VR or Virtual Reality headset is a head-mounted device. It offers immersive virtual experiences through a 3D near-eye display (lenses). The display uses key technologies like positional tracking to generate a virtual environment for the user.

A new input says that Huawei may launch its first high-end VR headset next week. The company has been in the news for its secretive VR device since February 2024. Many tipsters said the OEM has a dynamic headset in the pipeline.

Now it seems we don’t have to wait much to see the amazing Virtual Reality headset. Huawei hasn’t announced any details or teased the device so far. Thus, let’s hold patience till October 22 launch event for an official confirmation on this matter.

Some early leaks have claimed that Huawei’s VR device would be far better, lighter, and more cost-effective than Apple Vision Pro. According to the former executive of Meizu Li Nan, the Huawei VR headset will equip a Sony 4K micro-OLED screen.

This display panel might have the same capabilities as the Apple Vision Pro. Also, the device could use Huawei’s self-developed chipset and weigh 350 grams.

Huawei could launch VR headset next week against Apple Vision Pro (Image Credits: Huawei)

Next, the Huawei VR headset could feature a gesture-based control system with no time delay. While Apple Vision Pro (600 grams) costs 25000 yuan, the Huawei VR product may have a price value of 15000 yuan.

Overall, Huawei’s Virtual Reality headset will bear stronger features and capabilities than Apple Vision Pro. It may excel in comfort and run all day long.

Other features and details of the expected device are unknown. But we may find them by October 22. Stay Tuned.

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Weibo tipster @RuiPlaysDigital shared an image of two Control Panels, claiming them to be of HarmonyOS NEXT and MagicOS 9.0. One of these is similar to an early revelation of HarmonyOS NEXT Control Center and adds consent on this matter.

The tipster says the only difference between HarmonyOS NEXT and Honor MagicOS 9.0 Control Panel is the arrangement of widgets. For instance, the Wi-Fi and Bluetooth tabs, audio controller, volume and brightness adjuster, and so on.

Meanwhile, other features and icons of these two Control Panels are quite identical to each other. The blur effect between the two also differs to some extent but possesses the same capability. Let’s explore both Control Panels one by one.

Honor MagicOS 9.0 Control Panel

The Wi-Fi and Bluetooth tabs are placed vertically on the top left, beside the hotspot section. Below these buttons, users will find the media player and two adjusters: brightness and volume. Settings and Edit icons are also visible above the hotspot.

At the topmost side, there is a battery indicator and other network services icon. The rest of the Control Panel is full of quick setting icons like ring, rotate, and more.

The live image shows an opaque background rather than a slight blur. But that could be the wallpaper effect. Other changes will be clear by the MagicOS 9.0 launch.

HarmonyOS NEXT vs MagicOS 9.0: Control Panel (Image Credits: Weibo)

HarmonyOS NEXT Control Panel

The current appearance is quite similar to a previous leak. It shows merged items instead of separate ones. Just opt for a simple “swipe down” gesture to see all the icons alongside a large brightness adjuster, which is not visible in this picture.

All the icons and tabs appear at equidistance from each other. The tiny icons are now more round than ever before and seem quite big as well as recognizable.

One side of the Control Panel shows the setting icon while the other one highlights the editing option. The background seems more blurry, giving the effect of the main wallpaper on the Control Panel which ultimately makes it more appealing.

Concluding the points, the tipster said that HarmonyOS NEXT Control Panel isn’t the final version. Huawei could make more changes and modify it with the stable version. Thus, we may find more interesting changes between the two major OS(s) later.

Leak shows similar Control Panel of HarmonyOS NEXT and MagicOS 9.0 (Image Credits: Weibo)

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Starting with the 3C listing, the new Huawei monitor has been spotted on the database with the XSN-27HBZ model number. It is compatible with a 12VDC/2A MAX charger. The device has a huge LCD screen panel for immersive visual effects.

The certificate further shows three monitor variants. Perhaps, the company may release three new MateView models this year. Apart from the listing, the Weibo tipster @UncleKanshan says that the new monitor with a 24W charger will be affordable.

