Interestingly, the TD Tech Mate 50 series retains the design and branding such as the HarmonyOS 3 operating system and XMAGE camera system. The case was different during the TD Tech P50, as it had to remove the Leica logo.

Coming back to the topic, the TD Tech Mate 50 is oriented especially for the IT field and industrial use cases and it’s fully customizable according to the requirement of the customer.

Below you can check all of the customization services on TD Tech Huawei Mate 50 for the industrial use case.

Safety Dual System:

• Data isolation, simultaneous online security control, and multi-dimensional protection.

Trusted computing:

• Secure boot, dynamic measurement of TEE trusted environment, comprehensive protection.

Scenario solution:

• Call management, global watermark Privacy, and three defenses, differentiated customized services.

HarmonyOS:

• Industrial HarmonyOS and Distributed collaboration – Operating System Level Industry Customization, Autonomous and controllable.

Certification authority:

• 1466 Ministry of Standards, mobile terminal operating system localization evaluation, and many other certifications of safety compliance.

Ecosystem:

• Adapt to industry security access, management, and control platform Rich system capability opening.

TD Tech Mate 50 Pro:

Currently, TD Tech has not revealed the pricing of such smartphones in the market bu it could be assigned after direct communication with the customer and the company.

Huawei Mate 50 comes with a unique ring system design, Beidou satellite communication that allows you to send one-way messages even without a mobile signal. The camera provides powerful and colorful imaging via the XMAGE imaging system while utilizing an f/1.4 aperture large sensor for low-light photography.

It carries all of the features from the Huawei Mate 50 series including the low battery power mode.

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Huawei has a long history of dominating the mobile camera world with its unmatched imaging technology. The company began its journey with Leica to bring in the best in the world photography experience for consumers.

These early smartphones with Leica are Huawei P10 Pro, P20 Pro, P30 Pro, P40 Pro+, and P50 Pro. With each model, Huawei invented new technologies and increased camera counts.

P10 Pro has a new dual camera, P20 Pro launched with sharp colors and triple cameras that have been widely adored by customers. P30 Pro established itself as one of the best-selling phones by the tech maker but its camera with its first-ever periscope zoom introduced far-reaching zoom for the smartphone industry.

It has an RYYB color filter array Octa PD autofocus that is the first to use among smartphone makers. Huawei P40 Pro+ became the first phone to launch a five-camera model including an ultra-vision lens that furnishes nighttime photography.

On the other hand, P40 Pro+ has two telephoto cameras – an optical and a periscope camera. These generate 10X optical at 240mm, 3X at 80mm, and 20x Hybrid as well as 100X digital zoom.

The Chinese tech company also brought in the XD Fusion engine which combines the ISP and NPU to provide the best possible camera capabilities. Huawei P50 Pro is one of the best examples of aesthetics and it arranges the camera inside a dual-ring system called Dual Matrix.

Huawei took two steps further and achieved better colors powered by True-Chroma Image Engine, which takes the color accuracy near to the human eye. With these phones, Huawei created a tornado in the smartphone world and a trend that is later followed by the likes of Samsung, Apple, and Chinese phone makers.

XMAGE:

Leaving Leica behind, Huawei will debut its self-developed camera imaging system, XMAGE with the P60 series and there are some new surprises waiting for us on the way.

Yes, there are many details still missing at the moment but the current wave of enthusiasm among Huawei customers is anticipating the upcoming P60 series and this time around, P60 Ultra could come as the biggest camera phone. The past report reveals that Huawei could launch in P60 series in the first quarter of this year. Read more below.

Huawei P60 Series: Everything you need to know

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Last year in July, Huawei launched XMAGE, its own mobile camera imaging system to outcast Leica from flagship devices. In October, the company unveiled XMAGE with its first smartphone.

The new camera imaging system helps users to take vivid and high-quality pictures in different scenarios. Huawei has tuned XMAGE with new optimizations and it is built around various capabilities required to take a perfect shot.

Huawei describes XMAGE as a breakthrough in mobile photography technology and will pave the way for future Huawei flagship devices for a better camera user experience.

That’s not it, XMAGE helps users to you take advantage of all of the camera modes such as macro and portrait shots with pre-installed algorithms and suggest the best shot possible.

