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from Part I - Different Types of Chinese Corporate Ecosystem

Huawei Technologies Co's self-developed operating system HarmonyOS is expected to see wider application in China, as it made progress in optimizing the system's performance, but more efforts are needed to build a robust software ecosystem for it, experts said on Thursday.

Their comments came after Huawei launched an updated version of its proprietary operating system HarmonyOS 3 on Wednesday night, as part of its broader push to counter the US government restrictions.

Xiang Ligang, director-general of the Information Consumption Alliance, a telecom industry association, said HarmonyOS is showing a positive development trend, and large-scale upgrades have also been carried out for older Huawei models, which reflects the company's innovation capacity.

"For the survival of an OS, it is crucial to see how consumers are responding to it. Though doubts exist, the general feedback to HarmonyOS is so far, so good," Xiang said.

Yu Chengdong, CEO of Huawei's device business group and CEO of the company's intelligent automotive solution business unit, said more than 300 million of the company's devices have now been equipped with HarmonyOS 2, which makes it the world's fastest-growing operating system.

Meanwhile, more than 170 million third-party products that are equipped with HarmonyOS Connect for the internet of things have also been shipped out of factories to retailers across China, Yu said.

The latest HarmonyOS version features an improved experience in aspects including smooth performance, privacy and security, Huawei said.

HarmonyOS was first unveiled in August 2019, after the US government restricted Huawei's access to Google's Android operating system. But Huawei has underlined that HarmonyOS is not a replacement to Android. Instead, it is a next-generation OS designed for the IoT era and seeks to deliver a smooth experience across different devices.

HarmonyOS has already been used in a wide range of devices including smartphones, PCs, tablets, smartwatches, and smart home appliances such as ovens. Huawei also developed an in-car version of the HarmonyOS for electric vehicles it co-produced with Chinese carmaker Seres.

Xiang Jiangxu, vice-president and chief technology officer of home appliance maker Midea's IoT business, said, HarmonyOS covered "almost all categories of our products"－some 200 varieties－last year.

Yin Dong, a Beijing-based software developer who has been using tools from HarmonyOS to develop mobile applications for months, said he is optimistic about the operating system's future, but more efforts are needed to build a more vibrant software ecosystem centering around HarmonyOS.

Here we go – another smartwatch that… What? Does this one bring something actually new? Amazing.

Yes, the Huawei Watch D is all kind of amazing. It incorporates the functionality we expect from smartwatches – workout recording, GPS-based tracking, notifications, weather and even music playback control, plus a lot more.

These work pretty much as expected. But this watch is not smart only because of this. It lacks some stuff people expect from other smartwatches such as message replies and even a speakerphone, a feature available in other Huawei watches. No, this watch is smart because it packs several health indicators that let you keep an eye on your body from home or wherever you are.

The documentation says the Huawei Watch D is registered as a medical device in New Zealand, but it also advises to not self-diagnose and consult your doctor for professional advice.

Having said that you will be able to use these indicators as early warning signs that something is happening and be ready to consult your doctor.

First, the Huawei Watch D is not small as a simple tracker. Its size will not be a surprise for those of you used to smartwatches but might be something if you come from a simpler, smaller device.  Even so, at 41 g it is still a lot lighter than an Omega Seamaster for example. It is very comfortable to wear, and you will find it comes fitted with a large fluoroelastomer strap (a type of synthetic rubber similar to silicone) and a spare medium size strap in the box.

The beautiful 1.64 inches AMOLED colour screen is large, with a 456 by 280 pixels resolution. Information is clearly visible and the touchscreen is very responsive. On the side of the body you will find a menu button and a health button, that can be configured to quickly access one of many health functions.

I will cover these health functions and then continue to some other features.

The most notable one is the blood pressure (BP) app. It is ingenious. The large strap comes with a removable airbag that connects to the strap with a couple of hooks and to the body of the watch via a small hole, and from there to a mini pump inside the watch.

When you use the blood pressure app this mini pump inflates the airbag so that an oscillographic BP practicing can be taken. The feeling is like what you have when a sphygmomanometer cuff is put around your upper and inflated. The watch then calculates your blood pressure and shows it on the large screen.

