The Galaxy S24 is inspired by the iPhone, Google Messages is a little less intuitive, Huawei manages to manufacture its own chips despite American sanctions, that’s the recap.
This September 29, it was indeed Samsung which made the headlines. Two leaks in the same day gave us images of the Galaxy S24 and its even more prestigious version, the Galaxy S24 Ultra. We remain in the Android universe, with the graphic redesign of Google Messages to which it will have to adapt, despite somewhat questionable ergonomic choices. Huawei no longer has the right to Google Mobile Services, but is no worse off. Despite US sanctions preventing it from using technologies to manufacture components such as processors or 5G modems, the company’s Huawei Mate 60 Pro is selling like dim sum.
The Galaxy S24 is revealed in images, and its design will remind you of something
The Galaxy S24 is to Samsung what the iPhone 15 is to Apple: the entry-level high-end of the brand. So when a famous leaker reveals the first renderings of the device, we can’t help but notice that the analogy doesn’t end there. Critics of the Korean giant will quickly accuse the company of plagiarism. Others will admit that the company is just following the current trend.
Read – Galaxy S24: here are images of the new design, Samsung was obviously inspired by the iPhone
Google Messages changes interface and shakes up habits
The Google Messages interface on Android has changed. The information seems unimportant at first glance, but when we remember that the application has been downloaded more than 5 billion times on the Play Store, we realize to what extent the redesign risks disrupting the habits of an entire part of the planet. That said, not all changes are good. Don’t hesitate to give us your impressions of the new look of messaging in the comments of the article.
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Huawei is catching up fast and questions the effectiveness of US sanctions
The United States has placed Huawei under embargo since 2019. If the intention at the time was to set back the Chinese high-tech sector by 8 to 10 years, it must be admitted that the mission is only ‘half filled. Not only has Huawei recovered and is prospering, as evidenced by the success of the Huawei Mate 60 Pro, but moreover, the country is beginning to find its independence from American chip founders. A situation that worries Washington, mainly for military reasons.
Continue reading — Huawei: American sanctions against China do not work, the Huawei Mate 60 Pro proves it