportedly features a dual rear camera setup, waterdrop notch, headphone jack, and an extra hardware button. Expected features include wireless charging, quad DAC audio, and some level of water and dust resistance. We don’t see a rear or front fingerprint sensor, which means the phone might offer an in-display fingerprint sensor. Also not seen is the G8’s Z Camera (3D ToF camera). The sensor-enabled features like 3D face unlock, hand ID, and advanced gesture controls. That said, we don’t know if many people will notice or care — our own Eric Zeman though hand ID and gesture controls were “slow and unreliable” in his G8 review. LG didn’t confirm or deny the G8X’s existence but hinted there are some truths to the leaks. LG will hold an event during IFA 2019 in Germany, so we should learn more then. Launch date: September

3. Google Pixel 4 series

The Google Pixel 4 series, which will likely consist of the Google Pixel 4 and 4 XL, is expected to make its debut in October. As we’re still months away from their release, Google hasn’t revealed much information. However, it has confirmed the phones exist and even showed off the rear design and camera after tweeting out an official picture in response to leaks and renders. Google also confirmed two Pixel 4 features: Motion Sense and Face Unlock. Motion Sense uses the phone’s onboard Soli motion-sensing radar to enable hand gestures. That means you can wave your hand across the front of the Pixel 4 to skip songs, snooze alarms, and silence incoming calls, with additional functions arriving later. Face Unlock also uses Soli, this time to turn on the Pixel 4’s face unlock sensors. Combined with software algorithms, the Pixel 4 supposedly opens as soon as you pick it up. Face Unlock works in almost any orientation and can also be used to authenticate payments and apps. Thanks to a massive spec dump, we have a better idea of what to expect with the Pixel 4 on paper. Whereas the Pixel 4 reportedly features a 5.7-inch Full HD+ display, the Pixel 4 XL reportedly sports a 6.3-inch Quad HD+ display. Both AMOLED displays will have a 90Hz refresh rate, according to leaks. Other rumored specs include a 2,800mAh battery for the Pixel 4, a 3,700mAh battery for the Pixel 4 XL, 6GB of RAM, at least 64GB of storage, the Snapdragon 855 chipset, stereo speakers, and dual rear 12MP and 16MP cameras. Finally, the Pixel 4 phones are expected to run Android Q. Launch ETA: October

Huawei Mate 30 Pro

Huawei announced the P30 Pro in March, which means the next flagship from the company to expect is the Mate 30 Pro. Huawei confirmed the Mate 30 Pro will launch in September or October. Leaks have been few and small, but what we’ve heard so far sounds very promising. According to rumors, the Mate 30 Pro will feature a 6.71-inch AMOLED display with a 90Hz refresh rate. The phone will also reportedly feature the Kirin 985 processor, Balong 5000 modem for 5G connectivity, two 40MP rear cameras with a third telephoto sensor, a 4,200mAh battery, and fast wired and wireless charging. We also expect improvements to the in-display fingerprint sensor and reverse wireless charging, along with Android Q underneath EMUI 10. There’s a good chance the phone will feature a price bump relative to the Mate 20 Pro, with the base storage variant of the phone likely costing more than 1,000 euros (~$1,115). Then again, the company has also released a non-Pro Mate phone in recent years, so hopefully, that offers a similar core experience at a cheaper price. Launch ETA: September or October

MotorolaRazrfoldable phone

It looks like Motorola plans on bringing back the Razr series. The company is reportedly working on a foldable phone, which is expected to launch sometime this year. An exact date isn’t known, but the company said it plans to enter the market around the same time as its competitors. Samsung and Huawei have already revealed their foldable phones (although they aren’t available to buy), so Motorola can’t be far behind. The Motorola Razr foldable phone (the name hasn’t been confirmed yet) reportedly folds vertically and features two displays. Based on a previous patent filing and firmware digging, it features a small display on the outside when closed and a larger display when opened. Specs-wise rumors state that it will be a mid-range device sporting the Snapdragon 710 chipset, up to 6GB of RAM, and a 2,730mAh battery. It may cost as much as $1,500, but we won’t know for sure until it’s officially released. In the U.S., it may be Verizon-exclusive. Launch ETA: Sometime in 2019