Assuming the price, the tipster says that the upcoming Huawei monitor won’t cost much and could range around 1359 yuan ($191.95). Other key specs of the device are missing at present. Though we may get them in the future.

You can check the 3C certificate details below.

A new Huawei LCD monitor XSN-27HBZ gets 3C certification (Image Credits: ITHome)

Huawei has recently introduced a 100Hz high refresh rate variant for the MateView SE monitor. It is available on the Huawei Mall and consumers can buy it.

MateView SE supports a 23.8-inch IPS LCD screen with 1920 x 1080 pixels resolution and 93 PPI. The screen bears a 16:9 screen ratio, a 90% P3 color gamut (199% sRGB), 1000:1 static contrast, and 250nits peak brightness.

The device carries a sleek design and supports a five-way joystick function for one-step control. Users can quickly manipulate the OSD menu or just customize the menu as per their usage habits to experience convenience at their fingertips.

A new Huawei LCD monitor XSN-27HBZ gets 3C certificate (Image Credits: ITHome)

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X tipster @UniverseIce has shared an alleged mockup of Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra that highlights the One UI 7.0 Quick Settings panel and it looks quite impressive.

Looking into the image, the Quick Settings UI shows a more clean, simple, and easy-to-navigate appearance. The Wi-Fi and Bluetooth tabs are now bigger highlighting a huge pill-shaped structure. Both these tabs are placed at the top.

Below these functions, the Control Panel has a 4 x 2 layout which shows 8 quick setting toggles. Users may expand this bar up to 16 toggles. The next section exhibits the audio controller with some tools that let you change the music without opening the respective application.

Ahead, the Quick Settings has two rounded-square-like structures for the brightness and volume adjuster. One can directly opt for Eye comfort and Dark mode through the brightness adjuster. Meanwhile, the volume controller shows sound settings.

Finally, there are two more tabs, just like the ones at starting. These tabs reflect the Smart View and Device Control. There are some changes to the network and battery indicators at the top of the Quick Settings. Also, the overall appearance is quite blurry but highlights and solid background.

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The new One UI 7 hands-on video is from a Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra. The device is running an ‘in-development’ or early build of the upcoming software upgrade.

So without any delay, let’s jump into the hands-on shots.

The early One UI 7.0 live video shows some interesting changes in the Quick Settings, Notification Panel, App icons, recent section, and of course, the animation side.

Quick Settings and Notification Panel: Separate!

Galaxy S24 Ultra hands-on video shows a separate Notification Panel and Quick Settings. Starting with the Notification Panel, it has larger and more rounded pill-shaped bars showing the notifications. These pills have a down arrow to expand the alert with some in-app settings.

The page also highlights a new battery-level icon at the top and two tabs at the bottom: Settings (left) and Clear (right). One can access alert settings or clear them with a tap.

Quick Settings: This section appears more recognizable than before. Just like the Notification Panel, the Control Center has more rounded pills compared to the squarish-shape. It can cover the entire screen in one swipe to show additional settings.

Samsung One UI 7 Quick Settings and Notification Panel (Image Credits: SammyFans)

Apps Drawer and Icons:

The search bar of the app drawer now appears at the bottom for easy access. It further has a three-line icon to enhance the search capability for apps and other services.

Icons: Samsung is seemingly giving a new makeover to app icons with One UI 7.0. All the system applications like Camera, Gallery, Phone, Settings, and more showed up in a new design, better than the previous software version.

Finder: The respective feature in the app drawer can now expand the keyboard by default. It also displays a pill that allows users to add the Finder on the Quick Settings. One can also select or prevent apps from appearing in the Finder.

Recent Apps Panel: The recent apps section now looks more like iOS. One UI 7 will offer a stack layout with significant transitions for the recent applications panel.

Samsung One UI 7 app drawer and recent apps panel (Image Credits: SamMobile)

Galaxy Avatar

A new Galaxy Avatar tool has also sneaked from the Advanced Features section. It only reveals Avatar stickers and the Avatar Camera option. One can design new clothes for their avatars. It might be a new form of AR Emoji feature.