The measurement is quick and I have compared it to my Withings BP monitor, with both showing the same results pretty much every time. The main difference is that because of the watch being on your wrist you need to raise your arm to your heart’s height and support it with the other hand.

The next health function is a heart rate monitor. This feature can monitor your heart in two different ways: either by sampling your heart rate based on your activity levels or switching on 24/7, which is more accurate but will also use more power. If you are doing a workout the Huawei Watch D switches to continuous heart rate monitoring regardless of this setting.

The data can be used to notify you of high or low rates. The data is also available through the Huawei Health app (which I will talk about later).

Still on the heart front, the Huawei Watch D brings a new feature to the company’s lineup: an electrocardiogram (ECG) app that you can use to determine if your cardiac rhythm is normal and see results on your phone. This includes sinus rhythm, atrial fibrillation (A-fib), atrial premature beat and ventricular premature beat. All this can also be seen as a PDF document that can be downloaded and shared with your medical professional.

We then have stress measurements, taken when you are sitting still over a period of time. The watch will analyse some signals and determine stress levels from low to high and alert you if needed.

Next is the automatic SpO2 measurement. This is collected either while at rest, sleeping or by initiating the measurement from the menu. It will deliver an indication of how much oxygen is in your blood and deliver you an alert if below a certain level you can select, from 75% to 90%. In these days of covid, this kind of data is interesting.

The watch also records skin temperature, a good indicator of illnesses. The skin temperature is usually lower than your core body temperature.

Another health indicator is related to sleep. Like other devices, the Huawei Watch D will collect data on your sleep patterns and make it available for analysis on your phone.

All this data is collected and transferred to your phone running the Huawei Health app where you can then see historical records and patterns.

All this information is used to deliver you guidance in the healthy living part of the app, which can be configured to fit your lifestyle, be it focus on exercise, mood or sleep. Using your personal information and the health indicators the plan is tailored to your specific needs and will remind you of activities, from getting up to stretch your legs, walking more, drinking water, doing some breathing exercises or just sleeping.

There is a lot that can go wrong too, so the documentation makes it clear that readings can be inaccurate in case of severe anemia or vascular disease. Also, people with pacemakers shouldn’t use the ECG feature as it relies on small electric pulses that travel around your body to measure time and get the readings.

In the box, you will also find a USB wireless pad charger and the mentioned spare straps. The wireless magnetically attaches to the back of the case (which is a sapphire glass) so it stays in place while charging the watch. A full charge should last about a week. It doesn’t last as long as some of the other Huawei watches but it’s not too bad, considering some smartwatches need to be charged every day or so.

You will also find a small spare piece that can be used to cover the bit where the airbag is attached to the body of the watch, in case you decide to remove the airbag during exercises, which seems to be recommended.

The watch is water resistant but because of the mini pump it is not recommended for swimming exercises or any activity that involves water pressure or steam.

Also worth mentioning is that because of its built-in GPS you don’t need to carry your phone with you while exercising outdoors.

The Huawei Health app is used to manage watch faces and there are quite a few in the built-in marketplace. Quite a few free ones and some that are paid using credit cards. You will also use the app to update the watch – and in my case, there were three updates installed, one after the other as soon as the watch was paired with the phone. This took some time, but it all worked ok with no problems.

As I said, all the tech Huawei worked to put in this tiny box is actually amazing. The Huawei Watch D is available in New Zealand now, with an RRP of NZ$ 749.

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Huawei has also launched the MateView SE at the APAC Smart Office in Bangkok, Thailand and unlike the more expensive and bigger MateView monitors, the MateView SE is meant for the more affordable consumers as this one comes with lower specs that is perfect for not-so-demanding tasks.

The MateView SE comes in two variants — adjustable edition and also the standard edition basically, the adjustable edition lets you use the monitor in vertical or in portrait mode which is perfect for practicing and also for writing on the monitor, and of course, there’s the standard edition which is basically made for horizontal or in landscape mode.

The monitor comes with a 23.8-inch Huawei FullView display and a P3 Color gamut wiht 16.7-million colors for better colors. It also has a Delta E<2 color accuracy and there’s a 75Hz refresh rate with support for AMD Freesync.

the special thing about the monitor is that it comes with eBook mode so you can read articles and PDF files that are easy to the eyes so longer work hours on the monitor won’t be a problem.