Xiaomi Mi Mix 4

Xiaomi has generally launched an all-new Mi Mix device in the second half of the year, with the Mi Mix 3 launching in October 2018 and the Mi Mix 2 being unveiled in September 2017. Aside from Xiaomi’s traditional timing, confirmation of the Mi Mix 4 reportedly came via a Weibo post from company executive Wang Teng. The now-deleted post apparently noted that the new Xiaomi phone will have a camera that’s better than Samsung’s 64MP sensor. Staying with the camera experience, a Xiaomi patent filing reveals the company is working on a periscope camera. Furthermore, the source of the news says it’s not out of the question for the tech to come to the Mi Mix series. In any event, we’re expecting the Snapdragon 855 chipset and a rather slick design (will it be a slider again?). Launch ETA: Sometime in 2019

OnePlus 7T

There haven’t been any significant rumors or leaks regarding a OnePlus 7T, but past years suggest that this could be the case. OnePlus has traditionally launched a T-series phone in the second half of the year, going all the way back to the OnePlus 3T in 2016. This schedule might be in question after the company launched the OnePlus 7 and OnePlus 7 Pro back in May — bucking the trend of one phone for each half of the year. But what if the company does indeed go ahead with a T series entry in 2019? It’s possible OnePlus will offer a OnePlus 7T and a OnePlus 7T Pro if it decides to issue new devices in the second half of the year. As for desired features, we’d love to see both variants offer camera quality on par with the likes of Samsung and Huawei, for starters. A standard OnePlus 7T should also offer a more versatile rear camera setup, as opposed to simply adding a 5MP depth sensor. As for a OnePlus 7T Pro? We’d like to see a proper IP rating, wireless charging, and improved endurance. Interestingly, OnePlus confirmed it’ll release a second 5G smartphone by the end of 2019. Even better, the phone will be available globally instead of in a few regions. Maybe one of the rumors 7T devices might be a global 5G phone. Launch ETA: Sometime in late 2019

Android phones yet to be released

The handsets below have already been announced, but since they haven’t gone on sale yet we’re still including them on our list of the best upcoming Android phones.

8. Samsung Galaxy Fold

Announced in February, the Galaxy Fold is Samsung’s first foldable device. It opens and closes like a book and features a 4.6-inch display on the outside and a 7.3-inch screen on the inside. The phone has six cameras on board, is powered by the Snapdragon 855 chipset, and is 5G ready. It was initially scheduled to go on sale on April 26, but Samsung pushed back the launch date due to problems with the phone’s display. Thankfully, Samsung seemingly resolved those issues and will re-launch the Galaxy Fold in September. However, the phone’s prospects are a bit murkier this time around — T-Mobile confirmed it will not carry the Galaxy Fold, with an AT&T launch still up in the air.

Huawei Mate X

Huawei’s rival to the Galaxy Fold made its debut at MWC 2019. It features a single display that’s wrapped around the outside of the device and measures 8-inches when in tablet mode. The 5G phone is powered by the Kirin 980 chipset, sports a rear triple-camera setup, and has a side-mounted fingerprint scanner. However, Huawei has yet to pin down a launch date. The company confirmed the Mate X will launch sometime between September and November, even though a report pegged a pre-November as “unlikely.” Whenever the phone launches, the 8GB/512GB version will retail for a staggering 2,299 euros (~$2,550). The phone isn’t expected to launch in the U.S. Read the full article

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These Huawei phones are getting Android-based EMUI 9.1 update

Well, you might have heard that Google has been allowed to restore Android license for Huawei, but this doesn’t mean Huawei has been taken out of the infamous Entity List. Where ever the US administration will deem Huawei’s business activities against their national security, it will restrict US companies to business with the Chinese tech giant in that specific domain.

However, in a recent development in this regard and good news for Huawei phone users, Huawei’s South African branch has recently confirmed five more devices will enjoy Android-based EMUI 9.1 update starting from July. The flagship devices of world’s second-largest phone maker that are getting the latest firmware update include Huawei P20, P20 Pro, Huawei Mate 10 Pro, Huawei Mate 10 Porsche Design and Mate RS Porsche Design.

The latest update could also be aimed at showing goodwill of Google as it fears that it may lose over 700 million users if Huawei decided to leave Android. Because Huawei has already developed its own HongMeng OS and we may see a glimpse of it.

It is worth mentioning here that EMUI 9.1 offers a multitude of new features such as the new EROFS file system, GPU Turbo 3.0 as well as AI-based camera improvements bringing the Moon mode found in the P30 line. Moreover, Huawei is giving a refined icon design and gesture controls in the EMUI 9.1. To have a look at the tentative EMUI 9.1 update schedule for selected smartphones of the company visit this link here.

It must also be noted that other than the aforementioned flagships, some mid-range Huawei phones are also likely to get EMUI 9.1 but not until next month. These devices include Huawei P30 lite, Mate 20 lite, Mate 9, P10, P10 Plus, P smart 2019, Y5 2019 and Y6 2019.

