Honor CEO reacts on Huawei CEO ‘smartphones return’ announcement

Honor CEO, Zhao Ming has reacted to the recent comment made by Huawei CEO, Yu Chengdong about the return of Huawei smartphones.

Zhao Ming said Huawei’s full return will have a positive impact on Honor. He mentioned that every company has its advantages and Honor has strong confidence in its product solutions. Therefore, it does not matter whether it is Apple or Huawei, only the fittest would stimulate the vitality of the industry.

To reveal, Honor invests more than 10 percent of its annual revenue in the research and development of new products. And, Honor CEO remains optimistic about healthy competition.

“The best respect is to meet each other at the top with the strongest products,” said Zhao.

He also felt happiness while talking that it would be the best feeling of old colleagues competing together. “This is the best we can say about our brotherly feelings for each other. So respectful.” Zhao added.

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At Huawei Developer Conference 2023, Huawei CEO, Yu Chengdong announced that Huawei smartphones are back in full power. “Huawei’s flagship smartphones are making a comeback,” said Chengdong on stage.

Yu’s assessment comes after privately-held Huawei resurfaced as a top-five smartphone vendor in mainland China during the second quarter, according to data from research firm IDC.

Huawei had surpassed Samsung Electronics to become the world’s biggest smartphone vendor in the second quarter of 2020 but saw this business struggle subsequently owing to tightened US sanctions that cut off its access to advanced mobile chips.

At the event, Huawei released the HarmonyOS 4 operating system for all of the old smartphones. Later on, Huawei is also preparing to release Huawei Mate 60 series flagship.

Honor started its journey as a subsidiary of Huawei and the company created a big user base in China. However, in 2020, Huawei had to sell Honor.

(via – Mydrivers)