The Huawei MateView SE is priced at Php7,999

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The new Huawei MatePad Pro is a thin and light tablet with an 11 inch, 2560 x 1600 pixel OLED display featuring a 120 Hz refresh rate, 10-bit color, and up to 600 nits brightness.

Weighing 449 grams (15.8 ounces) and measuring 5.9mm (0.23 inches) thick, it’s one of the thinnest and lightest tablets to feature an 11 inch display to date. The tablet will be available soon for 3,300 CNY (about $490) and up.

The starting price is for a model with 8GB of RAM, 128GB of storage, and a Qualcomm Snapdragon 870 processor. But the 2022 Huawei MatePad Pro will also be available with up to a Snpadragon 888 chip, 12GB of memory and 256GB of storage. Optional accessories including a pressure-sensitive pen and a keyboard case will also add to the price.

Other features include six speakers, 4 microphones, a USB 3.1 Gen 1 Type-C port, an 8,300 mAh battery, and support for WiFi 6. Cameras include 13MP + 8MP rear cameras with support for 4K video recording and a 16MP fixed-focus, front-facing camera with support for 1080p video.

A few features will vary depending on the model you get. For example if you pick up a Huawei MatePad Pro with a Snapdragon 888 processor, you’ll get support for Bluetooth 5.2 and up to 66W fast charging (although the tablet comes with a 40W power adapter).

Models with Snapdragon 870 chips, meanwhile, top out at Bluetooth 5.1 and 40W fast charging support, and ship with a 22.5W power supply. Some models may also be available with optional support for 4G cellular networks.

The Huawei MatePad Pro ships with HarmonyOS 3.0 and Huawei’s App Gallery instead of Android and the Google Play Store, but Huawei says there are now more than 200,000 apps available in its app store.

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Mobile World Congress 2019 kicks off tomorrow, so many companies are starting to make their announcements today. Huawei introduced two new devices from its expanding Windows 10 clamshell lineup, the MateBook 14 and a refreshed MateBook X Pro.

The MateBook X Pro is and has been Huawei's flagship lineup since it was introduced almost exactly a year ago. There's also a MateBook X that falls under the premium banner, although that hasn't been refreshed since May 2017 when it was introduced with seventh-gen Intel Core processors. Huawei still assures us that a refresh is coming for that model.

As for the MateBook X Pro, it maintains its 13.9-inch 3000x2000 multitouch display and the pop-up privacy camera, and the CPU upgrade is modest. The last generation used Intel's eighth-gen 'Kaby Lake R' processors, so this one uses 'Whiskey Lake', a sort of second-generation eighth-generation set of chips. The discrete graphics get a bump as well, as it now includes an Nvidia GeForce MX250 with 2GB GDDR5, replacing the MX150.

The MateBook X Pro has an incredible 91% screen-to-body ratio, and it keeps the fingerprint sensor in the power button. Unlike competitors, this fingerprint sensor scans your fingerprint when you power up the device, so you don't have to press the button again when it boots up.

The laptop now includes Huawei Share as well. You can just tap your Huawei phone against the PC and instantly send over an image, a selection of images, or pretty much anything else. You can also use it to transfer files from the PC to the phone, such as screenshots.

While the MateBook X is premium and MateBook D lineup is mainstream, the regular MateBook lineup is in-between those. Huawei introduced the MateBook 13 at CES this year, and now it's offering the MateBook 14.

Internally, the MateBook 14 is very similar to the MateBook X Pro - with Whiskey Lake processors and a GeForce MX250 - but it drops some of the bells and whistles. There's no privacy camera, it's a little thicker, and it's a little heavier. Also, rather than a Thunderbolt 3 port like the X Pro has, this has USB 3.1 Gen 1 Type-C, USB 3.0 Type-A, and USB 2.0 Type-A.

The screen-to-body ratio is still 90%, which is still great. The 14-inch display is 2160x1440, so the pixel density is 185ppi instead of 260ppi.

While both PCs are offered with up to a Core i7-8565U, 16GB LPDDR3 2133MHz memory, and 512GB NVMe PCIe SSD, Huawei didn't provide specific configurations that will be available, nor details about when they're coming. Today's announcements are for international models, and we're told that information about U.S. availability will be coming in May.

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