Showing posts with label #HuaweiMate8. Show all posts
Showing posts with label #HuaweiMate8. Show all posts

Sunday, 9 October 2016

@HuaweiZA Jumps To Number 72 @Interbrand Best Global Brands Report #BGB2016

Hi Guys,

Huawei ranked 72 on the Interbrand’s 2016 Best Global Brands report, moving up 16 spots from its ranking in 2015. This is the second consecutive year Huawei has risen on Interbrand’s list since the company became the first mainland Chinese brand to be recognized as a Best Global Brand in 2014.

According to Interbrand, “Huawei is once again a highlight in the 2016 Best Global Brands report released by Interbrand. Its brand value, approximated at USD $5,835 million, increased by 18% compared to a year ago. In Interbrand's annual report, it is also one of the fastest rising brands in the technology sector, climbing from #88 to #72 in ranking. Huawei's significant progress stems from the belief that customers always come first, and the persistence in providing value-driven products and services. Through its brand campaign, Huawei illustrates how innovative ICT products, services and solutions can build a better connected world. In particular, the brand is currently enjoying rising awareness in Europe, a key market for the brand’s carrier and enterprise businesses, as well as its aggressive expansion and innovations in the consumer space. This year, Huawei has launched a series of products that have raised its profile. Huawei has been a leader in China for some time, and now has begun to establish a global strategy presence.”

Huawei’s increasing brand influence is mirrored by its steady revenue growth, driven in part by the company’s consumer business. Between 2011 and 2015, Huawei achieved CAGR of 18%, with Group revenue last year of CNY 395 billion (USD $60.8 billion). Of this amount, the Huawei Consumer Business Group contributed CNY 129.1 billion (USD $19.36 billion), up 72.9% from 2014. Huawei shipped 108 million smartphones worldwide in 2015, up 44 percent year-on-year.

Huawei wants to build a better connected world – an intelligent world with ICT as its cornerstone, particularly cloud, software-defined networks, the Internet of Things and artificial intelligence,” said Kevin Zhang, President or Huawei Corporate Marketing. "A commitment to staying customer-centric and creating value for customers forms the foundation of Huawei's brand. Huawei adheres to the principle of open collaboration and shared success, accelerating the development of an intelligent digital society.”
@HuaweiZA Jumps To Number 72 @Interbrand Best Global Brands Report #BGB2016
In its carrier business, Huawei is innovating to support telecom operators' digital transformation across four core areas: business, operations, architecture and networks. The company is driving development of cutting-edge technologies such as 5G and IoT connectivity, which promise to reshape the role of telecom operators across numerous industries.

Huawei's enterprise business is rapidly evolving as the company continues to develop open systems and drive collaboration with customers and partners. As a result, enterprises increasingly recognize Huawei's innovative, industry-leading products and solutions. Huawei's cloud computing, storage, SDN products, Safe City and Electric Power IoT solutions have been widely adopted in sectors including finance, power, transport, public security, education and media.

Huawei's consumer business group has maintained steady global growth. Its flagship products, such as the P9, Mate 8 and Honor V8 smartphones, as well as the MateBook, Huawei’s first 2-in-1 laptop, have all seen significant adoption by consumers around the world. Huawei has become one of the top device brands in nearly 30 countries. The MateBook is now available in dozens of countries, and Huawei shipped 108 million smartphones in 2015, surpassing the 100 million benchmark for the first time. Strong growth in shipment forecasts through 2021 is also reinforcing the company’s position as a leading global smartphone brand.

“Our improved Interbrand ranking validates Huawei’s strategy of focusing on delivering groundbreaking technologies to meet our customers’ needs and desires. The Huawei brand is increasingly recognized and appreciated by consumers around the world,” said Glory Zhang, Chief Marketing Officer of Huawei Consumer Business Group. “Huawei maintains a careful balance of being a bold innovator as well as a rising challenger in the global market, and we have seen success out of our focus on R&D, product quality and customer satisfaction.”

