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Nova 8i look a like Honor 50 Lite launching on 26th October in global market (Europe)
Honor will launch its Honor 50 Lite smartphone in the global market (Europe) on October 26th. Honor 50 Lite will launch with a 6.67-inch LCD with FHD+ resolution and pill-shaped cutout for its 16MP selfie cam. The back brings a circular camera ring with a 64MP main shooter next to an 8MP ultrawide snapper and two 2MP modules for macro photography and depth data.
Honor 50 Lite Specifications:-
- Display: 6.67″ FHD+ TFT IPS LCD
- Resolution: 1080×2376
- Side FS
- HDR
- SD 662
- Rear Camera: 64+8+2+2MP Rear
- Front Camera: 16MP Selfie
- OS: Android 11; Magic UI 5.0
- Battery: 4300mAh;66W Fast
- 3.5mm Jack
- NFC
- Supports GMS
- Colors – Black, Blue
Honor 50 Lite Price:
6/128GB -> €300
The phone is expected to boot Android 11 with Magic UI 5.0 on top with Google Mobile Service also present.
Nova 8i Image:
Huawei announced that it will launch the Huawei Service Rewards Promotion starting November 11. Users can enjoy service benefits such as 12% off on spare parts, 50 yuan off for battery replacement, and free labor costs for repairs.
Event Time
November 11, 2024 – December 31, 2024
Service Content
12% off on spare parts
Get 50 yuan off when you replace your battery.
Huawei AI Life is a unified platform for managing IoT devices. Easily control your Wi-Fi/mobile Wi-Fi, 5G and 4G routers, earphones, speakers, smart glasses, and more. The AI Life App is now updated to the latest version 14.1.1.332.
Key features:
Quickly add and update smart devices with just one touch. Convenient and customizable, it gives a full all-scenario experience.
Huawei AI Life App Version 14.1.1.332 Changelog:
Enhances feature.
Old Changelog
1. Introduces the brand new EMUI 11.0 design for a smoother experience.
2. Enlarges the cards on the main screen to display more information.
3. Adds support for auto-syncing wireless earphones, for uninterrupted listening.
4. Adds support for the HUAWEI FreeBuds Pro*.
*HUAWEI FreeBuds Pro release date varies by region.
Download the latest Huawei AI Life App
- Huawei AI Life App 14.1.1.332 APK [November 06, 2024]
- Huawei AI Life App 14.1.1.321 APK [October 01, 2024]
- Huawei AI Life App 14.1.0.323 APK [July 30, 2024]
- Huawei AI Life App 14.1.0.321 APK [June 13, 2024]
- Huawei AI Life App 13.2.1.331 APK [April 26, 2024]
- Huawei AI Life App 13.2.1.313 APK [March 04, 2024]
- Huawei AI Life App 13.2.1.310 APK [February 26, 2024]
- Huawei AI Life App 13.2.1.303 APK [February 12, 2024]
- Huawei AI Life App 13.1.0.320 APK [September 16, 2023]
- Huawei AI Life App 13.1.0.310 APK [August 13, 2023]
- Huawei AI Life App 13.0.6.320 APK [July 10, 2023]
- Huawei AI Life App 13.0.6.312 APK [June 20, 2023]
- Huawei AI Life App 13.0.5.351 APK [April 21, 2023]
- Huawei AI Life App 13.0.5.335 APK [March 09, 2023]
- Huawei AI Life App 13.0.3.315 APK [November 30, 2022]
- Huawei AI Life App 13.0.2.330 APK [October 08, 2022]
- Huawei AI Life App 13.0.2.325 APK [September 17, 2022]
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TSMC has halted shipments to Chinese chip designer Sophgo after a chip it manufactured was reportedly found in a Huawei AI processor, according to Reuters, which cited two sources familiar with the situation.
According to Reuters, Sophgo had ordered chips from TSMC that were identical to those found in Huawei’s Ascend 910B processor. While Huawei faces strict U.S. export restrictions due to national security concerns, the path by which the chip reached Huawei’s product remains unknown.
Sophgo responded to the situation on Sunday with a statement on its website, firmly denying any business ties with Huawei, whether direct or indirect. The company, which has connections to crypto mining hardware manufacturer Bitmain, emphasized its strict compliance with all relevant laws, including U.S. export controls. To support its position, Sophgo submitted a detailed investigation report to TSMC demonstrating its non-involvement with Huawei.
When contacted by Reuters, TSMC declined to comment on the matter, and Huawei has not yet responded to inquiries. The U.S. Department of Commerce acknowledged it was aware of potential export control violations but would not comment on any ongoing investigations.