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Huawei stopped operating low-end smartphone due to chip shortage in China

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Huawei has been very upset with its smartphone market for some time now. Due to various restrictions imposed by the US, it was having a lot of difficulty in marketing there and now it seems that the same situation is going to manifest in China as well. According to the latest report, the Chinese tech giant will soon discontinue the operation of its low-end smartphone in China due to a shortage of chipset.

As per the published by MyDrivers report, Huawei’s official stores in China have been facing this issue. In this report, some workers of the official store in China have been revealed that the company is now only a few smartphones are being sold.

According to this statement, it has clear the company has now faced the shortage of the chip in their home town and it is very said news for Huawei’s fans. According to the publisher “Almost every mobile phone is out of stock now, and the configuration and color are incomplete.”

The report has revealed that the five experience stores there is the visite have almost all Huawei’s smartphone not available while the combined of the stores have just four smartphones was available for sale.

After the reporter has asked the question to the salesperson in Huawei stores in Chengdu, China, then he replied that the Huawei Nova series was targeted students and the series was the lower smartphone by the company but currently it is not available in the store except for the Nova 8 Pro smartphone. Moreover the Nova 8 Pro was also available in limited quantities and the price of this smartphone is 3999 Yuan (roughly 617 US Dollars).

Furthermore, this is not the first time happened when the company has faced a shortage of chip production while the previous report has suggested the delay reason of the upcoming Huawei P50 series. According to the information, the Huawei P50 series will be delayed due to the shortage of supply.

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Aditya primarily uses Huawei and Samsung electronic equipment. Aditya likes wearing smartwatches as well, and at the moment he has a Galaxy Watch 4 and a Huawei Watch GT 2. As a tech geek, he constantly researches and meticulously evaluates new technology.

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Huawei Mate X3 costs as much as Galaxy Z Fold 4 and A54 combined

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Huawei has released its new Mate X3 foldable phone in Europe. It costs €2,200. This is more expensive than the Galaxy Z Fold 4 and Galaxy A54 combined, which cost €1,799 and €249, respectively. The Mate X3 is Huawei’s most premium foldable phone to date. It has a book-like form factor and is a direct competitor to the Galaxy Z Fold 4, the upcoming Galaxy Z Fold 5, and Google’s first foldable phone, the Pixel Fold.

The Mate X3 has a 7.85-inch OLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate. It is powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 processor and has 256GB of storage. The phone has a quad-camera system on the back, consisting of a 50MP main sensor, a 13MP ultrawide sensor, an 8MP telephoto sensor, and a 2MP macro sensor. The front-facing camera is 8MP. The Mate X3 has a 4800mAh battery and supports 66W fast charging.

The Huawei Mate X3 is nearly the same price as both the Galaxy Z Fold 4 and the Galaxy A54 combined. Sometimes, you can even find discounts on the Samsung devices, making them even more affordable.

Huawei is selling its Mate X3 foldable phone for €2,200. This includes a free Watch GT3 smartwatch. However, the smartwatch costs €189, so the phone is still €211 more expensive than the Galaxy Z Fold 4.

The Mate X3 has an IPX8 water resistance rating and the same Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 SoC as the Galaxy Z Fold 4. Whether the Mate X3 is worth the extra money is up to the individual consumer.

Proprietary expandable memory formats are not as helpful as you might believe

Huawei’s Mate X3 has an unusual feature: expandable storage based on their Nano Memory (NM) technology. However, these NM memory cards are only compatible with Huawei phones and not practical for customers looking to transfer files. The NM format seems designed to lock customers into using proprietary memory expansion technology exclusively with Huawei devices.

Huawei Mate X3 is a very expensive foldable phone. It is more expensive than Galaxy Z Fold 4 and Galaxy A54 combined. It doesn’t have access to Google Play Store and it is difficult to install apps. It is not worth the price.

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Huawei HMS Core 6.11.0.212 Update is live for users

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The Huawei developers have started rolling out the 6.11.0.212 update to its pre-installed application – the HMS Core (Huawei Mobile Services). The users of Huawei are now able to install this latest version on their devices to use the latest features and more.

According to the information, the new update of HMS Core 6.11 resolves the previous flaws and delivers an unbreakable experience. It is advised that all Huawei users immediately install the most recent version of the HMS Core, which has an installation size of 44.12MB.

Apart from the bug fixes, the update also improves your experience and delivers more easy access. Below you can check the download link as well as the other information.

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HMS CORE 6.11.0.212 UPDATE CHANGELOG:

  • Fixes some known issue bugs.

HMS Core (Huawei Mobile Services)

HMS (Huawei Mobile Services) is a set of Huawei’s terminal cloud services’ open features, allowing you to quickly construct high-quality apps. Basic services such as HUAWEI ID, in-app payment, game services, location services, and more are also available.

Keep in mind that Huawei, the Chinese electronics giant, first released this program under a different name and symbol, but it has now been renamed “HMS Core.” The company has also changed the logo, but the services remain the same.

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Huawei P60 series and Mate X3 mobile phones now support Kunlun glass replacement, with prices starting at 619 yuan

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Huawei made an official announcement today stating that the Huawei P60 series and Mate X3, which includes a total of four mobile phones, now support the replacement of Kunlun glass. The prices for the replacement start at 619 yuan.

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According to Huawei officials, the Kunlun glass material has undergone a series of advanced manufacturing processes. This includes 24 hours of high-temperature nanocrystal growth, the use of 108 microcrystalline raw materials, precise panel processing procedures, and a 1600-degree platinum precious metal melting process. Huawei claims that these processes contribute to a significant increase in strength, up to 10 times stronger than conventional glass.

Indeed, as the latest flagship models released by Huawei this year, the Huawei P60 series and Huawei Mate X3 are naturally supported by the official Kunlun glass replacement. This ensures that users can replace their damaged or worn-out Kunlun glass with genuine Huawei replacements, maintaining the integrity and quality of their devices.

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  • Huawei Mate X3 replacement price 619 yuan

  • Huawei P60 replacement price 719 yuan

  • Huawei P60 Pro replacement price 719 yuan

  • Huawei P60 Art replacement price 719 yuan

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