The official introduction video of XMAGE shows how Huawei has evolved in the world of photography with the past smartphones. It also shows the significance of the past NEXTIMAGE contest and how different profound photographers think in the way capture any scenario.

Check the Huawei XMAGE official introduction video below.

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Today, we are going to look into the dynamic Huawei Mate 50 features that make it an excellent choice for your next phone.

Huawei Mate 50 features

Although Mate 50 series offers plenty but we’ll be targeting 5 for this article:

• Satellite Communication
• Smart Scan Code
• SuperHub Station
• Variable Aperture
• Emergency Battery Mode

Beidou Satellite Communication

Huawei Mate 50 is the first smartphone to carry a satellite communication feature. The company has done seamless work to prepare the phone with such advanced technology. As a result, now you can remain connected to your friends and family even without a network.

How does satellite communication work? The feature facilitates the phone through satellite when local connection services are not available.

You can make calls, and send messages or small texts without stressing about the phone’s network or extra data costs.

Interestingly, you can even send a message to those contacts that do not have this feature in their handset.

Intelligent Scanning Code

Huawei has made this feature a little more advance and efficient for its users. The feature comes along with the HarmonyOS 3 operating system as “intelligent scanning code”.

Unlike traditional scanners, the smart scanning code function is faster and more convenient. To access the feature, you only have to face your Mate 50 rear camera to the QR code. Further, a pop-up box will appear on your screen. Now tap on the QR code icon.

SuperHub:

This is a software feature and SuperHub makes it easy for you to share files and fast.

Instead of copy-paste texts or documents, the feature allows you the drag-and-drop gesture (similar to a PC). As a result, you can drag images, texts, and documents from their source to the SuperHub. Thereafter, you can edit and pull out the respective content from the station.

Variable Aperture:

Huawei Mate 50 is powered by XMAGE imaging technology. But another major aspect of the optical camera section is the new variable aperture. Ultimately, the six-blade aperture allows you to maintain the light on the sensor.

Also, you can adjust the camera aperture between f/1.4 and f/4. In comparison to the normal aperture with two stops, Mate 50 powerful aperture exhibits 10 stops and easily adjusts the light exposure.

The aperture plays wonders with the depth of field and background. In other words, you will find better blur effects and highlights in the images. Eventually, the automatic mode and professional mode make the snaps more realistic.

Emergency Battery Mode

This battery mode allows you to enjoy extra three hours of screen time, or 12 minutes on calls, even at 1 percent of battery. Besides, you can flash or turn off the codes 10 times and can scan a code 4 times in the meanwhile.

As soon as the power level reaches 5%, the phone triggers a notification saying “enter an emergency mode in 60 seconds”. This happens as the battery begins activating the preserved cells in the device. Then the entire procedure supplies enough energy that your device can run for more time.

There is still a lot to explore in the Huawei Mate 50 and we expect you to give it a chance.

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The P50 series smartphone is baked with a bunch of eye-catching features. From boastful processors to promising camera tweaks, the phone is something that you would love to hold. But, its price often holds users back.

Consequently, now the entire Huawei P50 series is accessible at a heavy discount. The standard variant price has dropped by 600 yuan [83.84 USD]. Meanwhile, the Pro variants are carrying a discount tag of 500 yuan [69.86 USD].

• Standard Huawei P50 (8GB + 128GB) – 3888 yuan [Real Price – 4488 yuan]
• Standard Huawei P50 (8GB + 256GB) – 4388 yuan [Real Price – 4988 yuan]
• Huawei P50 Pro (8GB + 128GB) – 4988 yuan [Real Price – 5488 yuan]
• Huawei P50 Pro (8GB + 256GB) – 5488 yuan [Real Price – 5988 yuan]
• Huawei P50 Pro (8GB + 512GB) – 6488 yuan [Real Price – 6988 yuan]

It’s worth mentioning that these devices do not have the Leica or XMAGE logo on their surface. But that will not compromise the photography experience in any manner.

Another significant point is, this is a limited-time sale. Though there is no end side to this deal. Perhaps, we will recommend purchasing your favorite edition as soon as possible. Tap on P50 and P50 Pro to visit the shopping corner.