As far as the company’s business is concerned, Huawei’s 30% revenue growth in the first half is a slowdown from 39% which was in the first three months of 2019, but is slightly up from 2019, as Bloomberg said. The tech giant has so far managed to boost its revenue as it secured contracts for the fifth-generation (5G) networking components.

It is also reported by some news media outlets that the company has rewarded a number of employees for helping it to accelerate revenue despite a ban from the US. Huawei last month cut revenue expectations for the year, with its CEO and founder Ren Zhengfei saying that the company has taken a hard and unexpected hit from the US ban. But the 30% growth in revenue reveals that the tech giant is still on its way up.

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Five more Huawei phones to receive EMUI 9.1 this month

Huawei South African branch confirmed five more devices will enjoy EMUI 9.1 starting this month. The P20, P20 Pro, Mate 10 Pro, Mate 10 Porsche Design and Mate RS Porsche Design are getting the latest firmware update this month.

In addition the P30 lite, Mate 20 lite, Mate 9, P10, P10 Plus, P smart 2019, Y5 2019 and Y6 2019 were confirmed to get the latest firmwarein August. EMUI 9.1 brings a multitude of novelties such as the new EROFS file system, GPU Turbo 3.0 as well as camera improvements bringing the Moon mode found in the P30 line. In addition, Huawei is bringing refined icon design and gesture controls. Via Read the full article

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Honor 10 Lite with 24MP AI selfie camera, Kirin 710 SoC launched in India starting at Rs 13,999

Highlights: Honor 10 Lite launched at a starting price of Rs 13,999 in India. A Flipkart exclusive device, it will go on sale on January 20. The phone comes with AI-powered front and rear cameras. Huawei sub-brand Honor has unveiled its first smartphone with dewdrop notch, the Honor 10 Lite (First Impressions), in India. The launch comes almost two months after it was initially launched in China. The phone is a Flipkart-exclusive device and will be offered in two variants on the e-commerce platform on January 20 from 12PM.The smartphone is powered by a Kirin 710 Octa Core processor, GPU Turbo 2.0 and EMUI 9.0 OS. Honor 10 Lite features and specifications The Honor 10 Lite is powered by an Octa-core HiSilicon Kirin 710 processor, which the company claims delivers 130 percent higher GPU performance and 75 percent better CPU performance when compared to the Kirin 659 SoC. Moreover, the Honor 10 Lite comes with GPU Turbo 2.0 which is claimed to boost graphics performance and efficiency by up to 60 percent. It runs on EMUI 9.0 based on Android 9 Pie. The phone sports a 6.21-inch IPS LCD Full HD+ display, which offers a 2280 x 1080 pixels resolution, a 19.5:9 aspect ratio and 91 percent screen-to-body ratio. COntrary to previously reported, the smartphone is offered in two variants: 4GB RAM and 64GB storage, which is priced at Rs 13,999, and the other 6GB and 64GB storage variant, which will cost potential customers Rs 17,999. The Honor 10 Lite sports more-or-less same design as its other phone offerings. There is a fingerprint sensor in the centre and a vertically-aligned dual camera setup on the top left corner of the back panel. The dual-camera setup on the back consists of a 13MP primary sensor and a 2MP secondary sensor. The camera has a feature called AI Stabilisation (AIS) Super Night Shot, which is Huawei’s/Honor’s version of the Google Night Sight to take well-lit photos in poor lighting conditions. Honor says that the camera can recognise 22 scenes. The front shooter is in the dewdrop notch and has a 24MP sensor with AI capabilities for selfies. The camera is said to recognise eight scenes and supports AI Groufies, AI-powered beauty effects and 3D Portrait Lighting. The phone is offered in three colours: Black, Blue and gradient Blue and houses a 3,400mAh battery. The phone also gets Digital Wellbeing features and Gestures controls. Related Read: Huawei Y9 with four cameras, Kirin 710 and GPU Turbo launched in India at Rs 15,990 Honor 10 with AI dual cameras launched in India from Latest Technology News http://bit.ly/2D9XvG6 from Blogger http://bit.ly/2QRxY8x http://bit.ly/2TQiFi6

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Huawei rolls out Android Pie for the P20, P20 Pro and Mate 10 Pro

The Huawei P20, P20 Pro and Mate 10 Pro along with other flagship smartphones from the company have been running the beta version of the EMUI 9 software based on Android 9.0 Pie and now, the final and stable release is ready to roll out. So if you are a P20, P20 Pro or Mate 10 Pro owner and you live in Europe, you should see a message prompting you to update to the latest version. Expect a new UI design overhaul, added gesture-based navigation system, all the perks that Android 9.0 Pie brings and some of the EMUI 9.0 features that are already available on the new Mate 20-series. Be...

