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At MWC 2023, a global trade show that kicked off on February 27 in Barcelona, Spain, Chinese consumer electronics manufacturers including Huawei, Honor, Xiaomi, OPPO, and ZTE showcased China's latest breakthroughs in cutting-edge communication technology and electronics.
On Thursday, Shenzhen-based smartphone maker Honor released three new models in its Magic3 series: the Honor Magic3, the Honor Magic3Pro and the Honor Magic3 Zhizhen Version.
During the Snapdragon Summit 2022, Qualcomm Technologies introduced its latest premium mobile platform, the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2. This new product is set to be adopted by many Chinese smartphone brands, including OPPO, Honor, OnePlus, vivo, Xiaomi, and more.
Chinese smartphone manufacturer Honor is reportedly considering a domestic public listing this year with a potential valuation of $45 billion. The firm had just seen the news internally and was drawing up a company response.
Chinese smartphone brand Honor announced that the commencement of sales for its Magic 4 Pro model, originally scheduled for April 2, will be postponed to April 22 due to the impact of the pandemic on supply.
Shenzhen-based smartphone brand Honor unveiled its latest budget smartphone model, the Honor X40i, on July 12.
On January 17, Chinese smartphone maker Honor announced that George Zhao, its CEO and board member, had resigned.
According to a Reuters report, a group of 14 Republican lawmakers in the United States House of Representatives on August 6 called for adding the former Huawei smartphone unit Honor to the government's official economic blacklist.
Chinese smartphone maker Honor and Chinese fintech giant Ant Group have jointly announced a strategic cooperation agreement on March 16.
On September 6, Honor officially unveiled the release time of its new Honor X40 smartphone. The device, which is dubbed a brand-new nine-year milestone by the firm, will be released on September 15.
Chinese budget smartphone brand Honor could release a “true flagship” device as soon as July, according to media reports.
Since Honor announced the completion of a new round of financing in November this year, rumors about the Chinese smartphone maker's upcoming reverse takeover have been raging.