Regarding animation smoothness, the video shows slight lags while operating the device. That could be due to the early build of One UI 7. Perhaps, the tech giant may enhance the smoothness part by the time of the stable One UI 7 (Android 15) rollout.

Yes, the company will likely add more major improvements and features to the One UI 7 before its stable rollout next year.

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Samsung is the largest Android partner and sells most devices in each quarter. Despite this dominance, the South Korean tech firm is a latecomer in the software experience.

It made some changes in One UI 6 including a new quick settings panel and new controls. These are much appreciated by One UI users but that doesn’t reflect any solution for a core issue.

The software feels more rigid and animations are still not fluid enough to fully utilize the device’s hardware performance. The user interface has improved over time yet Samsung could do even better.

One UI 7 will be based on Android 15, the latest Android software version. There are new camera optimizations, better navigation capabilities, satellite connectivity support, and more.

Aside from these, what do the competitors have to offer?

iOS 18

Apple has recently refreshed its iOS operating system for iPhones. It has drastically changed the software UI, improved personalization, and optimized animation effects throughout the system.

For example, the two new popular sections in this new OS are the control center and home screen. Apple is now allowing users to customize the control center and add custom controls.

This feature is already available in Android devices but Apple took it to the next level with new customizations. You can resize control buttons based on the space and group them. iOS 18 users can also manage different control screens based on their categories for an improved experience.

Another addition is the app icons with colors based on a tint selection right on the screen without even going to the settings. These capabilities are far more accessible compared to Samsung or Android.

Coming to the performance, the app and animations open slightly faster and animations are optimized to feel surrealistic, except for the 60Hz devices.

HarmonyOS NEXT

Coming to the new player, HarmonyOS NEXT is a new operating system based on HarmonyOS. Huawei has been polishing this Android-influenced OS for the past four years.

The software has now achieved a native app ecosystem in the Chinese market. It is redesigned for maximum fluidity and physics-based controls.

In comparison to One UI 6, HarmonyOS (not HarmonyOS NEXT) performs far better in smoothness and app interactions. HarmonyOS NEXT has even better interactions with the native experience.

One UI 7 will be better?

Even though Samsung may not achieve superiority over these two software, it should at least come to the same level as its competitors because it will eventually benefit its customers. We’ll see what the company unveils at SDC event.

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Samsung has been working on the One UI 7.0 for a few months. This ultimately sparks the expectations for an official announcement of the new software release.

However, the company hasn’t given any official statements on this matter so far. The good news is that the Samsung Developer Conference will held on October 03 (tomorrow). At that time, the tech giant might share One UI 7.0-related news.

Chances are high as the company highlighted a few key segments of the One UI 6 at the SDC event last year. This time too, we may witness some exclusive features ahead of the software’s official launch. Let’s cross our fingers and wait for tomorrow.

Android 15

Being one of the biggest Android players, Samsung will launch the One UI 7.0 based on Android 15. Google’s new Android version is going through multiple beta tests including the QPR builds. It is expected to go stable this month, but the date is still unknown.

Following the Android 15 beta updates, Samsung One UI 7.0 beta program was expected to begin in August this year. Although the company delayed the matter. It seems the company is taking time to optimize its new OS with better animations, features, and enhancements.

One UI 7.0: Release?

Probably, Samsung will initiate the One UI 7.0 beta program after the stable release of Android 15. The situation may also turn around at the SDC 2024 event and the company may release the One UI 7 beta on the first day of the conference.

Samsung has unexpectedly delayed the One UI 7.0 beta this year. While the Galaxy S23 was the first to get the One UI 6 beta in 2023, Galaxy S24 users are still waiting for the major upgrade offering. Although the company may clear the mist on this matter this month.

One UI 7.0: Eligible Devices

The tech giant will roll out One UI 7.0 beta and stable builds starting from its flagship Galaxy models. Thereafter, it will be released for other models of the A, M, and F series.

Note that the Galaxy S24 series as well as the Galaxy Z Fold/Flip 6 models received the blessing of 7-year update support. Meanwhile, previous models of the Galaxy family remain confined to the 4 years of major OS and 5 years of security rollouts.