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The Huawei P9, its smaller counterpart the Huawei P9 lite and its even bigger sibling the Huawei P9 Plus are seriously impressive devices, with lots of power and useful features. But are you making the most of them? These are our favorite Huawei P9, P9 lite and P9 Plus tips and tricks.

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Customization

Other tricks

Camera and photos

Battery

Warning: not all tips and tricks are available on all three devices, plus some are only available after your device is updated to Nougat.

Customization

Enable the app drawer

With Nougat you can enable the app drawer on P9 in a few taps. Navigate to Home screen style in the Settings menu and you’re done!

Choose your language

By accessing Advanced Settings > Language > Add a language, you can set more than one system language. Setting a new language is easy: you just move your finger to the desired language and drag it on top of the list.

Customize notifications

Tapping Settings > Notifications and Status bar > Notification Manager can customize the notifications of each application installed on your P9.

Use Smart Assistance to change the interface

Huawei’s Smart Assistance is enormously clever. It enables you to change the interface to make it easier to use, so for example you can customize the navigation buttons or have a floating dock that gives you access to navigation when you need it.

There’s a one-handed UI for one-handed operation, and there’s also a bunch of motion control options. You can use Draw to summon an app by drawing its first letter; Flip to mute incoming calls, or timers and alarms; or Tilt to move icons and widgets.

There are many hidden customization options for the different versions of the P9. Below you will find the steps:

Navigation buttons: Settings > Navigation.

Home screen style: Settings > Home Screen Style.

Font Size: Settings > Display > Font size.

Brightness: Settings > Display > Brightness.

Color temperature: Settings > Display > Color temperature.

Status bar: Settings > Notifications and Status Bar > Show Operator Name and Battery Percentage.

Wallpapers and widgets: hold on a empty spot on the home screen, and select the piece you want to customize from those displayed at the bottom of the screen.

Other tricks

Activate voice commands

The P9 doesn’t just have motion control. It has voice control too. If you switch the features on you can answer or reject calls by saying “answer call” or “reject call” and you can wake up your device with your voice. You can customize the wake-up command, which is fun, and you can train the voice recognition so it’s better at understanding you.

Launch WhatsApp by drawing the letter W on the display

WhatsApp is probably one of the apps you use most often during the day. But there is a way that allows you to access it – and three other apps – quickly from your P9. Draw a ‘w’ and it will open the chat screen.

To activate this, go to: Settings > Smart Assistance > Motion Control Draw and choose which app you want for the letters c, e, me and w.

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Enable auto-correct to avoid mistakes

If you use the Swype keyboard, Huawei can keep you from making errors when you send messages. Open the messaging app, go to the keyboard, and long press the small gear icon in the lower left corner. From the settings menu that pops up, activate Auto Correct and you’re good to go.

Schedule the phone to automatically power on or off

Go to Settings > Smart Assistance and turn on the automatic power on/off function, then set the times you want. Shut off your phone automatically when you’re not using it, without having to worry about missing an alarm.

Use the fingerprint reader to launch apps

The fingerprint reader on the P9 is fast and accurate, but why limit it to unlocking your smartphone? You can go to Settings > Fingerprint ID and set it to take a photo, answer calls, snooze the alarm and more.

Optimize the system

The P9 has a built-in optimization system that allows you to get rid of temporary files that just take up space. Opening the app manager gives you a bunch of options. After starting an analysis automatically, tap Optimize, and it’s done in just a few seconds.

Lock apps with a PIN

You can lock a particular app with a PIN code to keep people from snooping on your Huawei device. Tap Lock app in your settings, enter your PIN and then select which apps you want to lock. Chat applications, your photo gallery app and other apps with private info don’t need to be seen or used by everyone you might hand your phone to.

Enable Wi-Fi+ for a better browsing experience

Combining Wi-Fi and mobile networks can make for a better browsing experience. In fact, you should also set your device to connect automatically to your home Wi-Fi network.

Use multi-window

This is a feature which arrived with Nougat. To activate this mode, long press the multitasking button. Select the blue bar in the middle and move it as desired, then tap the multitasking button again to close this mode.

