Hi, this is Wayne again with a topic “Huawei is BACK….But there’s a problem 💀”.
This is the just announced Huawei Nova 9.. This is the just announced honor 15., there’s a good chance that you haven’t heard of either of these phones, but strange happening here that we need to talk about so here’s, the honor 50., it’s a 529 Euro mid-ranger and, to be honest, it’s off to a really Strong start, you have the phone on top a clear squidgy TPU case, USBC, cable, a pair of earphones and a 66 watt fast charger. What is that finish and here’s the Huawei wait? A second of these are these the same box: okay, well, the phone’s. On top and underneath there is an insert, which contains a clear case, a 66 watt charger, and would you believe it a USBC, cable, wow, very curious, but before we can even talk about these phones, we need to quickly understand the unusual relationship between Huawei and honor. So you might know this already: honor was actually created by Huawei in 2013., then, for this entire time it’s been sitting underneath them as a sub round, while the main company was focused on high-ranking professionals and business people and those who would shop by going into physical Stores they used honor as a second Huawei, a channel to sell basically the same devices slightly later on at a lower price point to a different Market.
Young Millennials and students who tended to shop online, I’m not exaggerating, literally the same devices. Honor phones were powered by huawei’s Kirin chips. They run a software called Magic UI, which was effectively a carbon copy of huawei’s mui and they’ve often had such similar designs that I think a lot of people out there didn’t even realize that these were in fact two separate companies. However, over the last two years, the distinction between them has all of a sudden become very important because, as you might know, in 2019 Huawei and therefore also its sub Brands like honor, were banned from using Google services or getting any parts from U.S companies. And this move single-handedly killed, huawei’s Global Ambitions that sudden inability to access the app store, which is primarily what makes smartphones smart, combined with not being able to have the latest Technologies, because you can’t work with other companies plus the drop in trust. That, naturally comes when you are banned from something means that Huawei smartphone sales have plummeted and, as a company they’ve now had to Pivot their entire strategy into focusing Less on the phones and much more on the products and services that surround them.
But because of Honor. This us ban doesn’t seem to have had the intended effect see all this Havoc gets created, left Huawei in a dilemma. They could either hold on to honor, meaning that it would stay banned too, and its Global reach would sink alongside huawei’s or they could sell them off to another company, which would mean the owner would no longer be owned by Huawei, and thus it could spread its Wings and fly again without restriction. Eventually, at the end of last year, they decided on the latter.
The Huawei issued an almost touching statement that talked about all the pressures they’ve been under recently and how they finally publicly declaring that they are in fact selling their sub rent and the whole thing finishes with. We hope this new honor company will embark on a new road of Honor with its shareholders, partners and employees. We look forward to seeing honor continue to create value for consumers and build a new intelligent world for young people. It was like a parent saying goodbye to their child for the last time, but sure enough as planned. It has freed honor and all new honor phones now come with full access to the Play Store except here’s. What I’m finding a little strange, honor and Huawei are now separate companies right they’ve been apart for a full year and yet look at these two phones. This is the honor 50.. It has a 6.57 inch OLED screen and a Snapdragon 778g chipset. It’S just 7.8 millimeters thick and manages to pack in a 4 300 milliamp hour battery. Okay, what about the Huawei 6.57 inch OLED screen: Snapdragon. 778G 7.8 millimeters, 4, 300 milliamp hour battery. Finish aside from every single angle, these two phones look the same identical button, layouts identical speaker, positioning, identical camera placements. They are the same weight to the exact gram courage, but there are other phones.
The honor, 50 Lite is basically a Huawei Nova 8i. The honor magic X foldable looks like the Huawei matex 2 foldable. The list goes on and it’s not just Hardware. These two phones right here are apparently running two completely different operating systems. The honor is running Android 11.. The Huawei is running the company’s own in-house, completely New Harmony OS, but then why does everything look so familiar? You can check this out. Every single icon on the honor literally looks like it’s just taken a Huawei icon and made one tiny tweak to it. The only difference I can see in the camera is that the zoom toggle on honor has been pushed to the side. It feels like the textbook definition of yes feel free to copy.
Just make sure you change it up a bit. So no one notices and also the core Technologies are the same. Look at these two charging bricks. One is apparently using honors supercharged technology.
One is apparently using qualities, supercharged technology, but I’d be willing to place quite a significant wager on the fact that these two bricks are identical, that they’re manufactured in the exact same location, with the exact same components and the same Technologies behind them. The two companies they even share staff members at the point where honor was cut off from Huawei. They took 8 000 employees from that company. So, even though they may now have separated management teams, they are largely functioning with the same people, you’re, probably starting to get the idea if Huawei has been banned. Honor has separated to allow themselves to be unbanned, but even a year later, you’re still effectively just getting a reskinned version of the same phone from both companies. I did reach out to a Huawei executive to try and clear this up, and she said the design process for a phone is lengthy and this one started before the companies went their separate ways.
So, according to her, these designs were finalized over a year ago, and that’s why they look so similar. It seems like a long time, but maybe this is true. What makes this stranger, though, is that both of these phones were announced days apart from each other. The only Hardware difference is that the Huawei has a slightly better main camera sensor and yet the Huawei costs 499 Euros. The honor costs 529 Euros.
