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Huawei Mate 70 Series might sport AI and NearLink capabilities
Huawei Mate 70 series seems to write new rules in the technology and it’s now learned that the lineup may appear as a robust AI product with NearLink capabilities. The next Mate models preps to bring upgraded features over its predecessors.
As per tipster @SmartPikachu, Huawei is readying the Mate 70 series which is likely to be an AI product and could use the advanced NearLink technology. If true, these implementations will deliver more efficient and reliable performance aspects.
The Chinese tech giant introduced NearLink as a short-range wireless connection technology. It is a fusion of both Bluetooth and Wi-Fi to offer stronger and durable connectivity. Besides, the tech consumes 60% less power and delivers 6x higher speed.
Notably, the Mate 60 series runs on NearLink technology to provide a safer connectivity experience to users. As of now, we might see the same technology with effective upgrades for the forthcoming Huawei Mate 70 smartphones.
Moreover, Huawei might impose a large language model on the new Mate series for AI capabilities. Though the company has not confirmed the details, a previous input says that the tech giant is planning a similar addition to the P70 lineup.
Huawei Mate 70 series leak (Source: Weibo)
Eventually, AI capabilities would be based on device-cloud collaboration to deliver smart features, smoothness, security, and personalization improvements. The company has also launched an AI large-scale model – Pangu 3.0 and is associating with global partners to expand its usage.
Apart from the Mate 70 series, the tipster highlighted that Huawei has seemingly increased the orders for the P70 flagship ahead of the launch. You can read more details HERE.
Previous Report:
Recently, a rumor crossed our way saying that Huawei is likely to use an ultrasonic fingerprint sensor for the next Mate series. However, only one model is currently testing the ultimate scanner facility. Yet, it hints that the company has more new solutions in its pocket for the approaching handsets.
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