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HUAWEI nova 15 Ultra: Kirin 9010S CPU, 3x 50MP cameras, 6500mAh, 100W charging

HUAWEI’s latest nova series of midrange phones is out. This is the best of them all, the HUAWEI nova 15 Ultra. The new HUAWEI nova 15 Ultra has many similarities with the nova 15 Pro. Both phones have a 6.84-inch LTPO OLED screen with a 120Hz refresh rate, 4,000-nit peak brightness, and Kunlun Glass protection. They are also equipped with an enormous 6,500mAh battery and ultra-fast 100W wired charging. They support satellite connectivity and ship with HarmonyOS 6.0. The duo then shares the same Kirin 9010S processor, which HUAWEI claims offers 18% faster performance than their predecessors. The RAM capacity and GPU were not mentioned. Going with the Ultra gets you 50W wireless charging. Plus, triple 50-megapixel RYYB camera sensors. The main one has a variable aperture, the other has a 3.7x periscope lens, and finally, an ultra-wide. A 50-megapixel sensor on the front handles selfies. The HUAWEI nova 15 Ultra is now in China. The 256GB retails for CNY3,999 (~Php33,50...
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HUAWEI MatePad 11.5 2026: Kirin T82 CPU, 11.5″ 120Hz display, 10,100mAh battery

HUAWEI has tons of new hardware. One of them is a tablet, the HUAWEI MatePad 11.5 2026. The HUAWEI MatePad 11.5 2026 has a large 11.5-inch FHD+ IPS display with a high 120Hz refresh rate and 600-nit peak brightness. You can also get the Soft Light Edition with an anti-glare coating. Apart from being easier on the eyes, the Soft Light Edition is powered by a Kirin T82 processor, while the standard variant has a Kirin T82B. The difference between the two is unclear. They will ship with HUAWEI’s HarmonyOS 5.1 with tons of AI features, like the latest HUAWEI AI Health Learning 2. For the battery, we have a 10,100mAh capacity with 40W fast charging. There’s an 8-megapixel selfie camera and a 13-megapixel main shooter on the back. Quad speakers provide audio. The HUAWEI MatePad 11.5 2026 starts with an 8GB/128GB/WiFi-only variant for CNY1,799 (~Php15,000), while the Soft Light Edition starts at CNY2,099 (~Php17,500). HUAWEI MatePad 11.5 2026 Specs HarmonyOS 5.1 11.5-in...

Cybersecurity experts urge smartphone users to switch off WiFi when not in use

A new cybersecurity report is challenging common safety beliefs, stating that even cautious smartphone owners remain vulnerable. The French government’s digital security team, CERT-FR, warns that constant Wi-Fi and Bluetooth use creates a significant, often overlooked, entry point for attackers. The authority’s latest analysis , reviewing threats since 2025, identifies public networks as especially dangerous. Hackers can deploy “man-in-the-middle” attacks on these connections to intercept private data like passwords and bank details without a user’s knowledge. A tactic called the “ Evil Twin ” attack adds to the risk. Criminals create convincing copies of legitimate hotspot names. Once a user connects to this fake network, their device can be infected with harmful software, potentially leading to a total lockdown. Connecting through older network technology, such as 2G, also increases your exposure. These outdated systems contain well-known security weaknesses that are simpler for ...

AI image generators repeatedly use the same 12 visual styles — study

A new study reveals that artificial intelligence image generators often lack originality, repeatedly producing pictures from just a dozen common visual styles. This happens even though the technology is trained on vast libraries of online images. Researchers played a “visual telephone” game with AI models to test their creativity. They used Stable Diffusion XL to make an image from a text prompt. Another model, LLaVA, then described that image. That description was used to create a new image, and the cycle continued for 100 rounds. Just like the whispered message in the children’s game, the original idea quickly vanished. However, the images did not become random. Instead, they almost always shifted toward one of twelve dominant visual themes. PH businesses reap Php10 for every Php1 spent on AI investment — study AI can predict heart attack survival and personalize treatment — study The scientists ran this experiment 1,000 separate times. In most cases, by around the 100th e...

nubia Neo 3 GT Review

nubia is probably the only brand that takes budget gaming phones seriously. I mean, just look at the design of the new model we’re reviewing now, the nubia Neo 3 GT . The Neo 3 GT 5G doesn’t look like any of the sub-Php13,000 phones we’ve seen, not considering its predecessors, of course. As you already know, it came from a line of affordable phones with a hardcore gaming design. The chipset is historically not the best in class, but the overall package — from the design, shoulder trigger, to the bundles — makes for a complete gaming experience if you’re on a budget. But being the first “GT” in the series, has the performance been improved? Or are you better off with a more casual-looking smartphone with a faster chipset? Read our nubia Neo 3 GT 5G review to find out. nubia Neo 3 GT 5G Specs Android 15 6.8-inch FHD+ AMOLED display, 2392 x 1080 pixel resolution, ~386ppi 120Hz refreshs rate, 1200Hz instantaneous touch sampling rate 100% DCI-P3, 1300-nit peak brightness 2.7GHz...