You can also check the standard and the Pro variants on the JD.com

Huawei P50 series

As mentioned, the Huawei P50 series comes along with fascinating and thoughtful features. Eventually, all the models pack a high-end optical system at the rear side.

The classic edition includes a 50MP primary shooter, a 13MP ultra-wide lens, and a 12MP telephoto sensor. Whereas, the Pro version brings a 50MP True-chroma snapper, a 40MP main camera, a 13MP ultra-wide lens, and a 64MP telephoto sensor.

So hurry up! As the offer is only available for a limited time.

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Inspired by the rays of the sun, the #HUAWEIMate50ProPH's colorways exhibit remarkable elegance and sophisticated beauty we have not seen before.

Arriving this November 18, stay tuned: https://t.co/vsSbRNxtLr pic.twitter.com/Pw4xqbkGkh

— Huawei Mobile PH (@huaweimobileph) November 12, 2022

Original Story: November 8, 2022 Huawei unveiled the Mate 50 series on September 6 and it’s time to expand this flaghip to other regions. According to the latest information, Huawei will soon launch Mate 50 Pro in the Philippines.

Huawei has recently confirmed the launch of Mate 50 Pro in France. As per the details, France users can have the official look at the device tomorrow (November 9).

And looks like, the Mate 50 Pro Express won’t stop here. The device is now heading toward the Philippines consumers along with surprising and reflective features.

To mark an official stamp on this matter, Huawei Philippines has shared a teaser with the tagline “Huawei Mate 50 Pro coming soon”. Besides, the company filled the caption with a “The King is Back” statement.

On the flip side, the tech maker has also listed the respective handset on its official Huawei Philippines website. Currently, there isn’t any exact launch date, but we might get accurate details by the end of this week.

Huawei Mate 50 Pro –  promising camera house

The giant Mate 50 Pro holds a powerful XMAGE rear camera house including three wonderful lenses and an additional color sensor. There is a 50MP ultra aperture main shooter, a 13MP ultra-wide-angle lens, and a 64MP telephoto camera.

All three lenses are capable of fine captures and support dynamic optical functions. These lenses also have digital, optical, and hybrid zoom and support 8192 x 6144 image resolution. Further, the front side holds a 13MP ultra-wide angle camera + 3D depth sensing camera.

Apart from the extraordinary camera features, the device sports a 6.74-inch curved OLED screen with a 120Hz refresh rate. On the other hand, it packs the flagship Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 chipset with Adreno GPU.

Furthermore, it installs the brand-new EMUI 13 operating system with a bunch of smart features and functions. With a 4700mAh battery that supports 66W super-fast charging, the device provides an efficient experience to its users.

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In September, Huawei has unveiled the dynamic Mate 50 series into the real world. The series included the standard model, the Mate 50 Pro variant, RS Porsche Edition, and the cheaper version – Huawei Mate 50E.

All four member of the Mate 50 lineup offers excellent features and characteristics to their users. These features are so exciting that often it becomes a tough choice for consumers to select any of the Mate 50 handsets.

Therefore, it’s an interesting comparison between the Huawei Mate 50E and the other high-end members of the Mate 50 series. These differences will indicate how the cheaper version is special from the other Mate 50 phones.

Huawei Mate 50E vs Mate 50, Mate 50 Pro

1. Display

Huawei Mate 50E features a 6.7-inch straight OLED panel that offers a crystal-clear and transparent look with impressive picture quality. Besides, the device flourishes a 90Hz refresh rate, and 300Hz touch sampling and supports 2D Face verification functions.

Further, it is designed with rounded corners and exhibits a symmetrical layout with a Paris stud design. The overall device looks quite elegant while holding in hand and appears with a smooth glassy finish at the backend.

While the standard Mate 50 appears with the same measurements, the Mate 50 Pro sports a 6.74-inch display. It introduces the notch style (similar to Mate 20 Pro), an in-built 3D lighting sensor, and now also features mask unlocking.

Although, all Mate 50 models are similar in terms of 1440Hz high-frequency PWM dimming and eye protection. It wouldn’t be wrong to say that Mate 50E will equally enhance the visual experience for users just like other Mate 50 devices.

