logo
Huawei Unveils New Products and XMAGE Awards 2025 at Fashion Next Event in Dubai

Huawei Unveils New Products and XMAGE Awards 2025 at Fashion Next Event in Dubai

Korea Herald09-07-2025
DUBAI, UAE, July 10, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Huawei today announced that it will host the Fashion Next product launch event in Dubai on July 10. The showcase will debut the HUAWEI Pura 80 Series and HUAWEI MatePad 11.5, alongside major updates for the XMAGE Awards 2025, Huawei's global photography competition celebrating artistic excellence.
Over the past two years, Huawei has strengthened its leadership in the Chinese market while making a powerful resurgence globally. The brand continues to drive innovation with next-generation foldable screen technology, superior imaging capabilities, and fashion-forward wearable designs. Initiatives like GoPaint, Huawei's intuitive digital painting app, and the XMAGE Awards underscore its commitment to bridging cultures through art and technology. By engaging deeply with local communities and expanding its worldwide presence, Huawei fosters meaningful connections across borders.
Zhu Ping, President of Huawei Device Business Marketing and Sales Services, said, "Huawei is steadfastly progressing in international markets, from launching flagship devices to nurturing meaningful connections within local communities abroad. We remain dedicated to our founding vision, continually enhancing the scenario experiences and technology products for global consumers. Today in Dubai, we proudly unveiled the Pura 80series, featuring exceptional imaging capabilities through innovative technology, empowering mobile photography to more vividly capture the thoughts and emotions of creators."
The flagship Pura 80 Series marks Huawei's highly anticipated return to the global smartphone arena, offering three distinct models. Originally rebranded in 2024, the Pura series combines avant-garde design with high-performance mobile technology, redefining the intersection of fashion and functionality. The new lineup is expected to receive strong consumer demand.
Meanwhile, Huawei tablets continue gaining momentum in international markets, becoming a top choice for education and mobile productivity thanks to their versatile, scenario-driven applications. The MatePad 11.5 has already captivated users worldwide with its fluid multi-tasking performance and seamless cross-device connectivity, while the upcoming model is set to raise the bar in display innovation and productivity-centric features, addressing evolving user needs.
Beyond delivering innovative products, Huawei continues to pioneer the fusion of fashion with emotional connectivity, empowering users to become the authors of their digital lives. The XMAGE Awards 2025, which launched globally on June 11, has attracted participants from over 170 countries and regions since its inception in 2017, with nearly 5 million submissions to date. Recognized as one of the world's most influential celebrations of mobile photography, the program has evolved into a cultural bridge linking Huawei with its global community—encouraging users to capture meaningful moments and share their personal vision through images. With the global debut of the HUAWEI Pura 80 Series, Huawei's XMAGE imaging technology is set to redefine smartphone photography and transform the visual experience for users everywhere.
Industry analysts highlight Huawei's ongoing presence in Kantar's "Global Most Valuable Tech Brands" ranking as evidence of its strong international brand equity. By expanding its global product portfolio and making sustained investments in channel development, retail, and community engagement, Huawei is not just meeting the diverse needs of consumers worldwide but also reshaping the connected device ecosystem through technological innovation and fostering more meaningful user interactions.
Orange background

Try Our AI Features

Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:

Comments

No comments yet...

Related Articles

S. Korea's foreign population reaches all-time high of 2.73 million
S. Korea's foreign population reaches all-time high of 2.73 million

Korea Herald

time15 hours ago

  • Korea Herald

S. Korea's foreign population reaches all-time high of 2.73 million

South Korea's foreign population has reached an all-time high of more than 2.73 million, data showed Sunday. The number of foreign nationals staying in the country for purposes including education, employment or tourism stood at just under 2,733,000 as of the end of June, marking a 1.5 percent increase (40,068 people) from the previous month, according to data from the Korea Immigration Service under the Ministry of Justice. Of the total, some 1.55 million were long-term foreign residents staying 90 days or more, who registered personal information such as name, date of birth and purpose of stay with local immigration offices. Half of these registered foreigners were found to reside in Seoul and the surrounding metropolitan area. The Yeongnam region, which includes major cities such as Daegu, Busan and Ulsan, was home to 317,286 (20.3 percent), followed by 200,939 (12.9 percent) in the Chungcheong region and 136,990 (8.8 percent) in the Honam region. Another 552,000 of the total foreign resident population were overseas Koreans holding F-4 visas, who established a place of residence and reported it to their local immigration office, entitling them to rights similar to those of Korean citizens, such as opening bank accounts and enrolling in the national health insurance program. The remaining 620,000 foreign nationals were short-term visitors staying fewer than 90 days, most of whom were tourists. Chinese account for one in three The largest share of foreign residents was held by Chinese nationals with 972,176, accounting for 35.6 percent of the total. They were followed by Vietnamese (341,153), Americans (196,664), Thais (173,710) and Uzbeks (98,457). When categorized by visa type, F-4 visa holders, who are foreign nationals of Korean ancestry, represented the largest group, totaling 554,895. Following them were 341,453 foreign nationals on E-9 visas, issued under the Employment Permit System, which permits stays of up to three years. Launched in 2004, the temporary worker program allows small and mid-sized companies facing labor shortages to legally hire foreign workers for low-skilled jobs. F-5 permanent residency visa holders came next at 214,036, followed by 191,297 on D-2 student visas and 171,063 on B-2 tourist visas. By age, foreign residents in their 30s made up the largest segment at 25.7 percent, followed by those in their 20s (23.1 percent), 40s (16.7 percent), 60 and older (13.5 percent), 50s (12.3 percent) and under 19 (8.7 percent). The previous all-time high foreign population was recorded in 2019 at around 2.52 million, but the figure declined for two consecutive years amid the COVID-19 pandemic, falling to 2.04 million in 2020 and 1.96 million in 2021. But as COVID-19 reached the endemic stage, the figure rebounded to about 2.51 million in 2023 and rose further to 2.65 million last year. This year, the number peaked at 2.72 million in March, then dipped to 2.71 million in April and 2.69 million in May, before reaching a new record high of 2.73 million in June.