Use two Facebook and WhatsApp accounts

Nougat and EMUI 5.0 brought us another new feature. You can now use two Facebook accounts on one Facebook app, and the same with WhatsApp. This new feature can be activated in the settings menu, just under the battery options.

Kill all apps, apart from one

We’re used to killing apps in the task switcher, but Huawei’s Emotion UI adds a useful feature: down-swipe on an app and when you hit the Kill All button, it kills everything but that app. That’s particularly useful if you’re needing all your device’s power for something demanding such as a game.

Activate eye protection mode

By removing blue light, you can read at night without straining your eyes. This mode looks yellowish, but you’ll get used to it. Your eyes will thank you.

Add your contact info to the lock screen

On the P9, like with many other devices, you can add your contact info and name to the lock screen. Go to Settings > Lock screen and password > Lock screen signature and enter your info. If your device is lost, people can use this info to contact you and return it.

One handed use mode

The P9 is easy to handle, but this mode can make it easier when you’re only able to use one hand. Go to Settings > Smart Assistance > One handed UI > View mini screen. Then just slide your finger on the navigation bar to enable it.

Glove mode

In addition to one handed mode, you can also keep your gloves on to text in the cold. Go to Settings > Smart Assistance > Glove mode. It works for most types of gloves, but may react differently depending on the fabric.

Camera and photos

Browse faster in gallery

Huawei has done a good job in the camera department for these three devices and I am sure you’ve already saved plenty of photos in your gallery. So when you look through these photos it might take some time. But you can easily browse these photos quickly with a simple gesture.

Open one of the photos saved in your folders and pinch it. The photo will shrink and then you can slide your finger along the display and browse all your photos in a snap.

Take a quick photo

If you need to take a picture right away without unlocking the smartphone, you can use the volume button. With a quick double click on the low-volume button of your device, a picture will be taken immediately. You won’t miss another perfect picture by a second again.

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Take a screenshot by knocking

Taking a screenshot on Android devices is simple: grab your smartphone and simultaneously press down on the down volume and power buttons. But there’s a way that will allow you to do it even quicker: use the knuckle of your finger to knock twice in a row on the screen. Pretty easy, right?

Just make sure you enable this in your Settings then hit Smart. Select Smart screenshots and activate it. Now close the Settings and tap the screen with your knuckle.

Bokeh effect in wide aperture mode

Fancy some creamy bokeh? If you’re not a photographer you might not know the term, but you’ve seen it: it’s the effect you get with a good camera when the subject is pin-sharp but the immediate background is blurry. The P9, P9 lite and P9 Plus’s camera does a pretty good impression of bokeh in its wide aperture mode. In the camera app, go into aperture mode, tap the thing you want to focus on and then set the aperture to somewhere between f/0.95 and f/16.

Filters

For those who like to change their shots through the specific filters Huawei has implemented this feature inside the same camera software. Place the subject or scene you want to capture, and by pressing on the three circles, you will see in nine different modes, each with a different filter applied. A feature that will make you skip a step, to edit the photo on Instagram before publishing it.

Video

If you love to shoot video with your smartphone you’ll probably have already noticed that, by default, Huawei sets the resolution to 1080p FHD (16:9, stereo). But if you want to get the most for your video, and you do not have storage constraints, I suggest you set it to the maximum resolution.

Launch the Camera app, turn on video and open the dedicated settings menu with a side swipe from right to left. Now you just need to select FHD 1080p (16:9, stereo, 60 fps).

Battery

Huawei P9, P9 lite, P9 Plus tip: get longer battery life

Increase battery life

Big screens make big demands of big batteries, so if you’re finding that your P9, P9 lite or P9 Plus isn’t making it through the day you’ll need to turn to the power saving modes. In this case, decrease the brightness level of the display and access to settings menu to activate one of the energy-saving plans offered:

Energy saving mode: closes tasks on background apps, reduces sound effects and blocks the email syncing in the background. Huawei’s Smart battery function tries to reduce battery consumption without obviously affecting performance.

Ultra: recommended when the battery is almost empty, only keeps calls and messages activated, disconnects from the outside world. If you’re lost in the woods, being chased by a maniac and really need your battery to last longer, the ultra power saving mode throttles everything down for maximum longevity.

Low resolution savings: reduces the screen resolution. ROG power saving cuts the screen resolution down to 720 x 1280, which Huawei says makes a big difference to how long your battery lasts.

Close app after lock screen: closes apps in the background automatically when the screen is off.

Looking at your battery consumption data can give an idea of how much power each app installed on your P9, P9 Lite and P9 Plus uses, plus you can set a reminder to be notified when some of these reach excessive energy consumption.