Samsung One UI 7 (Android 15) – Release Date, Eligible Devices and Features (Image Credits: HuaweiCentral)

It’s one of the major benefits for the Galaxy S24 and Z Fold/Flip 6 users as they can enjoy some extra years of huge Android upgrades. Let’s take a look at which models could be the first to fetch the One UI 7 beta and stable software update:

• Samsung Galaxy S24 series
• Samsung Galaxy S23 series
• Samsung Galaxy S23 FE
• Samsung Galaxy S22 series
• Samsung Galaxy S21 series
• Samsung Galaxy S21 FE
• Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6
• Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6
• Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5
• Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5
• Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 4
• Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4
• Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3
• Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3

Note that this isn’t an official roadmap. But based on the previous rollout pattern, Samsung could follow this upgrade plan to some extent. The company will likely add more devices to the list in the upcoming days.

One UI 7.0: Features

One UI 7.0 will be a packet of interesting features. It may sport a completely revamped UI with better animations and transitions. It could also adopt a Dynamic Island tool to show the live activities of an application without actually opening it.

A rumor claimed that One UI 7 could use an iOS-like battery health feature to offer a clear detail about the device’s battery status. A Vertical App Drawer is also in the works to make application access easier and more convenient for phone users.

Samsung will likely focus on enhancing the UI segment with One UI 7. Some other changes that we find with the upcoming software include new system app icons, new control area at the lock screen, easy adjustment of shortcut icons on the lock screen, new battery icon + charging animation, new camera interface, large folders, and more.

Ironically, One UI 7.0 could also steal the EMUI’s old separate Quick Settings and Notification Panel design. Although that’s just a speculation and things will get clear with the official launch of Samsung One UI 7.0.

Note:

• This article will be updated with new version release information.
• Also, we’ll add official details as soon as it appears.

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Let’s explore these features one by one!

Top Features

• Giant cinematic screen
• Honghu AI Image Quality
• Wireless Remote Control capability
• HUAWEI SOUND spatial audio
• HarmonyOS 4.5 Upgrade

Specifications

The Smart TV V5 Max brings a 110-inch giant immersive screen. The OEM has developed this product specifically for luxurious homes. The device gives a perfect cinematic feel to consumers. One can mount it on the wall or use it with a stand.

In terms of design, the smart TV appears quite thin. It is edged by a 12mm ultra-narrow frame. The bezel around the device is the thinnest and offers a clean outlook.

Huawei Smart TV V5 Max 110-inch has the following dimensions:

• 2467.88mm × 1467.62mm × 439.000mm, 96 kg (with base)
• 2467.88mm × 1417.42mm × 69mm, 95 kg (without base)

Display

The device owns a 110-inch SuperMiniLED screen which exhibits an Ultra HD 4K resolution (3840 x 2160 pixels). The display panel supports a 120Hz refresh rate, a 5000nits peak brightness, 8000000:1 contrast, and a 16:9 display aspect ratio.

Huawei Smart TV V5 Max 110-inch display (Image Credits: Huawei)

Huawei has used the Black Diamond Energy screen which keenly focuses on light and ensures that every frame remains appealing. This screen is made up of polycrystalline quantum dot film. Blue light and white light on this material get mixed to create a super-sensory visual experience for the eyes.

Another tech integrated into the screen is the Super Dimensional Field LCD tech. This display solution makes the dark parts darker and the bright parts brighter on the screen. Users get high-contrast, richer, more clear, and more realistic image quality.

Some main qualities of the Black Diamond Screen are:

• Ultra 4K display resolution
• Super Dimensional Field LCD technology
• Panoramic Color LDC compensation for a clear view from every angle
• Nano-composite low-reflection film for transparent picture quality
• Fine control of the halo
• Anti-glare properties

Huawei Smart TV V5 Max 110-inch display difference (Image Credits: Huawei)

Thus, users get high color accuracy. Other display capabilities are a new BT2020 color gamut with a 91% value and the DCI-P3 with a 125% typical value. It supports 99% ultra-high screen-to-body ratio. It supports a 178° ultra-wide viewing angle.

