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Honor Play unveiled with "GPU Turbo" tech for gaming, Honor 9i mid-range announced too
Honor has just announced 2 new phones, the mid-range Honor 9i and the Honor Play with a feature called "GPU Turbo" to improve the mobile gaming experience.
We're starting to see smartphone companies create devices with a major emphasis on mobile gaming. Razer released a smartphone dedicated to gaming and ASUS just announced the ROG Phone, which again, is being marketed toward gamers. Honor has just announced two new phones, the mid-range Honor 9i and the Honor Play with a new feature called "GPU Turbo" that helps improve the mobile gaming experience. The company has also revealed how this GPU Turbo feature works and the list of other Honor devices that will receive the feature in a future update.
Magisk is now available on the Honor View 10 and Huawei Mate 10/10 Pro
Magisk, the systemless root manager, is now available for the Honor View 10 and the Huawei Mate 10 and Mate 10 Pro. It should work on any HiSilicon Kirin 970 devices that launched with Android 8.0 Oreo!
Magisk, the popular systemless root manager, is now available for the Honor View 10, Huawei Mate 10, and Huawei Mate 10 Pro. Systemless root allows you to make modifications to system apps and libraries to enable things like audio enhancing mods, system-wide ad-blocking, font changing, Google Camera port on the Essential Phone, Night Light and Camera2 API on the Xiaomi Mi A1, and even allowing for fully customizing the Google Pixel 2's Active Edge. It does this, and much, much more, all without tripping Google's SafetyNet, meaning you can still use Android Pay on your rooted device. Now owners of the latest Huawei and Honor flagship devices can also enjoy Magisk.
Honor V10 Getting "Party Mode" to Connect Phones via NFC for Simultaneous Music Playback
Huawei's Honor V10 is getting a new app, Party Mode, that will let you pair multiple Honor V10 devices together and play the same song simultaneously across their speakers.
The Honor V10 (aka View 10) is a smartphone we've had our eye on for quite some time. After rumors began circulated about it last year, Huawei officially unveiled it China in November 2017. It comes with top-tier hardware including the company's HiSilicon Kirin 970 system-on-chip, 6GB of RAM, a 5.99-inch HD+ LCD panel, and a 3,750mAh battery. Since its debut, it's gotten a few software updates, and we've learned from a changelog that it'll soon get a nifty new feature called Party Mode and an update to Game Suite in an over-the-air upgrade.