Do you have any favorite features, tips or tricks that we’ve missed? Let us know in the comments.

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gadgetsfreeze · 8 years ago

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Huawei Nova 2i appeared on the Malaysian department of Vmall, the manufacturer’s official online retail store. Phone comes with FullView display and two plus two cameras and resembles the already launched Huawei nova 2 and Huawei nova 2 plus. It is actually the international version of the Huawei Maimang 6 that got announced last week.

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It comes with 5.9 inch, 18:9 ratio and FHD+ display resolution. Phone comes with 83% Screen to body ratio. Phone is powered by Kirin 659 chipset octa-core CPU. On the back, there is a two cameras – sensors are 16 MP + 2 MP and selfie cameras are 13MP + 2MP sensors. Fingerprint sensor is placed below the dual camera setup. Phone is lighten by 3340 mAh battery. Nova 2i runs on Android Nougat 7.0 layered by EMUI 5.1.

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Huawei Nova 2i offers various gestures that should make the phone experience a bit more interactive. Drawing an S with the knuckle captures a long screenshot like an article from top to bottom. Tapping twice with one finger takes a screenshot while tapping twice with two fingers starts screen recording.

Nova 2i comes with Blue, Black, and Gold colors. Still the price of the phone is not revealed.

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147 ofertas Google Play: apps, packs de iconos y juegos gratis y con grandes descuentos por tiempo limitado

Es bien sabido que nunca se tienen suficientes apps y juegos en Android, y una buena forma de hacerse con material de calidad es aprovechar las ofertas de Google Play: aplicaciones y juegos de pago que puedes conseguir gratis o a un precio mucho menor del normal. Hoy te tremos 91 apps y juegos de pago gratis y otros 56 en oferta, siempre por tiempo limitado.

91 aplicaciones Android gratis

Empezamos, como siempre, por las apps, juegos y paquetes de iconos que puedes llevarte gratis, para siempre, aunque solo podrás aprovechar la oferta por tiempo limitado. Los nombres más conocidos son el gran Deus Ex GO y Zombie Age 3 Premium: Rules of Survival. Recuerda que una vez los descargues en tu móvil ya serán tuyos para siempre.