Internal Configuration

Huawei used the Honghu AI image quality solution that exhibits 1080P image quality with clearer objects and richer details. The clear light control pro tool adjusts the brightness in real time depending on the environment lighting. Other features are:

• Honghu AI HDR enhancement
• Qiguang Colorful Master Edition with 1.07 billion colors
• 120 Smart Frame Rate Compensation

The Smart TV V5 Max 110 runs on the Honghu Swan 900 chipset. It has 8 cores of Cortex A73 with 200% improved CPU performance. It is further paired with a G52 MC6 GPU with 160% improved performance compared to the previous chip.

Smart TV V5 Max 110-inch device runs on 6GB RAM. and 128GB internal storage. It has a smart bar on the top with AI camera support for video calling purposes. The wireless remote control feature makes sure that you easily drag, circle, jump, and do other operations on the screen through the remote.

HarmonyOS 4.5

Huawei Smart TV V5 Max 110-inch brings HarmonyOS 4.5 software system. Here’s a glimpse of what new features the software build brings to the smart TV.

• Smart Care

The upgraded smart car feature can be a cute baby assistant for the sleeping times of your little ones. It also reminds you of your baby’s unusual moments. Thus, you can enjoy watching TV and taking care of your baby at the same time.

• Remote Assistance

Users can remotely search for a movie for their family or install apps on the TV using their Huawei phones even from a different place.

• Children Care

This feature ensures that the child sits in the correct posture in front of the TV, remains at an appropriate distance from the screen, and has good healthy habits. The feature also restricts inappropriate content and allow parents to set the viewing time via phone.

• Family Connect

Initiate ultra-high-definition video calls with up to 12 members on the smart TV. One can also access a small window to make calls, chat, or watch and play games.

• Super Entertainment

Features like a home theatre, a fitness center, a gaming room, and a karaoke room are also present in the giant smart TV. Other features are screen projection and reverse control, and a Super home screen to support multiple phone apps.

Huawei Smart TV V5 Max 110-inch feature (Image Credits: Huawei)

Some internal specs are 5 carbon fiber dual-driver speakers, 2 natural silk dome tweeters, and a differential suspension. It also has 2 passive radiators with Huawei Sound support for an immersive listening experience.

Price:

Huawei Smart TV V5 Max 110-inch is open for pre-sale on the Huawei Mall. The product has a price tag of 69999 yuan and will be available on the first sale at 10:08 on September 30.

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The Android 16 Quick Settings and Notification Panel tweak has appeared ahead of the Android 15 stable release. Spotted in the Android 15 QPR1 beta, the U.S. firm plans to separate the Quick Settings and Notification Panel with the next upgrade.

Up to this point, Android software used to offer a unified Notification Panel and Quick Settings. But with the next Android version, Google could change this pattern.

Starting with the Notification Panel, users will be able to access the panel via a single swipe gesture. But rather than covering the entire screen, the panel will only take a quarter of the display. Notably, this gesture won’t let you access Quick Settings.

Android 16 Notification Panel (Image Credits: AndroidAuthority)

For the Control Center, users need to swipe down on the screen with two fingers. This could be slightly annoying as it ends the one-hand accessibility. Although Google might make new changes or enhancements to this segment in the time ahead.

Quick Settings will further reflect a dual-shade design throughout. Also, the brightness adjuster now appears in a thick pill shape and shows a text label, just like volume sliders. Users may also see 2 x 2 grid tiles and 4 x 2 grids for narrow tiles.

The Quick Settings will show 12-16 tiles per page. One can swipe left or right to access more settings. Light mode could be another addition. This is just an initial look and Google could make changes to these panels with the next versions.

Android 16 Quick Settings (Image Credits: Android Authority)

Huawei Central’s Take:

Separate Quick Settings and Notification Panel – well, that reminds us of the Huawei phones. The Chinese OEM introduced this concept with EMUI 12 based on extensive research on user preferences and psychology. One can easily go through all alerts and notifications at a time without getting stuck due to Quick Settings.

