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Greely Geometry to use HarmonyOS system in cars
According to the latest Chinese auto industry information, the car maker Greely has now chosen Huawei’s HarmonyOS their Geometry line of cars. No doubt, Greely is one of the top car makers in the Chinese market. Huawei’s HarmonyOS comes with great capabilities that are the reason many automotive companies are joining the hand with Huawei.
The main agenda of the company is to deliver vehicles under budget with safety features and more to its citizens in China. Their first ever car dubbed Haoqing was released in August 1998.
Greely also became the first multinational Chinese car maker in 2010. This came into fruition when they reached an agreement with American car maker Ford in order to acquire Volvo car brand.
Back in 2019, Greely landed its first ever pure electric car brand called Geometry. The Geometry line of cars has gained great traction in the automobile industry, particularly in the Chinese market.
Until now the company dint comes up with the Geometry model name that will first feature the HarmonyOS system, they shared the post together with a rendered image. The image shows a big center-placed infotainment screen that sits right beside the steering wheel.
Huawei has officially launched its highly anticipated Nova 16 smartphone series in China. The absolute king of the new lineup is the high-end Huawei Nova 16 Ultra. This premium device comes packed with incredible hardware features that place it far above what average mid-range mobile phones offer on the market today.
The most shocking highlight of the Nova 16 Ultra is its massive 7,000mAh battery cell. This is the largest battery capacity that the brand has ever introduced inside the popular Nova phone family. To make sure you do not spend all day waiting by a wall plug, the phone supports ultra-fast 100W wired SuperCharge technology and 50W wireless charging speeds. It even supports 7.5W reverse wireless charging to fill up your earbuds on the go.
On the front, the phone carries a beautiful 6.84-inch LTPO OLED display screen that handles an adaptive refresh rate from 1Hz to 120Hz. This smart display can save a lot of battery life while playing games or reading simple text documents. Furthermore, the screen can reach a jaw-dropping peak brightness of 6,000 nits, allowing you to view images clearly in direct summer sunlight. To protect against accidental drops, the front glass uses the company’s strong Kunlun Glass shield.
Huawei Nova 16 Ultra
Flagship processing power and a 200MP triple camera lens system
Under the hood, the Nova 16 Ultra runs entirely on the company’s in-house Kirin 9010S mobile processor. This is a flagship-grade processor that was previously used inside the premium Pura 90 smartphone models. To match this processing power, the phone runs on the brand-new HarmonyOS 6.1 software system straight out of the box, offering incredibly fast animations and clean user menus. The entire phone body also features premium IP68 and IP69 ratings to fully resist heavy dust and water splashes.
Photography fans are getting a massive upgrade as well. The back of the device features a huge horizontal camera layout that holds a flagship 200-megapixel primary camera lens. This main sensor utilizes an f/1.8 aperture and physical Optical Image Stabilization (OIS) to take crisp, blur-free images in dark environments. The triple setup also includes a 50-megapixel periscope telephoto lens with 3.7x optical zoom and a 50-megapixel ultra-wide macro camera. Selfie lovers can use a high-quality 50-megapixel front-facing camera tucked inside a small pill-shaped cutout.
Huawei is quickly changing the luxury car market. In a massive surprise, the technology giant’s high-end electric car, the Maextro S800, has become a massive hit in China. New sales data shows that this smart car is now selling much better than legendary luxury cars like the Mercedes-Maybach S-Class and the BMW 7 Series.
For a very long time, the most expensive car market in China belonged completely to foreign brands. However, the Maextro S800, which costs around $104,000, has successfully broken that streak.
During recent months, the car did not just beat individual rivals; it managed to sell more units than several top German luxury cars combined. Total sales for this premium car line have already passed 17,000 vehicles in its very first year on the market.
The manufacturing setup behind the car uses a unique partnership system. A car company named JAC Motors builds the physical vehicle at a modern factory in China, but Huawei designs all the smart software and digital systems inside.
This approach is very similar to how the brand makes its smartphones. Instead of selling vehicles at normal car dealerships, the company displays the luxury sedan directly inside its premium flagship stores alongside its latest phones and smartwatches.
Huawei Maextro S800 ultra
Amazing smart features replace old luxury traditions
Experts point out that local car buyers are walking away from old heritage brands because they want advanced digital features. The Maextro S800 is a very long car that treats the inside cabin like a smart office or theater.
The doors open automatically when a camera sees a simple hand gesture from the user. Inside, passengers in the back seat get a massive 40-inch movie projection screen, a powerful 40-speaker sound system, crystal buttons, and a beautiful star-lit ceiling that looks like a Rolls-Royce.
On the hardware side, the car comes as a pure electric vehicle or as a long-range hybrid model that puts out up to 852 horsepower. More importantly, it features the company’s best self-driving software and smart dashboard tools.
Because of trade restrictions, this high-end car is not coming to Western markets anytime soon. However, inside China, the brand is moving very fast. The company plans to release new luxury SUVs and large family vans later this year, and an upcoming ultra-premium model could push prices close to $300,000 by mid-summer.
Huawei recently announced major global partnership with Keyrus for data and AI growth
Huawei is expanding its software reach across international business markets. The company has officially announced a brand-new global alliance with Keyrus, a well-known international leader in data management and digital business transformation.
The partnership aims to help businesses adopt smart cloud solutions much faster than before.
The big announcement was made during the company’s major Intelligent Finance Summit held at its beautiful new Lianqiu Lake Campus in Shanghai.
More than 800 banking experts and technology delegates from over 60 countries traveled to the event, which focused heavily on using automated software systems to run modern corporate workspaces.
Through this new agreement, Keyrus will act as a major development partner for the cloud ecosystem of the company. The two firms will work closely to design, build, and deploy data tools for clients across Latin America, the Middle East, Africa, and the Asia-Pacific region.
These specialized data tools will combine the company’s high-speed cloud systems with advanced sorting software.
Targeting the banking sector with advanced cloud architecture
The primary focus of this joint tech venture will be the global financial services industry. Keyrus plans to use the company’s special DataArts platform to build incredibly secure and fast data spaces. These digital systems are built from the ground up to support modern corporate applications, allowing companies to quickly extract value from their customer information safely.
Because of this teamwork, Keyrus has officially joined the company’s elite digital banking ecosystem, known as the RONGHAI Program. This special industry group helps software and hardware makers build unified technical networks for global markets.
Representatives from both brands shared that they are excited to bring these automated cloud tools to market immediately, helping businesses around the world transition smoothly into the modern corporate tech era.