Aplicaciones

BioPorcinoMobile - Gestione su ganado porcino 4,49 euros gratis

Caustic 3 Dance&DubStep 0,89 euros gratis

Quasi-Zenith satellite coordinates 1,79 euros gratis

Sketch Me! Pro 1,59 euros gratis

BlackCam Pro - B&W Camera 1,59 euros gratis

Resize Me! Pro - Photo & Picture resizer 1,59 euros gratis

Aprender Francés - MosaLingua 5,49 euros gratis

TypIt Pro - Watermark, Logo & Text on Photos 1,19 euros gratis

Applocker & Gallery Vault Pro 2,89 euros gratis

Text Reader PRO - Offline Text To Speech App (tts) 1,59 euros gratis

Fa Music Player Plus 1,09 euros gratis

Battery and Charge Monitor for Wear OS 1,79 euros gratis

Digital Dashboard GPS Pro 0,89 euros gratis

Learn Python Programming - Spanish (NO ADS) 3,89 euros gratis

SnoreGym : Reduzca sus ronquidos 2,99 euros gratis

Superflual English Dictionary - Diccionario Inglés 6,49 euros gratis

Partiture Live - App Completa de Músicos. 6,49 euros gratis

Superscript numeric keypad 0,50 euros gratis

RIDBC Auslan Tutor 16,93 euros gratis

Game Booster XR - ⚡For Lag Free Gameplay⚡ 3,49 euros gratis

Maxytube Pro 3,49 euros gratis

Control de Gastos: Cuánto puedo gastar? Premium 3,29 euros gratis

Meeting Notes Taker - Recorder, memo and minutes 1,99 euros gratis

Modbus Monitor Advanced 2,19 euros gratis

Pro QR y Barcode PDF417: escáner lector, detección 4,99 euros gratis

Fnetchat Messenger : With Free Video & Audio Call 2,59 euros gratis

Relajación progresiva 0,59 euros gratis

Selva - Sonidos de animales 1,09 euros gratis

Granja - Sonidos de animales 1,09 euros gratis

BioCazaMobile - Caza Deportiva y Comercial 3,99 euros gratis

En Xataka Android

Cinco aplicaciones para amplificar el volumen de un móvil Android

BioRabbits - Gestione su ganado de Conejos. 4,99 euros gratis

BioCítricos - Gestión para cultivos de cítricos 5,99 euros gratis

BioEquidos - Gestióne su ganado de Equinos. 4,99 euros gratis

Reading Raven: Learn to read phonics adventure 2,19 euros gratis

Juegos

Football Challenger 2 0,99 euros gratis

Eternity Legends Premium 0,59 euros gratis

Unidad de playa 0,59 euros gratis

Amazing Taxi Sim 2020 Pro 0,99 euros gratis

Food Cutter 3D - Cool Relaxing Cooking game 1,39 euros gratis

Peppa: Parque de Diversiones 3,49 euros gratis

Super Hero Factory Inc Pro 1,79 euros gratis

Mine World :VIP 1,19 euros gratis

Tides of Time 4,69 euros gratis

Pirate Defender Premium: Captain Shooting Offline 2,19 euros gratis

Combat Strike PRO: FPS Online Gun Shooting Games 2,69 euros gratis

Guerra 1944 VIP : Segunda Guerra Mundial 3,39 euros gratis

HEXASMASH • Wrecking Ball Physics Puzzle 1,99 euros gratis

Ball hole 3D - Best Relaxing hyper casual game 1,39 euros gratis

Survival Derby 3D - car racing & running game 0,89 euros gratis

LeagueMon VIP - 리그 몬스터 디펜스 2,09 euros gratis

That level logic 2D PRO 1,09 euros gratis

Deep Space: Primer Contacto 3,49 euros gratis

Fill Deluxe VIP 1,89 euros gratis

I Monster:Roguelike RPG Legends,Dark Dungeon 0,59 euros gratis

Devil Twins: Super VIP 2,79 euros gratis

Cooking Quest: Las aventuras del carro de comida 1,09 euros gratis

Arte Ajedrez para Niños - Motor Bagatur 1,39 euros gratis

Hero Evolution : SP 1,79 euros gratis

Zombie Age 3 Premium: Rules of Survival 0,99 euros gratis

NUEVOS Puzzles de Lógica y Matemáticas PRO 2020 0,89 euros gratis

Space Shooter: Ataque a la galaxia (Prémium) 0,59 euros gratis

NEW Math puzzles 2 0,89 euros gratis

Laser Labyrinth 0,99 euros gratis

Superhero Robot Premium: Hero Fight - Offline RPG 2,19 euros gratis

Mystery Tiles 0,89 euros gratis

College Days - Summer Break 0,99 euros gratis

Babalonia Kids - Playtime 1,09 euros gratis

Juego de memoria con Animales 1,09 euros gratis

League of Stickman 2-Sword Demon 0,59 euros gratis

League of Stickman - Best action game(Dreamsky) 0,59 euros gratis

Amethlion - open world RPG adventure! euros reuros

Kamikazee Dice Score Card 0,59 euros gratis

Trigono - geometric brain boiling adventure 1,09 euros gratis

Deus Ex GO 6,99 euros gratis

FASTAR VIP - Shooting Star Rhythm Game 1,09 euros gratis

Zombie Masters VIP - Ultimate Action Game 1,09 euros gratis

Personalización

DmonD Icon Pack 💎 1,09 euros gratis

Circlet Icon Pack 🌀 1,09 euros gratis

Six - Icon Pack 0,69 euros gratis

Aura Blue Dark EMUI 10 Theme for Huawei/Honor 0,89 euros gratis

Dark Pie Google Experience EMUI 9 + EMUI 10 Theme 0,89 euros gratis

Wallpapers Gallery - HD Wallpapers & Backgrounds 1,79 euros gratis

Tibet 3D Pro 1,19 euros gratis

Falling Flowers Red - Live Wallpaper 0,59 euros gratis

Prism Live Wallpaper 0,99 euros gratis

TranspaRED EMUI 10 Theme for Huawei and Honor 0,89 euros gratis

amor | Xperia™ Tema 0,89 euros gratis

cell pattern | Xperia™ Theme 0,99 euros gratis

Líneas de oro | Tema de Xperia™ 0,99 euros gratis

24 cities | Xperia™ Tema 0,99 euros gratis

Back to Lollipop Xperia Theme for those who boring 0,99 euros gratis

dark | Xperia™ Theme 0,99 euros gratis

Oscuro Icon Pack 0,99 euros gratis

56 aplicaciones Android con descuento

Seguimos la recopilación con las aplicaciones, juegos y paquetes de personalización en oferta. Tenemos varios juegos bastante interesantes como Crossroads: Roguelike RPG Dungeon Crawler y Cyberlords - Arcology además aplicaciones para aprender a programar y educativas.

