Huawei: Mate 10 "is not a smartphone"

4. Lumbergh (banned) (Posts: 463; Member since: 14 Feb 2016)

I can see it now:

"Joe, voluntarily texted your wife confessing your love for your mistress. No more side pieces, Joe."

26. tedkord (Posts: 16190; Member since: 17 Jun 2009)

I'm not worrying until it asks me if I know where Sarah Connor is.

6. Bankz (Posts: 2247; Member since: 08 Apr 2016)

This is looking like the phone of the year tbh.. This and the ipX.

10. L0n3n1nja (Posts: 1107; Member since: 12 Jul 2016)

Gotta love that FPS under the screen.

23. Sammy_DEVIL737 (Posts: 983; Member since: 28 Nov 2016)

LMAO. You forgot that 512 gigs of storage.

32. trojan_horse (banned) (Posts: 5868; Member since: 06 May 2016)

And he also forgot that under-display Fingerprint scanner. :))

20. HouTexan (Posts: 460; Member since: 08 Jan 2012)

Lol @ "ipX". You're quite delusional.

8. bucknassty (Posts: 657; Member since: 24 Mar 2017)

lol that is funny... but does qualcomm have some catching up to do, i feel as if their cpu architecture is falling behind... maybe the 810 really messed them up

13. Nine1Sickness (Posts: 747; Member since: 30 Jan 2011)

“Stop jerking off on the toilet Joe, your d ck is blue.”

27. ancellim (Posts: 39; Member since: 24 Mar 2014)

Reminds me of iFruit 9iX lol

43. TheOracle1 (Posts: 947; Member since: 04 May 2015)

And here it is:https://www.gizmochina.com/2017/10/01/huawei-mate-10-pro-gorgeous/

30. Settings (Posts: 2822; Member since: 02 Jul 2014)

I think opposite. If your name is Annie, it would regularly ask if you're OK. What a thoughtful phone ot would be.

12. BlackhawkFlys (Posts: 823; Member since: 07 May 2014)

That's what companies do.. marketing is all about exaggeration... Every company does that.

28. roldefol (Posts: 4677; Member since: 28 Jan 2011)

"This is not a smartphone. It is a GENIUSPHONE."

*eyeroll*

15. dnomadic (Posts: 273; Member since: 20 Feb 2015)

I'll give you force touch, but dual cameras were going on since the likes of the HTC Evo (I think). If a company senses a trend starting why wouldn't they release something that goes with the trend... You don't think Apple saw the trend coming resulting in the release of their dual snapper (LG G5/G6).

Huawei is a pretty decent company with some high quality devices, with great processors and UX.

17. Bondurant (Posts: 688; Member since: 04 Jun 2014)

Huawei introduced dual camera in Dec 2014 with the Honor 6 plus. Iphone 7 plus was released on Sept 2016.

FAIL.

18. GolfPar (Posts: 2; Member since: 29 Sep 2017)

This is false, Huawei has spent billion on Research and Development, take a look at their products before you call them "most shameless me-too company". It is Apple that is a shameless company that is stealing, other people's work and coping other companies technologies. What Apple does is wait for a new device with new technology to come, change little things and copy it and say "this is the future" and the gullible masses believe the crap Apple is putting out.

"this whole AI hype is probably huawei's way of introducing their Cortana/Siri/Alexa/Bixby/Google assistant competitor that does exactly the same thing or less with little to no future support. nothing to see here. move along."

Did you test their new phone and see what it does? I thought so.

22. GolfPar (Posts: 2; Member since: 29 Sep 2017)

"they are most likely gonna charge more for their "premium devices" but they are not even in same league as samsung or apple in device support and/or camera quality,"

Take a look at the Mate 9, it came in 2016 and it still beats Samsung devices and Apple devices that came in 2017 in some things.

37. iushnt (Posts: 2780; Member since: 06 Feb 2013)

How does Mate 9 beat Apple and Samsung devices. Please elaborate.

33. TheOracle1 (Posts: 947; Member since: 04 May 2015)

Wrong. The Honor Magic came out in very limited release in China last year with this type of technology and this is obviously an evolution. It also follows the new trend in China of smart supermarkets which Xiaomi are opening and involves learning your shopping habits, pre-selecting items, pre-packaging for pick up or delivery, even cooking them for in store consumption or delivery.

So Huawei aren't copying Crappl, it's the other way around. A friend who lives in China says that the use of this technology is becoming more common for most everyday tasks.

16. Florin.T (Posts: 295; Member since: 16 Dec 2013)

I'm not sure why my brain ordered my hands to type Berlin instead of Munich. Fixed, thanks!