2. Camera Hood

Another lacking factor is the optical framework. Instead of a triple-cam structure, the Huawei Mate 50E contains dual lenses at the rear side. This includes a 50 MP super optical camera, and a 13MP ultra-wide-angle.

On the front side, you will find a mini 13MP cam at the center of the device’s head. Though the lenses are fewer in number, there is no compromise with the photography experience. Mate 50E has various modes that can enhance your images to the next level.

And let’s not forget about the first-ever XMAGE imaging technology that uplifts the entire image-taking mechanism. Both Mate 50 and Mate 50E does not have the OIS function. Yet they promise to provide such outcomes that you would have never seen before.

3. Power and Performance

In both power and performance, Mate 50E provides good enough services. The phone equips the Snapdragon 778G 6nm process chipset that boosts the entire functioning of the system. On the flip side, it packs a 4460mAh and reflects a 66W fast charging (wired).

However, Mate 50E does not facilitate wireless charging. Meanwhile, Mate 50 and Mate 50 Pro are baked with the Snapdragon 8+ processor and supports wireless charging. But that doesn’t show Mate 50E as an inferior model.

Moreover, Mate 50E also carries the HarmonyOS 3.0 operating system and thus, there would be no shortage of efficiency and responsiveness in the system.

The most significant factor of the Mate 50E is, it offers many of the Mate 50 features at an affordable range. Hence, you don’t need to run across huge devices to experience outstanding features.

Though the phone does not have satellite connectivity and some other worthy elements. But we hope that Huawei will soon facilitate the Mate 50E phone with such services.

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In July this year, Huawei announced its own imaging brand, XMAGE, to upgrade imaging technology, style, and experience.

In September, the Huawei Mate 50 series was equipped with a super-optical XMAGE imaging system, introducing a number of technological breakthroughs.

XMAGE focuses on four imaging systems: optical system, mechanical structure, imaging technology, and image processing. From the four dimensions of optomechanical computing, the entire system of XMAGE imaging system is combined.

For example – in the optical system, the super-optical variable camera on the Huawei Mate 50 series adopts the technology of variable aperture, which can achieve a ten-stop adjustable aperture at the physical level, bringing technological breakthroughs in three optical systems.

The entire lens module adopts a high-precision component design and assembly process to create a physical large F1.4 aperture.

The overall structure has a total of 23 precision components, including high-precision annular magnetic field micro-control motors, physical aperture blades, and other innovative originals, with a maximum precision of 5-10μm micron level.

The second is a breakthrough in the ability to control the amount of light. It is a technical difficulty of the optical system to realize the technical solution of the variable aperture and match the appropriate amount of incoming light for different light environments, thereby bringing the top imaging effect.

In order to bring precise control of the amount of incoming light, Huawei has pioneered a high-precision full-process calibration and detection solution.

After 20+ versions of blade design and verification, coupled with a set of high-precision drive control algorithms, the 6 metal aperture blades can be physically opened and closed to achieve the effect of a 10-stop aperture change.

Aesthetic design:

The high-reliability aesthetic design is the product gene of the Huawei Mate series. Huawei has pioneered the integrated metal coating solution for the appearance of the blade.

The blade adopts a new material of high-modulus, bright, and high-strength aluminum, which further reduces the structural weight and achieves a 20-fold increase in strength.

In the Huawei Mate 50 RS Porsche design, a 3.2mm ultra-long mechanical stroke motor is also introduced, and the first time in the industry to adopt a dual-mirror group-focusing structure design. It can use the moving focus between the mirror groups for secondary calibration to further improve the optical resolution in macro mode.

In the XMAGE image style, Huawei has also established its own color image style. The image color research team brought in by Huawei brings together expert teams from seven Huawei research institutes around the world, including China, Finland, Japan, and the United Kingdom.

The submissions of 3.3 million+ users of the Huawei New Image Contest are samples to establish Huawei’s exclusive image style, which is required by: Realism, moisturizing, transparency, and breathing.

In terms of color, Huawei has also cooperated with the Color Research Institute of the Art and Research Center of Chinese Tsinghua University, based on the theoretical basis of the “color science” system, to extract the color tone of the XMAGE style.

