Several weeks ago, the long-awaited Huawei Pura70 series officially announced its pioneer program and began sales.
With the hot sales of this new generation of products, new information about Huawei's upcoming product releases has also emerged.
Today, blogger @Uncle who Watches Mountains mentioned in the latest leak several upcoming Huawei products set to debut next month.
The leaked information suggests that Huawei is expected to unveil 6 new products next month, including the Watch Fit 3, Enjoy 80 Goofy, Matebook14 Fleming, Poincare & Muche combo, the new tablet Tagore, and nova 12 SE Bayne.
Currently, there have been numerous related leaks about these upcoming new products.
It is reported that the all-new Huawei Watch Fit 3 has recently passed the CQC product certification and radio approval, with the model number SLO-B19.
The certification information indicates that this Huawei Watch Fit 3 smartwatch features audio storage and playback capabilities, and is sold without a power adapter.
The Huawei WATCH FIT 2, currently on sale, was released on July 4, 2022.
It features a 1.74-inch AMOLED screen and supports setting a standby always-on watch face. With typical use, the battery life can reach up to 10 days, and with heavy use, it can last up to 7 days. It supports independent music playback, 7 common sports modes, and provides monitoring and management of health data such as heart rate, blood oxygen, sleep, and stress.
Huawei is expected to launch the all-new nova 12 SE smartphone soon.
Reports suggest that this new device may come with a 6.67-inch 90Hz OLED display, a built-in 4500mAh battery, and support for 66W wired fast charging. The phone is 7.39mm thick, weighs 186 grams, features a 32-megapixel front camera, and a rear camera setup comprising a 108-megapixel main camera, an 8-megapixel lens, and a 2-megapixel camera.
At the same time, a brand new tablet product is set to arrive next month.
According to the leaks, the new Huawei tablet is expected to feature a Kirin processor and a HiSilicon Hi1105C20 Bluetooth chip.
As for the specific product series it belongs to, there is currently no concrete information available.
However, a Huawei tablet product recently passed certification. The certification information reveals tablet devices with model numbers TGR-W00, TGR-W10, DMG-W00, BBG7-W00, which will come with a power adapter with model number HW-100225C00, supporting up to 22.5W charging.
Additionally, Lei Jun recently made an appearance at the Beijing Auto Show, attracting a lot of attention. Other founders of car companies also made high-profile appearances, but at the same time, Yu Chengdong has not personally shown up at the auto show.
However, although he did not appear at the auto show, Yu Chengdong has been interacting with other industry leaders on Weibo.
In addition, Huawei's HarmonyOS has been a hot topic in recent years.
Blogger @Digital Chat Station recently leaked some new information related to the HarmonyOS system. The leak mentioned:
Taking a look at the current HarmonyOS NEXT, various commonly used apps are actively adapting, although some functions are still under development and will prompt that HarmonyOS does not currently support them. The smoothness of the new version is basically on par with the current HarmonyOS.
Hopefully, the new flagship in the second half of the year can be the first to come pre-installed, which will be another super highlight.
In this regard, the much-anticipated HarmonyOS NEXT does not need to worry about its smoothness performance, and there should be more app adaptations to come.
Huawei's Vice Chairman and Acting Chairman Xu Zhijun also recently shared the long-awaited Harmony-related plans and progress in his speech.
According to him, Huawei hopes to migrate 5,000 apps that account for over 99% of smartphone usage time in China to the HarmonyOS native operating system by the end of 2024, truly achieving unity between the operating system and the app ecosystem.
In over 5000 apps, more than 4000 have already outlined migration plans, while fewer than 1000 apps are still in discussions.
