Sitting as a leading brand China, Huawei has undergone a huge surge in popularity in the UK, with Huawei mobile phones seriously disrupting the market. And with Honor coming forward to fight for a top spot, which brand suits you?
Honor saw a in its smartphone shipments in China — the largest drop among top five players — to 10.3 million in Q2 2023 from 13 million in the same quarter in 2022, according to Canalys
The Huawei Band 7 is undoubtedly a very good fitness tracker. You get a whole cornucopia of features for the price of just €60 thereabouts (it is currently unavailable in the US). The 1.47-inch AMOLED screen is easy to read even under direct sunlight, and there is now also an always-on display. The battery life did not manage to hit the 14 Honor has always done an impressive job of fitting flagship specs into its phones, and the Honor Play is no exception, powered by the Kirin 970 – the same chip as the Honor 10 and Huawei P20. That’s backed up by 4GB of RAM and a slightly low 64GB of storage – though that is at least expandable by MicroSD.No. Although both are free software products (or, more accurately, Huawei has pledged to release Harmony OS with an open-source license), Harmony OS is its own distinct product. Moreover, it uses a different design architecture to Linux, preferring a microkernel design over monolithic kernel. But wait.YrAZDE3.