Honor is reportedly working on a new line of smartphones that run Google services. The aim is to release the new devices in the spring.

A leaked roadmap reveals that MediaTek's first chipset made using the 5nm node will be 2022's Dimensity 2000 made for Oppo, Vivo and Honor handsets. It will feature three new cores that ARM has yet to unveil.

Despite getting crapped on by America for its alleged ties to the Communist Chinese government, Huawei is trying to keep producing flagship phones like the P50 Pro.

Honor Band 6, the most recent fitness tracker launched by the Chinese company, is headed to the United States.

The Honor V40 is expected to feature a 120Hz screen with dual front snappers and a penta-camera setup on the back.

Huawei, which earlier this year was the top smartphone manufacturer in the world, will drop down to number seven this year according to one report because of American actions against the company and the sale of Honor.

Despite current U.S. Commerce Department export rules banning Huawei from receiving cutting-edge chipsets that it designed itself, Huawei will have a next-gen 3nm component called the Kirin 9010.

It's like a trail mix of chipsets for its first flagship launch as a new company.

Honor is close to reaching a chip purchase agreement with Qualcomm for its smartphones, per local reports. Honor wants to overtake former owner Huawei to become the number one brand in China.

With Honor being sold by Huawei because of the U.S. actions against the latter, Huawei founder Ren Zhengfei says that he wants Honor employees to see their former parent company as major competition.

The Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra was the top selling 5G enabled smartphone in September followed by the Huawei P40 Pro. Both Samsung and Huawei each had three phones on the list.

Huawei will have no stake in the company it founded in the future and this could pitch the two against each other.

Huawei has reached a $15 billion all-cash deal to sell its Honor smartphone business. The latter will become the 8th-largest smartphone brand in the world and go public within three years.

Per a new report, the chipmaker can only sell 4G SoCs to the Chinese company.

It's still not clear if US would approve sales of chips based on advanced process technologies.

A prototype electric car will begin road tests later this year.

Huawei is reportedly in talks to sell part of the Honor smartphone division. Potential buyers include Xiaomi, TCL, and current partner Digital China.

Crystal ball wielding analyst Ming-Chi Kuo says that it is likely that Huawei will divest itself from low-to-mid-ranhe sub-bramd Honor. This would allow Honor to bypass all of the restrictions that the U.S. placed on Huawei.

It will be up to users to decide if they want to stick with Android or switch to HarmonyOS.