As a leading technology company, Huawei earmarks more than 10 percent of its annual sales revenue to research and development efforts, and has established 16 research centers around the world. Among these facilities is the Huawei Aesthetics Research Center in Paris, where French luxury brands work with Huawei’s engineers to align technology with future fashion trends. Huawei’s newest R&D center is the Max Berek Innovation Lab in Wetzler, Germany, where Huawei and Leica are jointly researching technologies to improve mobile device camera and image quality. Huawei also has more than 10 open labs in China, Europe and other locations, where it works with more than 600 partners. At the same time, Huawei has launched a $1 billion USD Developer Enablement Program to support partners and application developers. 

Steady revenue growth, continued investment in Research and Development and new product innovations has helped  Huawei’s growing profile. Mate 9 launch is around the corner and if the pricing is right and it can out-beat iPhone 7 Plus and Samsung's Note 7 then the company is definitely going to grow in leaps and bounds. 

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Friday, 20 May 2016

@HuaweiZA Debunks #Battery Charging Myths by Peter Hu #HuaweiSouthAfrica

Hi Guys, 

Peter Hu, Managing Director of East and Southern Africa, Huawei Consumer Business Group continues to break some myths related to battery charging and taking care of the same. 

The verdict is in. Everyone has one big ask for their phone and that’s better battery life. In 2015 visitors to the Consumer Electronics Show voted improved battery life as the most critical feature in a smartphone. It is 2016 and only now are phone manufacturers starting to get the message. Many brands are clamoring trying to provide devices that meet their customers basic need. 

We are Huawei are proud to say that not only did we understand our users’ for a long lasting battery, we have also addressed another users pain point, which is the time it takes to charge a battery. Already in 2015 we unveiled a super battery prototype, demonstrating its tech advancements on two prototype removable lithium-ion batteries that can be fully recharged in only a few minutes. Now this battery expertise is filtering down to our everyday handsets. 

Our new premium entry level phone Huawei Y6Pro boasts the most powerful battery in its category. It clocks in at 4000mAh and utilizes Power Saving technology 3.0 to stay strong through an impressive two days’ heavy usage with an extremely quick charge time; just 10 minutes of charging delivers three hours of call time. Adding to that, the phone can also double up as a portable charger for other devices.

Despite a clear understanding of the value of powerful battery, many consumers are still unclear on issues such as when to charge it, how long to charge it for and how to get the best from your battery. To help users get the utmost of their battery, we have compiled a selection of the most common mobile charging myths and debunked them. 
Huawei Logo #thelifesway #photoyatra
MYTH #1: ONLY CHARGE A BATTERY ON 50% POWER OR LESS
This is the most common charging myth; however, it’s no longer true anymore. Today’s batteries are lithium-ion, which means they don’t have memories, they can’t be trained to take more charge and there’s no reason not to top up your battery whenever you feel like it. 

MYTH #2: AN OFF-BRAND CHARGER WILL KILL YOUR PHONE
An off-brand charger won’t affect your battery, but cheap, knock-off chargers are a different story as they have been proven to be a safety hazard. Branded chargers are the best if you have a special model like the Huawei Y6Pro’s super-fast two-amp (5V2A) charger that powers three hours of talk time in just 10 minutes because of its Smart Power Saving technology using eight separate power-optimisation approaches.

MYTH #3: YOU SHOULDN’T CHARGE YOUR BATTERY OVERNIGHT
Today’s mobile batteries don’t have memories (see Myth #1) but they are smart. Your battery will stop charging when it’s full and leaving it plugged in overnight does no real harm. Saying that, if your phone runs hot, remove its case before an overnight charge session to ensure excess heat can escape.

MYTH #4: IF YOUR PHONE GETS HOT WHILE CHARGING, PUT IT IN THE FRIDGE
Smartphone batteries have been designed to function at normal room temperature. Is your refrigerator normal room temperature? No? Then definitely don’t put your phone inside it. The freezer and the oven are also off limits, and sunny car dashboards should be avoided too.