On the basis of XMAGE’s primary color, it does not change the inherent color of the object and only adjusts from the two dimensions of saturation and lightness. Under the condition of retaining the content of the photo, it presents a bright and bright tone, forming a complete and systematic color tone system.

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DXOMARK informed that the Huawei Mate 50 Pro arrived in France last week and is now undergoing comprehensive lab tests and real life case analysis by DXOMARK’s image quality department. While the camera results will be published soon.

All of the past Huawei phones achieved top ranks on this camera evaluation platform including Huawei P20 Pro, Mate 20 Pro, P30 Pro, P40 Pro, Mate 30 Pro, Mate 40 Pro, and P50 Pro, and now we’ll have to see how DXOMARK come up with the Mate 50 Pro.

Huawei Mate 50 Pro camera:

Huawei has brought in a new camera design with ring shape-crystalized aesthetics. However, the real power of this phone lies in the XMAGE imaging technology that enhances the image quality and provides you with a vibrant photograph.

On the other hand, there is a 50MP main ultra-aperture camera that allows you to adjust the aperture, of which you choose modes between 10 different aperture sizes to blur and depth of failed according to your preference.

There’s the super night mode that now takes over 24% more light than previous Huawei flagships thanks to the large f/1.4 aperture sensor and RYYB color system. That’s not it, Huawei’s XD Fusion Pro image engine helps the sensor to increase brightness and maintain contrast to correct your night mode images.

You will get a 120-degree ultra wide-angle camera that could capture all of the scenes into one landscape image. While there’s a large than life zoom system that could reach up to 200X with a single tap thanks to the periscope camera.

Furthermore, the ultra aperture technology will help you to take better than ever macro shots of the smallest objects.

These are just some briefings about the rear camera, now let’s look at the front setup. The Huawei Mate 50 Pro brings a notched head to include various sensors as well as a powerful 13MP ultra wide angle camera with f/2.4 aperture and a 3D depth sensing camera. These help you to create perfect ultra wide angle photos, low light selfies, better portraits, and a lot more.

Check the Huawei Mate 50 Pro short DXOMARK unboxing linked below.

The long-awaited #HUAWEIMate50Pro arrived in France last week, and is now undergoing comprehensive lab tests and real life case analysis by the #DXOMARK image quality department. Camera results will be published soon! pic.twitter.com/10WoR2aLSV

— DXOMARK (@DXOMARK) October 24, 2022

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Noting the reports online, Huawei has responded to Chinese media that the recertified 5G model is the Mate 40 Pro. It is further revealed that the product details are now changed and need to be re-certified via TENAA.

What has been changed?

The product specs are likely to remain the same but Huawei Mate 40 Pro will re-launch without Leica. One change that Huawei is making on its top models. As previously, we’ve seen that Huawei made such a change in Huawei P50 Pro.

Meanwhile, the Huawei Mate 50 series comes with an XMAGE imaging system after both firms went separate ways.

Huawei Mate 40 Pro:

Huawei Mate 40 Pro comes in five colors – Silver, White, Black, Olive, and Orange. These also include leather, glass, and frost back. The phone equips a 6.76-inch screen, 16.7 million colors, DCI-P3 wide color gamut, OLED type, supports up to 90Hz refresh rate, 240 Hz touch sampling rate, FHD+ 2772 x 1344 pixel resolution.

The phone is powered by a 5nm Kirin 9000 chipset with octa-core architecture (Octa-core, 1 x Cortex-A77 at 3.13 GHz + 3 x Cortex-A77 at 2.54 GHz + 4 x Cortex-A55 at 2.05 GHz), the SoC has 24 core Mali-G78. It has NPU with Dual large-core NPU + micro-core NPU (Neural Network Processing Unit).

Huawei Mate 40 Pro comes with a quad rear camera system consisting of a 50-megapixel super-sensing camera (wide-angle, f/1.9 aperture), 20-megapixel cine camera (f/1.8 aperture), and 12-megapixel telephoto camera (f/3.4 aperture, supports OIS optical image stabilization).

On the front side, it offers a 13-megapixel super-sensing camera (f/2.4 aperture) and a 3D depth camera with fixed focus.

Coming to the battery, this flagship will offer a 4400mAh battery with a 66W charger and 50W wireless charging support.

(via – ithome)

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