Huawei didn't just unveil one wrist-worn wearable today; it announced two. Huawei has just announced its first ever Android Wear device and, appropriately enough, it's called the Huawei Watch. As was teased and leaked over the past few days, the Watc...
With the news that IFTTT has launched three new standalone apps, we thought we'd take a look at the photography-related tool, Do Camera, to see if its automation options made our lives any easier
The Do Camera app works with your iOS or Android device's camera to run recipes and share imagery straight from the app
With recipes mixed by others, or ones you've created yourself, you can use shortcuts for things such as sharing photos to social sites, sending images to others and cataloging pictures to relevant services
BARCELONA — While the stunning Huawei Watch was the star of the Chinese manufacturer's Mobile World Congress press event on Sunday, it also unveiled two additional wearables: the TalkBand B2 wristband and TalkBand N1, Bluetooth earbuds that monitor your movements and speaks to you.
While the names are a bit clunky and far from sexy, both devices itself are sleek and even elegant as far as fitness trackers go. That's because, at least in the case of the TalkBand B2, it's a wearable for business professionals who don't want to wear a sporty wristband in the board room
BARCELONA — While Huawei's biggest news at Mobile World Congress on Sunday is the arrival of its stunning smartwatch and two wearables aimed at business professionals, the Chinese manufacturer also dedicated stage time to unveil what it calls the world's slimmest 7-inch tablet
The MediaPad X2 comes in at 7.28 mm thick and features an all-metallic, sleek body. The 7-inch ultra 1200 x 1920 HD IPS screen goes all the way to the device's edges to make for an easy viewing experience.
The device comes with a 2.0GHz Kirin 930 ultra-octa chipse, a powerful 5,000 mAh battery (which gets about a day of battery life), a 13 MP rear camera and a 5MP front-facing camera — with a wide angle of 22mm, the company said the feature is perfect for "panorama selfies." Read more...
BARCELONA — Smartwatches notoriously look more like mini computers on the wrist than an actual classic timepiece, but Chinese manufacturer Huawei unveiled its first shot at the growing market on Sunday with a gorgeous smartwatch you'd actually want to wear and be proud to show off to friends.
The Huawei Watch, which was announced at Mobile World Congress 2015 in Barcelona, Spain, is an elegant circular watch that runs on Google's Android Wear software. The company is targeting both men and women with the product, allowing users to personalize it based on colors (silver, black and gold), a variety of band options and 40 different watch faces. Read more...
So many companies are afraid to do something different, so we have to give props to Huawei for persisting with its wrist-worn Bluetooth earpiece. Last year's TalkBand B1 was unconventional, but it wasn't the most elegant or stylish device ever design...
MOSCOW — Thousands of people are gathering in central Moscow on Sunday to remember Boris Nemtsov, the Russian opposition leader gunned down in cold blood just before midnight on Friday, as police continue the hunt for his killer.
Nemtsov, a former deputy prime minister turned staunch government critic, himself had planned and promoted the march to protest against the economic policies of President Vladimir Putin and the ongoing war in eastern Ukraine, in which the Kremlin denies playing any role despite a preponderance of evidence proving otherwise.