Aplicaciones

Learn R Programming - PRO 3,89 euros 1,49 euros

Serverless Bluetooth Keyboard & Mouse Premium 2,99 euros 0,99 euros

Learn Kotlin Programming - PRO 3,89 euros 1,49 euros

Plant Identifier 5,49 euros 2,89 euros

Text Reader PRO - Offline Text To Speech App (tts) 1,59 euros gratis

EoEbooks 7,99 euros 4,49 euros

Complex Number Calculator | Scientific Calculator 2,79 euros 0,89 euros

Calculadora CITIZEN [sin publicidad] 2,19 euros 1,09 euros

My Device Pro 3,79 euros 0,89 euros

Recordatorio de primera 3,79 euros 0,59 euros

Carta blanca Bolígrafo prima 3,79 euros 0,59 euros

Reloj despertador Pro 3,79 euros 0,59 euros

Learn Python Programming PRO (No Ads) 3,00 euros 1,49 euros

Learn C Programming Pro 3,00 euros 0,69 euros

on Touch English Dictionary - Premium 1,29 euros 0,69 euros

Learn Java Pro 3,00 euros 1,49 euros

Ortografía maestro 2,09 euros 0,89 euros

Edge Gestures 1,49 euros 0,89 euros

Learn C++ Programming - PRO 3,89 euros 1,49 euros

Sun Locator Pro 8,49 euros 4,99 euros

Cambridge Advanced C1 Practice 7,99 euros 4,79 euros

Descubriendo los Dinosaurios 5,99 euros 3,59 euros

Classic eReader - epub book reader 2,29 euros 0,99 euros

Smart Wi-Fi Hotspot PRO 9,99 euros 0,59 euros

FTP Server 1,49 euros 0,99 euros

Cuenta atrás Días Pro 5,99 euros 1,19 euros

Juegos

Tiny Little Kingdoms 4,09 euros 2,79 euros

Math Games PRO - 14 in 1 2,09 euros 0,89 euros

Super Space Shooter 1,99 euros 1,39 euros

Zombie Simulator Z - Premium 2,79 euros 1,69 euros

Timen Runner 2,99 euros 0,59 euros

Desert of Vice 3,59 euros 1,19 euros

Railways 4,79 euros 1,19 euros

Dead Dungeon 4,99 euros 0,59 euros

Mini-Games Pro 4,29 euros 1,79 euros

Bronze Age 2,09 euros 1,29 euros

Juegos Búsqueda de Palabras 1,89 euros 0,89 euros

En Xataka Android

15 juegos que puedes probar en tu Android sin tener que instalarlos

Pictominoes 2,29 euros 1,09 euros

Predynastic Egypt 5,49 euros 3,49 euros

Marble Age 3,99 euros 2,29 euros

Crossroads: Roguelike RPG Dungeon Crawler 3,99 euros 0,99 euros

Guns'n'Glory Heroes Premium 2,99 euros 0,59 euros

Devils & Demons Arena Wars PE 2,99 euros 0,59 euros

Cyberlords - Arcology 1,99 euros 0,59 euros

Personalización

GreenLine Icon Pack : LineX 1,79 euros 0,69 euros

LineX White Icon Pack 1,79 euros 0,69 euros

RedLine Icon Pack : LineX 1,79 euros 0,69 euros

Venus in HD Gyro 3D XLVersion 2,49 euros 0,99 euros

Mars in HD Gyro 3D - XLVersion 2,49 euros 0,99 euros

Space - Stars & Clouds 3DXL Wallpaper + Cardboard 2,49 euros 0,99 euros

Kaleidoscope Live Wallpaper 3,49 euros 1,99 euros

La Catrina : Xperia Theme 1,99 euros 0,89 euros

Mono Icon Pack 1,59 euros 1,09 euros

BeeLine Icon Pack 1,89 euros 0,59 euros

Complete One UI - Substratum System Mods 1,79 euros 0,69 euros

X Launcher Pro 1,99 euros 1,09 euros

¿Más ofertas?

Si tras todas estas aplicaciones gratuitas nuestra sección de los viernes se te queda corta, puedes estar al día de las principales ofertas de todos los sistemas operativos a través de nuestros compañeros de Applesfera y Xataka Móvil. Puedes ver también los mejores precios en móviles y accesorios en nuestro Cazando Gangas de hoy.

Os recordamos que los comentarios, como siempre, están abiertos para que podáis añadir las ofertas de Google Play que encontréis. Y si queréis más, nos vemos la semana que viene. ¡Buen fin de semana a todos!

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