Huawei pushes high-end market share
Huawei has just launched the flagship Pura 80 Series, with strong improvements in camera to serve the needs of professional photography in low light conditions, night video recording and portrait photography at music events. The Pura 80 Series and Mate Series create a "two-flagship" strategy, helping Huawei maintain its position in the high-end segment.
Notably, the company has invested more than 1.24 trillion yuan ($172 billion) in research and development over the past decade, driving innovation and expanding its market share. According to Canalys, Huawei is now third globally in the $600+ smartphone segment, behind Apple and Samsung, with 69% year-on-year growth.
Huawei constantly develops high-end product lines to meet the increasing needs of users.
OnePlus Nord 5 Launched With AI Enhancements
OnePlus has just announced the Nord 5, upgrading its mid-range phone line with a powerful Snapdragon 8S Gen 3 chip, optimizing gaming and multitasking performance. The device has an improved cooling system, supporting LPDDR5X RAM, helping to increase processing speed. A special feature is the customizable Plus Key, allowing users to set it up to quickly activate AI tools or commonly used tasks.
OnePlus also launched the budget Nord CE5, along with the OnePlus Buds 4, a new smartwatch, and a new tablet. The official launch event will take place on July 8, where the company will announce pricing and availability.
OnePlus Nord 5 launched with AI enhancements.
Alta raises capital to develop AI fashion assistant
Alta, a startup founded by Jenny Wang, just raised $11 million in a funding round led by Menlo Ventures. The company is developing an AI stylist and personal shopping assistant that helps users choose outfits based on budget, weather, and schedule. The technology is inspired by the movie Clueless, with the ability to try on outfits with a virtual avatar.
Alta has attracted major investors including Meredith Koop (Michelle Obama's stylist), Anthropic's VC arm Anthology fund, and the founders of Poshmark and Rent the Runway. The new capital will help the company expand its team and partner with major fashion brands like LVMH.
AI virtual assistants are becoming more popular in the fashion industry.
Finland launches world's largest sand-based thermal battery
Finland launches world's largest sand thermal battery The sand thermal battery system in the town of Pornainen, developed by Polar Night Energy, uses 2,000 tonnes of crushed soapstone to store heat using electricity from renewable sources. This heat is used to heat buildings and significantly reduces the consumption of oil and wood in the town's central heating system.
The thermal battery can store 1,000 megawatt-hours of heat for weeks, with a loss rate of only 10-15%. In addition to cutting fuel costs, the system takes advantage of cheap electricity from the Finnish grid, which is dominated by renewables and nuclear. Thermal battery technology is gaining traction as renewables grow, promising to be an economical solution for sustainable energy storage in the future.
Finland makes strides in energy storage.
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