The
Huawei Nova 3 and Nova 3i would be the first Huawei smartphones to
boast the company's recently announced GPU Turbo technology, which
the company claims to boost graphic performance by up to 60%.
Chinese
smartphone manufacturer Huawei is gearing up to launch the Huawei
Nova 3 and Nova 3i in India on July 26. Both the phones would
feature a Google Lens-like artificial intelligence-based visual
search for online shopping, according to a teaser shared by the
company on Twitter. The smartphones would be the first Huawei
smartphones to boast the company’s recently announced GPU Turbo
technology.
The
Google Lens allows users to get relevant information about anything
by just pointing the camera to an object. The Google Lens uses the
company's machine learing alogithm to recognise objects and search
the internet to provide relevant information around them. Samsung
also introduced the Samsung Mall app, which uses a similar visual
search interface to provide easy shopping experience.
The
GPU Turbo technology, on the other hand, is a graphic processing
acceleration technology developed by Huawei, which is claimed to
improve the phone’s graphic performance by up to 60 per cent, and
the processor efficiency by up to 30 per cent. According to the
company’s claim, the GPU Turbo technology re-architects how
graphics are processed on the system level and boosts the performance
without reducing the processor’s efficiency.
In
order to allow users to experience the GPU Turbo technology
enhancements, Huawei would pre-install graphic-intensive games such
as PUBG and Mobile Legends: Bang Bang in the Huawei Nova 3 and Huawei
Nova 3i. The company would also set 10 different vibrations for
30 different scenarios within these games, including shots,
explosions and quakes, among others.
Coming
on to the specifications and features of the Huawei Nova 3, the phone
would features a 6.3-inch diagonal fullHD+ LCD screen in a 19:9
aspect ratio. It would be powered by Kirin 970 system-on-chip (SoC),
paired with 6 GB of RAM and 128 GB of internal storage. The phone
would sport dual camera set-ups on both the rear and the front. The
rear cameras use a 16-megapixel RGB sensor and a 24MP monochrome
lens, whereas the front cameras use a combination of 24MP and 2MP.
Powering the smartphone would be a 3,750 mAh battery.
The
Huawei Nova 3 would boot Android Oreo-based EMUI 8.0 ROM with native
support for artificial intelligence. The phone would feature 3D Qmoji
features, which is Huawei’s adaptation of Apple’s Animoji
feature. The phone would be available in black, aqua blue and
primrose gold colours.
The
Huawei Nova 3i, on the other hand, would be a trimmed-down version of
the Huawei Nova 3. It is expected to feature the same specifications
of the Nova 3, but would use a Kirin 710 processor instead of the
premium Kirin 970. The RAM and storage configurations are also
expected to be different from the Nova 3.
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