Huawei has always been a leader in cell phone photography, so in the face of the crazy catch-up from friends, what upgrades does Huawei have to make to the lens in the next generation of flagship models to avoid being overtaken?
According to a report from AnTuTu, Huawei will bring a commercially available liquid lens for the first time next year, and the advantage of this liquid lens is that the focusing speed will be faster, which can achieve the same millisecond focusing speed as the human eye, and the film formation rate is almost 100%, which is a great improvement for photography, and Huawei also applied for a relevant patent last year.

The Liquid Lens may be unfamiliar to you, in fact, the ideal curve of the mirror is a parabola, the parabola of different curvature of its focal length is not the same. The traditional zoom lens is achieved by adjusting the distance between two lenses with fixed focal lengths to achieve the zoom. There are several types of liquid lenses, and the one used in cell phones is the dielectric liquid lens, which uses a liquid to focus the light, changing the shape of the liquid through different voltages to control the imaging.

Huawei’s technical solution can be used to drive the motor of the liquid lens to meet the performance requirements of autofocus and optical stabilization while improving the reliability of the motor under abnormal operating conditions such as impact and drop.
Besides, Weibo blogger also stated that Sony is also testing IMX782, The liquid lens will be in commercial production next year, mainly at the telephoto end. It is believed that Huawei’s strength in photography will continue to grow after using this lens, and the DXOMARK list will continue to be dominated by Huawei.

Source: theverge

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Huawei has many phones in its arsenal, falling under mid-range flagship segment smartphone. One such phone is Huawei Nova 5T which is very popular in Nepali market. And Huawei Nova 5T specifications and price in Nepal are discussed below.

Huawei Nova 5T Specifications

Huawei Nova 5T Display

Huawei Nova 5T comes with a 6.26-inch display with a resolution of 1080 x 2340 pixels, the aspect ratio of  19.5:9 and pixel count of ~412 ppi.

Huawei Nova 5T Hardware Features

On the hardware side, Huawei Nova 5T is powered by a HiSilicon Kirin 980 processor which is an Octa-core CPU  (2x2.6 GHz Cortex-A76 & 2x1.92 GHz Cortex-A76 & 4x1.8 GHz Cortex-A55) bundled with  8GB of RAM and 128GB internal storage. The phone runs on Android 9.0 (Pie), upgradable to Android 10.0; EMUI 10.

Huawei Nova 5T Camera

Talking about the Huawei Nova 5T camera, this phone comes with a quad-camera setup, 48 MP, f/1.8 wide + 16 MP f/2.2 Ultra-wide + 2 MP, f/2.4 macro lens + 2 MP, f/2.4 depth sensor and a 32MP, f/2.0 camera on the front for selfies.  

Huawei Nova 5T Price in Nepal 

Coming to pricing Huawei Nova 5T price in Nepal is set at रू 53,900.

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We've been hearing rumors about Huawei selling its budget phone brand, Honor, over the last few weeks and now the company has ended the speculation by making the news official. Faced with the difficult market and business conditions, Huawei appears to have been pushed into a corner and sell off its sister concern Honor to China-based Shenzhen Zhixin New Information Technology Co.

Announcing the news through a statement, the company said, "At a difficult time when industrial technology elements are unsustainable and consumer businesses are under tremendous pressure, in order to allow Honor channels and suppliers to continue, Huawei Investment Holding Co., Ltd. decided to sell the entire Honor business assets. The purchaser is Shenzhen Zhixin New Information Technology... It is the best solution to protect the interests of Honor's consumers, employees, suppliers, and partners."

For now, the two companies have not released any information on the price of the deal. But even with no figures released, there have been reports in the past that have given us a hint at what the deal could have cost Honor's new owners. As per a previous report, the deal between Huawei and Shenzhen Zhixin New Information Technology could have been for around $15.2 billion.
As per the information shared, while Honor's current board and its workforce will stay in place, the new owners will oversee the business, branding, production, distribution, services, operations, and executive decisions, with Huawei, no longer holding any share in Honor the company. The company has also revealed that the deal will include all assets of Honor, including R&D, supply chain management, and other Honor assets, as well as Honor’s workforce of over 7,000 employees.
Over the last year or so, Honor had found it increasingly difficult to do business with the company having to deal with the impact of the sanctions placed on it and its parent company after the United States' government put it on the "Entity List". With Honor not part of Huawei's books, those restrictions could be eased on it going forward. For Huawei, the restrictions will remain in place, however, with Honor sold, the company could now focus on itself and create high-end smartphones and other products.

Source:indiatoday

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Huawei founder Ren Zhengfei called on employees of its departing Honor subbrand to strive to surpass its parent in a farewell speech as the tech giant sells the budget brand to keep its sanction-hobbled supply chains alive
Huawei Technologies said earlier this month it would sell Honor to a new entity called Shenzhen Zhixin New Information Technology, formed of its agents and dealers, so it could resume sourcing components currently restricted by U.S. sanctions.

The U.S. government says Huawei is a national security threat, a claim the company denies.

“Wave after wave of severe U.S. sanctions against Huawei has led us to finally understand, certain American politicians want to kill us, not just correct us,” Ren said, according to a speech posted on a Huawei employee forum on Thursday.
While Huawei could overcome the difficulties, “millions” of employees at Honor’s agents and distributors around the world would lose their jobs as sales channels dried up, Ren’s speech said.

“We don’t have to drag innocent people into the water just because we suffer,” he said.

Honor-brand smartphones made up 26% of the 51.7 million handsets Huawei shipped in July-September, according to consultancy Canalys. The company’s products also include laptops, tablet computers, smart TVs, and electronic accessories.
Huawei’s rivals have been ramping up production orders, anticipating they can gobble up market share while the giant is unable to produce new handsets, several industry sources recently told Reuters.

If Honor could resume production, it could retain market share, said Flora Tang, an industry analyst with Counterpoint Research.

Ren called on Honor to become Huawei’s biggest competitor after the “divorce,” and said toppling Huawei should “become your slogan for motivation”.

“We are your competitors in the future,” he said.

Source: Reuters

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