MYTH #5: IT’S BEST TO POWER DOWN WHILE CHARGING
While phones can benefit from an occasional break, there’s no reason to power off while charging. Smartphone designers know they’re building phones, so batteries are designed to work well under full-time use. Power down if your phone is running particularly slowly or you need to install an update, but otherwise, don’t bother.

Follow these tips and tricks to get the best life out of your smartphone batteries or rather buy a Huawei Smartphone.

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Wednesday, 18 May 2016

Dead #Battery Can Be A Thing Of The Past - Learn From Peter Hu @HuaweiZA #Mate8

Hi Guys, 

Peter Hu, Managing Director of East and Southern Africa, Huawei Consumer Business Group shares some of the tips and tricks about the smartphone battery from his years of experience and something that he has brought to the Huawei range of smartphones. This post is written by him - 

Battery life on mobile phones has come a long way. The first handheld device needed a whopping 10 hours to charge and only offered a measly 30 minutes of talk time. Our smartphone that can wave away these troubles away and save you from a dead battery meltdown. All our devices from the new Huawei Y6Pro – to our Mate 8 batteries lasts for days. The Huawei Y6Pro goes from 0% battery to juiced-for-three-hours-of-talk-time in just 10 minutes of charging. This smartphone’s 4000mAh battery is also the most powerful in its category, capable of a staggering two days of heavy usage. The GR5 has 3000mAh battery supports a longer standby time, resulting in a worry-free mobile life. The Mate 8 is quick to charge and lasts for 22 hours. 

It is clear that we at Huawei understand that a powerful long lasting battery life is not only welcome, it is necessary. This is because our reliance on smart devices has reached unprecedented heights. When a battery dies, we are unable to navigate our world. We all too familiar with those butterflies in our stomach when our battery runs low and it is not a good time for our phones to die… but there are worse times for dead battery to strike! 
Huawei Mate 8 #Thelifesway #photoyatra
1. Missing the crucial interview
An exciting job interview requires meticulous planning. Research on the interviewer and the company, carefully prepared answers, picking that just-right outfit and, of course, downloading the interview address to Google maps. An excellent plan – assuming you don’t forget to charge your phone overnight. 

A man in New York experienced just this problem. On his way to an important audition for a car rental advertisement, he stored the address of the audition on his phone – then watched in horror as its battery slowly drained to zero just as he was approaching his subway stop. He never got to his audition and he never got the job, an experience many of us can surely share.

Advice: If your phone doesn’t have the battery superpowers of a Huawei, write down the address of important appointments on paper.

2. Getting lost in the wilderness
GPS navigation apps are great for traveling to new places! You can focus on the road while your smartphone tells you exactly where to go. But if you’re in the middle of nowhere and relying on your phone for navigation, a dead battery is no longer just a mere annoyance – it can truly be dangerous. 

A woman in a remote part of the United States experienced this first-hand. She’d played one too many smartphone games before hitting the road, and as the friendly GPS Sat Nav voice turned to a whisper and then disappeared, she realised that the night ahead would be spent huddled up in the car, locks engaged to keep the local wildlife at bay. 

Advice: When on a long journey, always take a map and flashlight.

3. The student experience
All students, past or present, understand the hair pulling frustration experienced when an essay you’ve spent all night writing disappears after the sudden death of a laptop battery. 

One American student took the typical sob story even further by storing all her work from the start of college until the end of it on her computer, without ever backing it up. On the eve of graduation, she tripped over the power cord, yanking the plug out of its socket. Her computer’s already frazzled battery couldn’t stand the shock. It shut down forever, taking the student’s entire academic portfolio with it.

Advice: Always back up your files and make sure you have a battery that lasts. 