5th China New E-commerce Conference Opens in Yanbian, Jilin Province
5th China New E-commerce Conference Opens in Yanbian, Jilin Province

Korea Herald

time15 hours ago

  • Korea Herald

5th China New E-commerce Conference Opens in Yanbian, Jilin Province

YANJI, China, July 27, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- This is a news release from The 5th China New E-commerce Conference opened today in Yanbian, Jilin Province, aiming to deepen public-private dialogue and drive the continued evolution of the country's digital commerce sector. The event is hosted by the China Federation of Internet Societies and co-organized by the China International Electronic Commerce Center, the Publicity Department of the CPC Jilin Provincial Committee, the Cyberspace Administration of Jilin Province, the Jilin Provincial Department of Commerce, and the People's Government of Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture, with additional support from the China Chamber of International Commerce. Positioned as a high-level platform for engagement between government regulators and industry leaders, the conference reflects the growing role of emerging e-commerce platforms in shaping digital innovation and corporate social responsibility. It also highlights efforts to promote regional alignment, resource integration, and sustainable digital economic growth. Held under the theme "A New Era of Digital intelligence, A New Value for E-commerce," the program features an opening ceremony, main forum, sub-forums, specialized breakout sessions, and a series of satellite events. Among the highlights were policy briefings and keynote addresses from senior government officials and industry executives, the release of the China New E-commerce Development Report (2025), and the presentation of new case studies documenting innovation across the e-commerce sector. Organizers also introduced the fourth cohort of top-performing livestream hosts as part of the ongoing Talent Development Program and formally launched the Empowering Premium Hosts Initiative. The event additionally marked the rollout of two new initiatives: the Integrated Cross-border Exhibition and Sales Project and the High-quality Development Campaign for New E-commerce. Four thematic sub-forums focused on technological innovation, integrated development, cross-border e-commerce, and sustainability and corporate responsibility. Two featured events—the industry chain matchmaking and exhibition showcase, and a dedicated session on the ginseng industry—offered insight into key regional and vertical strengths. In parallel, a slate of related activities was held, including the High-quality Development Campaign for New E-commerce, the national finals of the China E-commerce Host Competition—which emphasized revitalization efforts in China's border regions through health and wellness—and continued programming under the Empowering Premium Hosts Initiative. Collectively, these efforts aim to translate the conference's agenda into practical outcomes and unlock further growth across the broader e-commerce ecosystem.

100 Days to 8th CIIE: Preps Harden as Global Exhibitors Eye Business Potential in China
100 Days to 8th CIIE: Preps Harden as Global Exhibitors Eye Business Potential in China

Korea Herald

time16 hours ago

  • Korea Herald

100 Days to 8th CIIE: Preps Harden as Global Exhibitors Eye Business Potential in China

SHANGHAI, July 27, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Facing the complex international landscape and mounting challenges, China International Import Expo (CIIE) consistently acts as a platform for global business exchange. With only 100 days to go, the 8 th CIIE is set to take place in Shanghai from November 5 to 10. As of now, over 50 countries and international organizations have confirmed their participation in the Country Pavilion. Sweden and the United Arab Emirates will serve as guest countries of honor at the 8 th CIIE, while Kyrgyzstan will make its debut. To help global enterprises across sectors better integrate into the Chinese market, the Corporate Pavilion features six major exhibition areas—encompassing Medical Equipment and Healthcare Products, Automobile and Smart Mobility, Intelligent Industry & Information Technology, Consumer Goods, Food and Agriculture Products, and Trade in Services—and will continue hosting its Innovation Incubation Special Section. Driven by strong interest and participation from overseas companies, total booked exhibition space has surpassed 330,000 square meters, with 170 companies and 26 institutions becoming eight-time full-attendance exhibitors. Notably, this year's Corporate Pavilion introduces four fresh innovations, demonstrating its vibrant energy and vast collaboration opportunities for participants. The 8 th Hongqiao International Economic Forum (HQF) will convene under the theme "Opening-up for New Opportunities, Cooperation for a Shared Future". Alongside the release of the World Openness Report 2025 and the latest World Openness Index, the HQF will host over 20 parallel sessions on revitalizing multilateral cooperation, empowering digital intelligence, green and sustainable development, and a more open China. Side events will retain previous categories, while people-to-people exchange activities will add a new "Charming Friends of City" zone, inviting international friendly provinces and cities to set up their booths.

DOWNLOAD THE APP

Get Started Now: Download the App

Ready to dive into a world of global content with local flavor? Download Daily8 app today from your preferred app store and start exploring.
app-storeplay-store