What are the needs of today's IT service users? HUAWEI distinguishes several components: the desire to receive services in real time, content based on personal preferences, data in streaming format, as well as a social element - an active discussion of the received emotions.
Real-time mode means that regardless of location, the user can receive services with just one click - this, in particular, was influenced by the growth of mobile Internet speeds. Further deployment of 4.5G and 5G networks could significantly impact service delivery by increasing download speeds to 1 Gbps or more. This will allow mobile networks to step into the new era of gigabit speeds.
An example of a service based on personal preference is video transmission: users want to receive it in good quality, at least in HD format, which leads to an increase in the volume of data transmission and requires the introduction of new technologies. At the same time, there are “weighty” video services that have not yet been implemented in mobile networks, for example, video conferencing in telemedicine - they require video transmission in 2K / 4K format.
Generation Z increasingly prefer digital communication over live communication, as well as talking on the phone. To meet the need for this kind of communication, HUAWEI is developing cloud services where data is streamed directly without downloading. Another aspect is the use of services. For many, it is important to be able to receive services online without visiting institutions and without entering into communication with operators by phone. Here, as the managers of the Chinese company believe, the development of narrowband Internet of Things (NBIoT) by operators will help - to improve the quality of communication in the premises, to support a wide variety of devices and optimize the network architecture. In addition, this technology will help extend battery life, increase network coverage and support a wide range of connections.
The element of sociality is the exchange of opinions, views and experience of using network services and services. The company intends to make such channels an effective means for feedback from users in order to respond to their requests and wishes.
The path to success in accordance with the HUAWEI concept lies through the creation of a symbiosis in which there is a role for everyone: for hardware manufacturers, and for cellular operators, and, of course, for end users. Indeed, it is for them that technical innovations are created.
HUAWEI MateBook 13 Laptop with Diamond-Polished Metal Case
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High resolution files are best viewed on an appropriate screen. The HUAWEI MateBook 13 has a bezel-less design with an 88% screen-to-lid ratio and a bezel width of just 4.4 mm. Such characteristics allow you to fully immerse yourself in what is happening on the screen. In addition, the Huawei MateBook 13 is equipped with an 8th generation Intel core i5 8265U (Whiskey Lake) processor, which is 40% faster than its predecessor. Constant consumption of content also requires a powerful 42 Wh battery. It provides long-term work with a laptop: Huawei MateBook 13 with an integrated graphics card is able to play downloaded videos at 1080P for 10 hours, and with a discrete graphics card - for 9 hours and 36 minutes. Finally, the social factor is supported by one-touch file transfer technology - OneHop. And NFC technology helps to send photos and videos to a laptop from a smartphone: up to 500 photos in 1 minute or, for example, 1 GB of video in 35 seconds.
HUAWEI Mediapad M5 lite with Harman Kardon speakers
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The main device for consuming content in a convenient format. Smartphones are too small for full video viewing, but a 10-inch tablet screen is perfect for this. The HUAWEI Mediapad M5 lite is a compact device weighing only 475g. Its bright 1080p screen and Huawei ClariVu Image Optimization Technology showcase every detail. In addition, a significant difference between Huawei Mediapad M5 lite and other tablets is the presence of a stylus. The Huawei M Pen lite recognizes 2048 degrees of pressure, so swiping it across the tablet screen is like writing with a pen on paper, you won't feel any difference.
HUAWEI WATCH GT Smart Watch
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In the world of the future, everyone walks with a wrist computer - any science fiction film will prove this. Previously, such dreams caused skepticism, because the technique was not diminutive. But today smartwatches functionally continue the smartphone: they show notifications, track the heart rate in that very real time, navigate in space at once by three satellite navigation systems (GPS, GLONASS, GALILEO) and generally help their owner to maintain good physical shape. For the last moment, the HUAWEI WATCH GT has running modes for both beginners and professionals, including Triathlon with auto-recognition of activity type. In the process, you will receive useful recommendations and reports on the results of training. You will learn a lot about your own dream. Featuring Huawei TruSleep 2 technology.0 (Harvard Medical School certified) watch can monitor data, recognize sleep patterns and provide over 200 recommendations for improving sleep quality.>