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Available Realme 7 5G with 120Hz screen and 30W Dart load

Today the new Realme 7 5G has been put on sale, after the Realme 7 and 7 pro were announced, this new phone comes with Dart charge of 30 W that will allow us a full charge of your battery of 5000 mAh in 65 minutes . Inside we find the SoC Dimensity 800 U… Read more

Huawei P50, however, with Kirin. Has the Mate 40 series disappointed?

With Huawei today, you can’t be sure. The tense situation between China and the USA and sanctions related to the economic war make the fate of the company from a global perspective quite surprising. Nevertheless, the company has no intention of giving up. The latest information about the brand is confirmed by the work on… Read more

IT Security Act: High hurdle for Huawei to be excluded from network expansion

If decisive components for critical infrastructures (Kritis) are procured in Germany – for example for telecommunications networks – then certain producers can be excluded. However, that will only happen if the federal government unanimously resolves it. There is no provision for a single ministry to go it alone. This is based on the meanwhile third… Read more

Best smartwatch 2020: Top smartwatches available to buy today

(Pocket-lint) – Smartwatches are here to stay. These wrist-worn phone companions can receive calls, texts, emails, and social media notifications. Many attempts have been made, some more successful than others, some much better looking than others and some smarter than others. If you’re looking to take the smartwatch plunge, you’ve come to the right place. We’ve rounded… Read more

Huawei P30 Pro vs P30: Which should you buy?

(Pocket-lint) – Huawei’s P30 and P30 Pro came out early last year. The P30 replaced the P20, while the P30 Pro succeeded the highly popular P20 Pro. But how do they differ from each other? Since these phones have launched, we’ve also had the launch of the P40 and P40 Pro in early 2020. However, those phones don’t… Read more

Briefly informed: video consultation, Capcom, Honor, Vega rocket

Spahn plans to be permanently on sick leave exclusively via video consultation Employees should be given the permanent opportunity to contact in certain cases exclusively via To have video consultation hours on sick leave. This is what the editorial network Germany reports, citing a draft law by Federal Health Minister Jens Spahn. According to this,… Read more

Internet standards: Huawei is running for the IETF chairmanship

The Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) is looking for a new chairman to direct the work of the standards organization 2021. Surprisingly, two representatives of the Chinese research company Futurewei are now applying for the spot – Futurewei is a subsidiary of the network supplier Huawei. That is already spicy because Huawei is promoting a… Read more

Advertisement: The ultra-thin laptop combines the best of mobile devices and computers

The ultra-thin laptop combines the best of mobile devices and computers into one portable device. Carried out in commercial cooperation with Huawei Ultra-thin laptops bring with them the best of both traditional computers and mobile devices. They’re lightweight and compact, making them easy to carry around, yet still have a physical keyboard, a much larger… Read more

Huawei sells Honor to Shenzhen government

It often happens that many page views are sent to Tweakers.net from an IP more than usual – even for very large organizations such as KPN, the tax authorities and various ministries. To protect ourselves against (further) inconvenience, we are holding this request. In most cases, this message will disappear after a minute. Here are… Read more

Ericsson CEO against expulsion from Huawei: “Competition is important”

Ericsson CEO Borje Ekholm has sharply criticized the planned exclusion of the competitor Huawei from the 5G expansion in Sweden. “Ericsson and Sweden were built with free trade,” Ekholm told the Financial Times. “I think it’s important that we have open markets and free competition.” The exclusion of a provider only leads to delays in… Read more

The next step: smartphones with roll-up screens

At Tweakers we try to stay away from useless imagery, such as ‘launching’ a service or ‘rolling out’ an update. Launching is done with rockets and rolling out is of course done with carpet. But rolling out a smartphone could really become a possibility in the near future. Because there are now three manufacturers who… Read more

6 Cheap gaming laptops up to 1000 euros next to each other

Introduction A gaming laptop can be an interesting purchase for several reasons. You can choose to play your favorite games in different places. For example in your study or office, but also at the kitchen table or together with or with friends. A gaming notebook is not only a smart choice if you want to… Read more

Huawei: US government allows chip shipments from Qualcomm

The US company Qualcomm is allowed to sell some of its 4G mobile processors to the mobile phone manufacturer Huawei. Qualcomm has confirmed this to the Reuters news agency. A special license from the US government allows Qualcomm to do limited business with Huawei despite the trade embargo. However, according to Reuters, this license only… Read more

Google Pixel 4a does well in DxOMark review but can’t compete with multi-cam setups

Google’s Pixel 4a is the search giant’s most affordable smartphone option at the moment. Pixels are known for their camera prowess and the 4a’s single rear-facing 12.2MP shooter was put to the test by the folks over at DxOMark. The hardware here is identical to last year’s Pixel 4 and 4 XL, namely a 1/2.55-inch… Read more

The federal government is striving for technological sovereignty for chips

On Wednesday the Federal Cabinet passed a framework program on microelectronics with a focus on memory chips and processors, endowed with million euros. The aim is to “remain technologically sovereign and mature” with these very research-intensive basic technologies of digitization, explained Federal Research Minister Anja Karliczek afterwards. In this way, “geopolitical risks” should also be… Read more