4. Backpacking to a new city
We use our phones to book travel, accommodation and plan our journeys. The modern backpacker is so connected to everything through the web and social media that they don’t know how to get around when the battery on their smartphone dies. In Spain, a backpacker decided to take a bus trip from Seville to Madrid. Having booked a room in a youth hostel, sorted out her transport and stored the address of the hostel in her phone, she relaxed on the seven-hour journey listening to music. When she arrived in Madrid she tried to pull up her hostel information – and her smartphone battery promptly died. The backpacker was left without an address, the ability to make a phone call or Google translate. After much panic and pigeon Spanish, she managed to find her hostel (and that all-important plug socket).

Advice: Learn how to ask for directions, wherever you are in the world. 
Three reasons why the Huawei battery rules!
  1. Its battery can last for two days even under a heavy usage 
  2. Extremely quick charge time- just 10 minutes of charging, you can go from 0% battery to 3 hours of call time 
  3. It charges twice fast due to Huawei quick charge Technology
I really love Huawei devices especially the Mate Series and P series. I wish I could get them sponsored or as a gift so as to handle all my social media on those capable smartphones. 

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Sunday, 10 April 2016

The Perfect Mate (#HuaweiMate8) For The Elegant Professional @HuaweiZA

Hi Guys, 

The latest addition to Huawei’s premier smartphone range, the Mate 8, was unveiled in Fourways on Thursday 7th April 2016. Huawei’s newest smartphone showcased its seamlessly integrated design with an unsurpassed user experience. 
Lynette Magasa, Ryk Neethling, Shaldon Kopman, J Something and Hawa Hyath
Lynette Magasa, Ryk Neethling, Shaldon Kopman, J Something and Hawa Hyath
“The Mate 8 represents the pinnacle of style, innovation and ground-breaking technology that introduces a new style of business,” said Charlene Munilall, General Manager for Huawei Consumer Business Group SA. “The Mate 8 has set a new standard in style that transcends its beautifully-crafted exterior to deliver a mobile companion that meets the needs of today’s always-connected and sharing user.”
Charlene Munilall @HuaweiZA
The gorgeous exterior is not all that the Mate 8 has to offer. To do good business, you need an outstanding display. The Mate 8 boasts an impressive 6-inch FHD display, so be prepared for superior graphic quality, higher contrast and up to 95% colour saturation. The device is all about high performance and with a trifecta of the cortex A72, Super Intelligent processor combined with the fastest chipset, all at your fingertips.

Security on the Mate 8 is enhanced even further with the in-built, real-time encryption/decryption that provides protection of all information, while the microSD card lock feature prevents unauthorised access to information stored on this storage device.
J Something - Creative  Director @HuaweiZA #thelifesway
J Something
“One would imagine that this level of power comes at a cost, yet with the Mate 8, Power efficiency has been increased by 70%. That being said, high performance does not have to result in overheating. Together with new mechanical and thermal design technology, the Mate 8 runs fast, while remaining cool. And because of the 4000mAh battery, one can enjoy uninterrupted performance for more than 2 days,” adds Munilall. 

Huawei also announced the appointment of its Mate 8 Ambassadors, namely Lynette Magasa, winner of the Business Woman of the Year and CEO of Boniswa Corporate Solutions, Ryk Neethling, Olympic Gold medalist and entrepreneur, Shaldon Kopman, fashion designer and J Something, Huawei’s Creative Director and Musician.
Shaldon Kopman - Brand Ambassador - Huawei #thelifesway
Shaldon Kopman
“In understanding our South African market we felt that the timing was right to start matching our device and its amazing capabilities to individual South African stories to create relevance that strongly resonates with our people. To achieve this magic, we identified real South African leaders whose values aligned with the passion behind our product.”

“We believe that our ambassadors are the best in their industries and pursue both success and challenges in their respective fields, demonstrating and striving towards Huawei’s shared value of greatness,” says Munilall 
Ryk Neethling - Brand Ambassador - Huawei #thelifesway
Ryk Neethling
“We are proud that we are able to offer our discerning consumers a device that we believe delivers on innovation, style and functionally. The Mate 8 is truly the device that meets the needs of a new style of business,” concludes Munilall.

I am so much looking forward to the device and how this can help me achieve more and become more efficient and to test that is it really #8isbetterthan7

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