Huawei Computing HK

The smartphone industry is ever evolving, with manufacturers constantly introducing new features to impress consumers and gain an upper hand on competitors. One of these features that has successfully gained the attention of consumers is the inclusion of watermarks on pictures taken by the smartphone’s camera.

Chinese smartphone giants, Huawei first entered the high-end smartphone scene in 2012 and they are unlikely to leave anytime soon with their recent achievement. Huawei has just announced that they have shipped more than 10 million copies of their flagship Huawei P9 and P9 Plus’ worldwide – making them the first models in Huawei’s inventory to achieve this remarkable feat. Despite a slow international market in terms of smartphone sales in 2016, this impressive result has proven that Huawei’s decision to invest in international markets is paying off handsomely. The announcement was made by Richard Yu, CEO of Huawei Consumer Business Group (CBG) in a press release released at the end of December 2016.

Huawei has always been known to produce commendable smartphones with remarkable features across all price ranges. The Huawei Nova Lite is no different, giving off a good impression right out of the box despite being an entry level smartphone. Huawei manages to deliver both an elegant appearance and practical performance in the form of its Huawei Nova Lite smartphone. In terms of appearance, the Huawei Nova Lite’s body is made with 2.5D double-curved glass, and a metal frame to create a svelte and classy look that defeats its budget phone status. The curved edges make the device comfortable to hold for prolonged periods. Users are able to select their preferred Nova Lite device from two available colours – white or gold.