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It’s still one of the best mobile phones for photography, 5G connectivity, and overall performance.

The age of smart phones is ending, paving the way for a single digital smart assistant enabling all devices to “talk” to each other.

In the face of the global health crisis, Huawei devised five strategies to survive and looks forward to an Intelligent World in 2030 when it’s over.

The Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PCCI) and other business organizations have committed to pursue programs that will support and complement the 2022 E-Commerce Roadmap that was launched recently by the Department of Trade and Industry.  

Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei is now looking to produce technology for pig farmers as an alternative source of revenue for their technology as a result of a decline in their phone sales after former US President Donald Trump claimed that the company could share their customers’ data with the Chinese government. 

The PCCI and Huawei Technologies Philippines, Inc. have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) operationalizing the PCCI Innovation Center that will serve as a central hub to facilitate knowledge-exchange among the tech-savvy, start-ups and established businesses. Under the partnership signed by PCCI president Benedicto Yujuico and Huawei Philippines vice president Daniel Guo, Huawei will provide mentorship programs in areas such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), Robotics, Coding, Big Data Analytics, Internet of Things (IOT).  Photo shows PCCI president Benedicto Yujuico (2nd from left) and Huawei Philippines vice president Daniel Guo (2nd from right) presenting the MOU after the signing with PCCI Innovation and Technology Committee director Ferdinand Ferrer (left) and Huawei Philippines public affairs director Sally Zhou (right).  The Innovation Center is housed at 8 Meridian Ave., 11/F Double Dragon Meridian Park, corner Macapagal avenue, Bay Area, Pasay City.

The Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PCCI) has partnered with China’s Huawei, the world’s biggest technology company, to power its innovation center that seeks to provide an IT ecosystem to Filipino engineers and young professionals.

Huawei, the world’s leading technology company, announces the rollout of its new EMUI platform, EMUI 11, to an initial 14 flagship Huawei smartphone in the Philippines. Launched last year during the Global Launch Event, EMUI 11 promised to bring notable range of new software features, improvements to privacy and security, as well as a smoother and more intuitive user experience to help Huawei devices stay faster. EMUI 11 is expected to make the Filipinos’ user experience on devices not just seamless, but fun and convenient as well.

The Philippines has positioned artificial intelligence (AI), the cloud, and 5G as building blocks of its post-pandemic economic recovery, propelling the growth of emerging sectors like edutech, fintech, and insurtech. 

Huawei Technologies Phils., Inc. announced its scholarship agreement with Mapúa University via a virtual launch ceremony. The pilot scholarship grant will cover full tuition that will benefit 3rd year to 5th year engineering students majoring in Electronics Engineering, Computer Science, Information Technology, and Computer Engineering. 

Huawei hosted its second annual TrustInTech Summit, which was attended by ICT industry experts, academia and economists from around the world. Speakers included Huawei’s Executive Director of the Board and President of the Carrier Business Group, Ryan Ding, international investor Jim Rogers, GSMA CMO Stephanie Lynch-Habib, and others. Focusing on the new challenges the world faced in 2020, the Summit highlighted ICT’s critical role as the key digital infrastructure to support societal wellbeing and economic recovery. Given the rising trend of technology decoupling, the Summit emphasized the need to embrace open collaboration, as well as the call to defeat the unnecessary fear of adopting new technologies.

As a self-made global leader in technology, Huawei has been championing Asian growth in internet-based technologies such as 5G, the cloud, and artificial intelligence (AI) which have become increasingly vital to business in anticipation of the economic turnaround expected in 2021.

HUAWEI took its True Wireless Stereo (TWS) game a step further this year and launched the HUAWEI FreeBuds Pro. Huawei’s latest flagship True Wireless Stereo (TWS) earphones is the world’s first intelligent dynamic noise-cancelling earphones that aims to redefine how people listen to their music, conversations, and other aural activities. The new earphones deliver exquisite craftsmanship, freedom from wires, excellent sound quality and long-lasting comfort along with an innovative, unique form of active noise cancellation technology which is sure to delight consumers.

Working remotely has, sadly, become the norm these days. And because of the shift of norms, tech gadgets have taken front and center in terms of productivity and connectivity even more.