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Huawei Mate80 series’ camera samples shared by company CEO
3:07 pm | November 20, 2025

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Huawei will launch the Mate80 series smartphones on November 25 in China. While the brand hasn't detailed the specs sheet of the Mate80 lineup, Huawei CEO He Gang has shared a few pictures shot on the Mate80 series, showcasing its camera capabilities. Huawei said the Mate80 series consists of four smartphones - Mate80, Mate80 Pro, Mate80 Pro Max, and Mate80 RS. Huawei's CEO shared six photos on Weibo: one clicked with the Mate80 RS, two shot with the Mate80 Pro, and three taken with the Mate80 Pro Max. The CEO didn't share pictures taken with the Mate80 for some reason, but you can check...

Nothing Phone (3) has its price revealed by the CEO
10:01 pm | May 13, 2025

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Nothing already launched the Phone (3a) and Phone (3a) Pro mid-rangers, and the company is slowly getting ready to unveil the Phone (3), billed as its first ever proper flagship device. This is arriving in the third quarter of the year, as revealed last month by Carl Pei, Nothing's CEO. Today Pei is teasing a very important aspect of the Phone (3) - its price. According to him, the device will come in at "around £800". That's approximately €951, $1,063, and INR 90,500 at the current exchange rates. Pei made the comment in the video you can see below, at the 0:50 mark. Pei also said...

Nothing Phone (3)’s release timeframe confirmed by CEO
3:45 am | April 19, 2025

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Nothing already launched the Phone (3a) and Phone (3a) Pro this year, but you may be wondering where the Phone (3) is. Well, fret not, for it's coming. In fact, Nothing founder and CEO Carl Pei has just confirmed when we should expect it to drop in an Ask Me Anything (AMA) session over on X. The Nothing Phone (3) will launch between July and September, in the third quarter of the year. Q3— Carl Pei (@getpeid) April 18, 2025 While Nothing skipped a year last year, the Nothing Phone (2) was released in July of 2023, so it seems like the new device won't veer off from the brand's...

vivo X200 Ultra schools iPhone 16 Pro Max on video stabilization in test shared by vivo CEO
4:26 pm | March 31, 2025

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Vivo CEO Han Boxiao posted this video that compares vivo X200 Ultra’s stabilization to that of the iPhone 16 Pro Max. Previously, the CEO shared photos from the vivo, iPhone and a Canon 5D Mk IV to show off the image processing capabilities of the X200 Ultra, which will have not just one but two dedicated imaging chips. The post contains a bit more detail about the camera system. All three modules will have OIS. They will be capable of recording 4K video at 120fps with autofocus active and in 10-bit Log mode to boot. Here’s the comparison video, but note that it has been downscaled by...

Nothing Phone (3) isn’t coming until next year, CEO announces
10:15 pm | June 5, 2024

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The Nothing Phone (2) got official in July last year, and so you may have been expecting its successor to show up in a few weeks' time. But you'd be wrong, as it turns out. The lack of recent leaks regarding a Phone (3) was actually foreshadowing. Today Nothing founder and CEO Carl Pei outright announced the fact that the Nothing Phone (3) is only going to launch in 2025. That's a pretty huge delay compared to the usual high-end smartphone yearly refresh cycle, and if you're wondering why Nothing chose this path, it's all about - wait for it - AI. There's been a lot of hype around AI....

Richard Yu allegedly steps down as CEO of Huawei Consumer Business to serve as Chairman
8:45 pm | May 1, 2024

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Huawei's Richard Yu (Yu Chengdong in Chinese) will allegedly no longer serve as the CEO of the Consumer Business Group, instead moving to the position of Chairman. The new CEO will apparently be He Gang, the former Chief Operating Officer (COO). So far Huawei has never had a Chairman for its Consumer Business Group, so Yu will be the first. The point of the move is to allow Yu to expand his scope of duties within the company. He will now look after more parts of the group, including those dealing with smart devices and car components - Huawei has been very active in the EV space in...