So it’s almost like these two companies have switched places instead of being the lower tier sub-brand. Honor has kind of become the premium brand effectively just flexing the fact that they now have Google Play services again. This honor 50 came out before the Huawei Nova 9, which is the opposite of how they used to release later than their Huawei count worlds. Honor is serving more countries globally and they’re, now branching out into not just budget phones, but also top tier Flagship phones like the honor magic 3.
Pro Plus honor is trying to be the new Huawei and Milo wants to be the CEO out out out. Not a man of Honor, and if you are enjoying this video, then a sub to the channel would be honorable. However, the unfortunate consequence of this whole situation is that actually they will struggle to follow through with this and that neither of these phones makes sense.
As a result, they make a good first impression like before their mid-range prices. I was pleasantly impressed by how they have the character and general feel of hiring devices, but using both of them feels lacking for different reasons see before the US ban. There is a reason that Huawei was steamrolling the smartphone market. This is a giant tech company who was not afraid to invest literally billions into r d every year, making sure that every new generation of phones introduced at least two or three features that were significantly ahead of the others, and they had the budget to make sure That these features were tested properly and were reliable. Huawei pushed the entire industry forward, but literally the minute this ban came into effect. Huawei was completely cut off from its U.S suppliers and so that Innovation instantly halted their latest p50. Pro smartphone is actually the first time in years that they haven’t been able to upgrade their main camera sensor. They weren’t able to implement 5G and, at the same time, this lack of Google services like the Play, Store and Gmail and Maps has made these phones all. But redundant for a western audience, so this Nova phone it does feel quite smooth and Polished, but I just can’t recommend it and then you’ve got honor who has a different problem that, while cutting ties with Huawei has unburdened them from regulation, it’s also meant that they’ve Lost their biggest asset, like think about it as an apparently independent brand. Now, how an earth is Ono going to do the job of a company that has a true 200 000 employees, huge research and development centers and a literal city of their own, with just a merry band of 10 000 people and use phones exact same Hardware as The Huawei, the exact same cameras in this bottom ring here, and yet the honor performs consistently worse check this out on the home screen super smooth scrolling, but the second we enter the Play Store boom. It just start slacking or here in the settings. My scrolling is nice and buttery and then the second I open this menu.
There’S a disconnect like what and this camera system it’s a 108 megapixel quad camera. But it’s really not good, and I wasn’t expecting to say that the camera is on Huawei phones and by implication also honor phones have tended to be historically some of the phone’s highlights. But something feels off here and I guess it becomes more clear when we compare the two phones, ultrawide cameras. They should be the same, but I prefer huawei’s image processing about 95 of the time. The difference in selfies is enormous, even though both are using the same 32 megapixel sensor and my best guess as to. Why is that? Huawei might have retained certain patents or certain image, processing, algorithms, that, because honor is now separated from them, they can no longer access or maybe Huawei, just didn’t, share their recent software improvements With Honor in the first place, knowing that they were going to sell the company. Whatever it is, something feels missing here. This honor is not producing 2021 quality photos as a prospect.
It might initially appear just like a Huawei phone as if nothing ever went wrong. You have a Google search bar on the home page, a folder for Google Apps. You swipe up from the left, you get Google Assistant, but behind the scenes it is not quite there. The point I’m getting to is this in its current state. This whole us ban no longer makes sense to me, even as an independent company. Honor is still effectively acting like an extension of Huawei like the gun right from the beginning, with a lot of the same Workforce, the same manufacturing, the same Technologies, except for some reason.
With the current rules, one of these companies is banned, the other isn’t now, I’m not saying that I think honor should be banned. It’S not really my place to say, but what I am saying is that I can’t see why Huawei is banned if honor isn’t banned, and likewise it doesn’t make sense to me that, given that honor isn’t banned, why Huawei is banned, it’s got to be both or Neither right like if the entire premise of the US ban was that Huawei was spying, then, as it is right now, it’s not preventing that the only thing it’s done is made Huawei have to jump through a weird loophole. That’S made the new huawei’s products, AKA non-google, Huawei and independent honor worse for consumers, because the team has been broken up and effectively forced to start from the beginning. In a lot of ways.
You’Ve got to remember that if honor is going to truly try and differentiate themselves which they might have to because of growing pressure, then they’re gon na need to find new offices they’re going to need to build new research. Centers they’re gon na need to find tens of thousands of new employees and then spend time coming up with their own new brand identity and their own unique software skin. I have no idea how they’re going to be able to do that and then find a way to make themselves priced competitive against Bargain Basement Brands like Poco and realme very curious to see what comes next, though, I think on his next move will be quite indicative. As to how this is going to play out your location, your operating system, every Hardware, detail of the device you’re on right now, as well as all your past browsing history, these are things that you’d want to keep to yourself right. Well, this is how much information a website immediately knows about you, the second, you click on it and to be honest, if it’s a website, you trust, then it’s fine, but I’m willing to bet that there’s a lot you visit that you probably don’t and that’s where Surfsharkvpn comes in as far as I’ve seen it’s the most affordable way to keep yourself Anonymous. It’S just over two dollars a month for as many people and as many devices as you want, but there’s another perk, because I can effectively pick the location that I want.
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