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The Japanese government may be ban Chinese-made drones
According to the news, six people familiar with the matter from the Japanese government and the ruling party said that as part of a broad effort to strengthen national security, Japan may prohibit China from providing drones to its government for protection. Sensitive information.
The above-mentioned people said that the Japanese government’s main concerns center on information technology, supply chain, network security, and intellectual property.
“China is a big market and very important to Japan,” a senior government official said. “On the other hand, people worry that advanced technology and information may be leaked to China and maybe diverted for military use.”
The Ministry of Defense of Japan has hundreds of drones, including some made by Chinese companies; the Coast Guard has about 30, most of which are Chinese. Both said that they did not use Chinese drones for safety-related matters, and other government entities are also using such drones.
It is unclear whether all drones need to be replaced, but the revised policy states that the new drones are used for sensitive tasks such as criminal investigations, infrastructure work, and emergency rescue, and must ensure that data is not leaked and passed Stricter review procedures.
The tightened regulations will take effect in April 2021, and no country is mentioned. However, senior figures from the Japanese government and the ruling party told Reuters that these regulations were formulated with China in mind.
The measures include new investment rules for foreigners promulgated last year; legislators of the ruling party are also preparing a proposal for a comprehensive law to promote economic security, which will be announced this year. In addition, the National Security Council of Japan established a department in April to study how advanced technology and other economic affairs affect national security.
we research and understand that Japanese domestic drone manufacturers are expected to benefit from these changes, as government ministries and commissions are likely to purchase drones in China.
Reuters also said that Japan has invested about 300 billion yen to diversify the (drone) supply chain and transfer production to Japan or more in Southeast Asia to reduce its dependence on China.
The smartphone slimness war is official: Huawei has unveiled the Mate 70 Air to rival the iPhone Air. First-look photos reveal two competing visions for a ultra-thin device, as each brand takes a distinct path to dominate the market.
Huawei has officially announced the Mate 70 Air, establishing a new benchmark for the series as its thinnest model ever at a mere 6.6mm. The launch is now being followed by the emergence of real-life photos that provide a direct visual comparison with its key rival, the iPhone Air.
In accordance with shots, there isn’t much difference between the two Air models when kept beside each other. Due to the right-angle frame, the Mate 70 Air gets curvy and sleeker edges parallel to the iPhone Air, which has slightly flat sides.
Mate 70 Air vs. iPhone Air
You can check the real-life photos of the Huawei Mate 70 Air and iPhone Air below.
The Mate 70 Air is slightly heavier than the 165-gram iPhone Air. Nevertheless, this extra mass and thickness are strategic, allowing Huawei to incorporate a full suite of features without the compromises Apple had to make.
Compared to the iPhone Air’s 6.5-inch OLED, the Mate 70 Air boasts a larger screen and a dazzling 4000-nit peak brightness (1000 nits brighter). Performance is also flexible, thanks to the availability of two different Kirin chipsets.
The Mate 70 Air’s advantages extend to a superior 6500mAh battery and powerful cameras. If you’re looking for a truly slim device that doesn’t sacrifice performance or features, this is the phone to consider.
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Huawei has officially introduced the MatePad Mini Collector’s Edition, a device engineered to overcome performance hesitations. Its suite of six new upgrades positions it as a superior alternative to existing market offerings.
While Huawei’s tablets have grown stronger over the years, the MatePad Mini Collector’s Edition is their definitive statement. It doesn’t just compete with the Apple iPad Mini—it surpasses it with a more premium design and superior specifications.
Though still, if you have any concerns about this new Huawei MatePad Mini Collector’s Edition, check the 6 reasons below to calm down your worries.
1. Design:
This special edition tablet comes in a beautiful, luxurious red color. It’s super easy to carry, weighing only 255 grams and being just 5.1mm thin. You get a big, clean screen for viewing, and its stylish look is finished with a neat circular camera on the back.
Bonus Point: Being a Collector’s Edition comes in a special plain leather tablet case as well as the M-Pencil Pro stylus. It is now open for its first sale.
2. 8.8-inch flexible OLED;
“Introducing the groundbreaking MatePad Mini Collector’s Edition: the world’s first 8.8-inch flexible OLED tablet. It features a stunning, super-thin bezel for a truly immersive view—a stark contrast to the thick bezels of the iPad mini. With a dazzling 1800 nits peak brightness, every detail comes to life with unparalleled clarity.
The screen has a modern shape that’s great for movies and shows. Its advanced pixel design makes colors extra rich and every detail super sharp, with smooth blends between light and dark areas. It also does a great job of reducing annoying screen glare.
MatePad Mini
3. Cellular Calls:
You can use this tablet just like a phone! It has everything built-in for calling and mobile internet. Its smart technology ensures you always have a great signal, whether you’re at home, on the road, or in a busy area.
4. M-Pencil Pro compatibility:
The MatePad Mini works perfectly with the M-Pencil Pro to make writing and drawing feel professional. You can squeeze the pen to open a tool menu for changing pen tips, or press the button on the end to activate the Celia voice assistant.
The pen even has a nice, pulsing light that makes it look cool. It feels smooth and comfortable in your hand. And for staying connected off the grid, this tablet also has advanced dual satellite features.
5. 32MP ultra-clear front camera:
32MP of power. Smarter lighting. AI magic. The MatePad Mini’s camera features Best AI Expressions, Object Elimination, Portrait Retouch, and smart Image Enlargement for flawless photos every time.
6. Harmony AI:
Never miss a call again! With Harmony AI, Celia becomes your personal assistant, answering calls while you’re busy. And when you need a smile, just check out the new playful emojis and cute pet themes for a quick dose of happiness.
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The rumored Huawei Mate 70 Air is shaping up to be a device of contrasts, combining an “ultra-thin” design that would make it the slimmest Mate ever with a surprisingly large screen that’s expected to outsize its siblings.
In accordance with tipster @FixedFocus, the Huawei Mate 70 Air could be the slimmest Mate ever, with a thickness of just around 6.x mm.
Further details from the source include the display and camera. The device is suggested to be equipped with a 7.0-inch large screen featuring an 18.8:9 aspect ratio, which would represent an increase in size over earlier generations.
The revealed display details have prompted observers to draw comparisons to a tablet, suggesting a “phone + tablet” form factor. This perception is contingent on the device’s final dimensions—particularly its slimness and height—aligning with the leaked parameters.
On the camera front, the Mate 70 Air could be equipped with a sizable 1/1.3-inch main sensor and an interesting multi-spectral lens. What’s still up in the air is whether it will include other staples like an ultrawide or telephoto shooter, but the picture should become clearer by the end of the month.
Early inputs suggested that Huawei’s ultra-thin smartphone could be a fully eSIM model. However, the new leak says the device could come with any eSIM capability.
Perhaps the company will introduce complete eSIM handsets next month with the Mate 80 series.
The Huawei Mate 70 Air has now appeared in an official certification database. While numerous key specifications have surfaced online, the device’s launch schedule continues to be unconfirmed.
The Mate 70 Air’s launch is a mystery: leaked details conflict, hinting at either this month or early November. With no word from Huawei, we’ll have to wait for the official announcement.
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