Huawei is about to launch P50 with a super zoom camera. Photo: Huawei Huawei has introduced the new HarmonyOS operating system and will be updated for all smartphones in the near future. Currently, more than 100 devices globally have received the new operating system, including tablets like the MatePad Pro. This is a big change for Huawei when Google’s Android operating system has become unusable because of the US government’s ban. HarmonyOS will come to Mate 40, P40 and Mate 30 series, older models like Mate 9, Mate 10, P20 and P10 will receive the update in the first half of next year. In the introductory video, Huawei has revealed the high-end flagship P50 with a beautiful design, adding a unique camera array. HarmonyOS is equipped with four camera lenses, along with two flashes, but there are no specifications such as the number of megapixels or sensor size, but only Huawei is working with Leica in the field of optics. Users hope for the improvement of the periscope telephoto lens like the P40 Pro Plus. Huawei says that it will take photography to the next level on the P50 with the increased camera size to be able to add larger sensors and lenses. Richard Yu, Huawei’s CEO, said that the P50 will have an iconic slim and light design and it will likely ship with Huawei’s new HarmonyOS operating system built in. Huawei has not said when the P50 will be released, but will try to make it available to consumers, as Huawei, like other technology companies, is currently suffering from the shortage of quality supply. Semiconductor.

Businesses are looking for solutions to digital transformation. The announcement was made at Huawei Developer Conference (HDC.Cloud) 2021, which took place at the university complex in Shenzhen, China. Mr. Richard Yu – Huawei CEO – said: “By 2025, 100% of businesses globally will use cloud technology. The cloud is the future of the ICT industry and the foundation for the digital transformation of businesses. Developers are the soul of the industry. Huawei will continue to expand its technology innovation capabilities and work with developers and partners to accelerate cloud-based business and smart transformation. Accordingly, the Huawei representative launched 6 innovative products and services, including the cloud cluster in the form of the HUAWEI CLOUD CCE Turbo container, the intelligent programming assistant CloudIDE, the database GaussDB (for openGauss), Trusted Intelligent Computing Services (TICS), Pangu Models, and infrastructure software for diverse computation. Mr. Richard Yu – Huawei CEO – spoke at the event. In addition, Huawei announced a $ 220 million investment in the Huawei Developer Program 2.0 this year. The program includes innovation activity for Huawei Cloud partner, Kunpeng OpenMind project and Ascend OpenMind project. This support pack aims to boost the ecosystem around Huawei Cloud, Kunpeng, and Ascend. The program covers six engineering areas, including container / microservices, SaaS, big data, AI, video and smart edge. After successfully building an industry ecosystem with 2.4 million developers, Huawei worked with the Ministry of Education of China to build a smart platform for collaborating on talent education. Currently, this business is planning to provide software development training to 3 million university developers over the next 5 years. In addition to the seminar program, the HDC.Cloud 2021 event also includes technical conferences, training camps, programming labs, developer festivals and a series of forums that bring together famous teachers young people and influencers. The event revolves around the latest trends in cloud, AI, computing and open source.

Photo: SCMP The SF5 model, co-developed by Huawei and SERES, is the first model to appear in the Huawei store. This vehicle running both electricity and gasoline is equipped with a HiCar system based on Huawei’s HarmonyOS operating system. The car can run 180 km in pure electric mode, while it can run 1,000 km in extended mode. Photo: FT A Huawei salesman said that the HiCar system allows users to switch between the phone app and the car’s central control system. You can also connect the car with other smart devices such as TVs, air conditioners … Photo: FT Previously, Richard Yu, the head of Huawei’s consumer technology division, admitted that the US embargo had negatively affected its smartphone supply chain. Photo: FT “Electric cars are the only product line that can offset the losses in the smartphone business because they are expensive – although the total sales are not as high as smartphones,” the senior employee said. Photo: FT Two cars, one in blue and one in white, have appeared in stores in Shenzhen, Shanghai, Hangzhou and Chengdu. Users can also pre-order the car on Huawei’s e-commerce site Vmall with a deposit of 1,000 yuan. These vehicles are priced at 216,800 yuan and 246,800 yuan.