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Huawei mate xt ultimate design comeback
Industry news
11 hours ago

Huawei Plans Global Comeback with HarmonyOS: Will Huawei succeed where BlackBerry, Microsoft, and Palm failed?

Huawei is planning a comeback in the smartphone market outside of China. During an international press conference in Shenzhen on October 3, CEO Richard Yu said that the company wants to return to the global market with its own operating system, HarmonyOS. This is just a plan, not a final decision. Yu did not mention a date, countries, or devices. For the Netherlands, this would mean the return of a brand that virtually disappeared from stores following the U.S. trade ban.

Telefoons met 10000 mah accu maken opmars
Articles
yesterday

Phones with 10,000 mAh batteries on the rise, but solve different problem than you think: Record-breaking battery sounds like three days without a charger, but primarily gains years in lifespan

Phones with batteries of 10,000 mAh or more are becoming more popular. This suggests the end of daily charging: charge once and go for three days. However, look beyond the number on the box and you will see that such a large battery solves a different problem entirely. Not charging, but draining.

Samsung galaxy smarttag 3 aangekondigd
Wearables
30 September

Galaxy SmartTag 3: Samsung Reaches Out to iPhone, Avoids Android

Samsung has announced the Galaxy SmartTag 3, but the reasoning behind its design is unclear. For the first time, the tracker is compatible with iPhones, which already have a great alternative in the AirTag. Pixel, Xiaomi, and Motorola device owners still cannot use it. The Netherlands will have to wait until at least 2027.

Nothing cmf split
Phone news
22 September

CMF splits from Nothing and becomes Indian company: India takes over from the British, this time with permission

CMF, Nothing’s budget brand, is striking out on its own. The brand is becoming an independent company headquartered in India. The Indian manufacturer Optiemus is acquiring a 51.1 percent majority stake in the company. Nothing will remain a shareholder but will no longer be involved in day-to-day management. What will this mean for owners of the CMF Phone 2 Pro, and why is a British brand selling off its least expensive division?

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