Years later, smartphone makers started adopting the same pattern for their Android skin. Xiaomi’s HyperOS and now Google are examples in this case. But instead of making it a tough task, Huawei simplified the dual panels with easy one-finger gestures.

How Google will renovate this idea with Android 16 would be worth looking at.

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So let’s drive through the dynamic specifications of the Honor Magic V3!

Highlights

• Thinnest and Lightest Design
• Aerospace-grade material
• Octagonal Camera
• AI Features
• 5150mAh large battery

Honor Magic 3 arrives in three colors: Reddish Brown, Green, and Black. It comes with a plain leather texture on the rear panel and uses aerospace-grade fibers, making the device 40 times more resistant than its predecessors.

The book-type foldable sports an octagonal dome-shaped camera module on the back, giving an aesthetic look. The device has a width of 74.0 mm (folded) and 145.3mm (unfolded). The height is 156.6mm while the weight is 226 grams.

Display:

The foldable equips an inner screen of 7.92 inches (2344 x 2156 pixels) and an external screen of 6.43-inch (2376 x 1060 pixels) OLED panel. It further supports a 120Hz refresh rate, 1.07 billion colors, 3840Hz (inner) and 4320Hz (outer) high-frequency PWM dimming, 5000nits peak brightness, and DCI-P3-wide color gamut.

The display also supports Dynamic Dimming, Circadian Night Display, and Nature Tone Display to offer an immersive viewing experience.

Magic V3 foldable installs a Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor with Adreno 750 graphics processing using. The CPU configuration is 1 x Cortex-X4 @ 3.3GHz + 3 x Cortex-A720 @ 3.2GHz + 2 x Cortex-A720 @ 3.0GHz + 2 x Cortex-A520 @ 2.3GHz.

The device comes with the Android 14-based MagicOS 8.0.1 operating system and brings various AI features like Magic Ring, Magic Portal, upgraded AI Notes app, smart app sorting, and more.

For the camera, the Magic V3 consists of three lenses on the rear side. These are a 40MP main snapper (f/2.2 aperture), a 50MP ultra-wide shooter (f/1.6 + OIS), and a 50MP telephoto shooter (f/3.0). The front part holds dual selfie lenses (inner + outer screen) worth 20MP (f/2.2 aperture).

Honor Magic V3 has packed a non-removable lithium polymer battery with a capacity of 5150mAh. It supports a power adapter of 66W and 55W wireless charging service.

The 5G capable device runs on Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac/ax/be protocols, Wi-Fi frequency 2.4GHz and 5GHz, Bluetooth 5.3, IR Remote Control, and PC data sync support. It has sensors like gravity, Infrared, fingerprint, barometer, cold temperature, NFC, gyroscope, compass, Hall sensor, ambient light sensor, and proximity sensor. The device has USB Type-C ports for connectivity.

Honor Magic V3: Specifications, Price, and Availability (Image Credits: Honor)

Magic V3: Price and Availability

The device is already open for pre-orders in many regions like Europe, the UK, the Middle East, and more. You can check the details below.

Saudi Arabia: Pre-Order

• Magic V3 12GB + 512GB = AED 6899
• Free Gifts: Bose Speaker + Honor Watch 4 + In-car wireless charger + 2-years 4 times art back film + 6 months screen protection
• Customized Bundle: Honor foldable keyboard or a Wireless Charger Stand

Malaysia: Pre-Order till September 12 for the best offers

• Magic V3 12GB + 512GB = RM 6999
• Free Gifts: 1-year screen protection + Honor Watch 4 + Honor Magic-Pen + wireless charger stand
• Customized Bundle: Honor Care+ extended warranty or Honor Band 9 or Earbuds X6

UK: Early Bird Activity

• Magic V3 12GB + 512GB = £1699.99
• Free Gifts: Magic Pen + SuperCharge Power Adapter (Max 66W) + Screen Protection services for 6 months
• Customized Bundle: Honor MagicPad 2

You can check the country-wise or region-wise sale details HERE

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