It would be really great if someone is able to port the AIS & camera from the latest Huawei P20 phone to the Honor View 10 since both the device are using the same SOC (Kirin 970). It would be really awesome to have AI assisted Stabilization in the camera. Can someone comment on this below? Would this be possible to implement this on our Honor View 10?
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I own a bonor 5x before, I know it's a snapdragon 615 device. is it possible?
I badly like the emui camera the most because of it's manual mode
Other thing i know its impossible but i hope there is emui5 camera port since it has starlight mode that makes night shots to day because it makes the cam have long exposure
Hello, I'm new and inexperienced in the Huawei universe.
Do you know or think, that we'll get the "Honor View 10 facial regocnition and unlock features" on the Mate 10 Pro?
How was that in the past?
Thanks for answers!
Honor view 10 was an excellent device but it had no eis so i skipped it. so i want to know if this honor 10 has eis or not bcs i am really interested in this device.
Sandhusaab said:
Honor view 10 was an excellent device but it had no eis so i skipped it. so i want to know if this honor 10 has eis or not bcs i am really interested in this device.
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Sandhusaab said:
Honor view 10 was an excellent device but it had no eis so i skipped it. so i want to know if this honor 10 has eis or not bcs i am really interested in this device.
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I think there's EIS support in Gcam app. Although not sure how well it works.
mike_bravo said:
I think there's EIS support in Gcam app. Although not sure how well it works.
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it crashes alot in non snapdragon devices. i can only click photos using gcam app on my honor 8 pro and nothing else.
It is not sure if EIS is present in the Honor 10, considering it has the same "AI 2.0" as in the Huawei P20 series. But giving AI based IS on a sub €500 phone would make the P20 series less marketable, considering they share the same market
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It is not sure if EIS is present in the Honor 10, considering it has the same "AI 2.0" as in the Huawei P20 series. But giving AI based IS on a sub €500 phone would make the P20 series less marketable, considering they share the same market
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yes i agree but i am pretty surprised by the fact that honor 8 pro had eis in both front and back camera but its succesors are not having. also huawei phones used to have double tap to wake earlier but they removed it. dont know why
I am getting a new phone for under 200 dollars new and i'm deciding between the Honor 7x vs Xiaomi Redmi 5 Plus. Does anyone know which option is better? Sorry if this type of question shouldn't go here, im new to this site.
That is exactly the comparison I did before to buy Redmi 5 Plus, my second candidate at that time was Honor 7x.
In your case I recommend that you see the compatibility of network bands first of all.
It seems that in some version(s) gyroscope is not present, some users froms US variant report that it has, model that I saw from China it didn´t have.
Battery: Honor 7X=3340 and Redmi 5 Plus=4000
Honor 7x has dual camera and according some reviews a better camera but contraryly some users are disappointed in this point. (not much important for me)
There should be more details but summarizing gyroscope and battery was determinant.
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Huawei and sub-brand Honor have been badly hit due to the U.S. President Trump’s executive orders to bar companies (including Google) from transacting with the Chinese giant. The orders came in May 2019 and since then, there have been multiple extensions to the final date when these orders come into play, leading to a long period of confusion and frustration for company officials, fans, and especially Huawei and Honor users. After a long hiatus from what seems to be a speculative period for the company, Honor is bringing the Honor 9X – which was actually introduced last year – to India.
The Honor 9X was first unveiled alongside a more powerful Pro variant in July 2019, in China. The phone features an X-shaped holographic gradient on the back, a full notchless display, a side-mounted fingerprint scanner, and a pop-up selfie camera. Further, both the Honor 9X and the 9X Pro were powered by Huawei’s new 7nm silicon, the Kirin 810.
However, when Honor launched the phone in Europe in October 2019, there were certain trade-offs that had to be made. Since the executive orders prevented new Huawei and Honor devices from being certified for Android, the company had to choose older hardware to be able to retain GMS (Google Mobile Services). Therefore, there is only a single global version of Honor 9X; it comes with a rear-mounted fingerprint scanner, 12nm Kirin 710F chipset (same as Kirin 710) and the same is being launched in India today.
The Honor 9X which is being launched in India today is also fairly identical to the Huawei Y9 Prime (2019) in terms of design. The 6.59-inch Full HD+ IPS LCD display, 4,000mAh battery, USB Type-C, and the 16MP pop-up
camera are some of the physical attributes both of the phones share besides the Kirin 710F SoC. When it comes to the rear cameras, the Honor 9X global features a 48MP primary camera, an 8MP wide-angle camera, and a 2MP depth sensor.
In terms of software, the Honor 9X runs EMUI 9.1 based on Android 9 Pie. The phone could receive EMUI 10 based on Android 10 but there’s no final date available yet.
Read the full article here: Honor 9X global variant launches in India after a long wait, Honor Magic Watch 2 and Band 5i accompany