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Honor
The device gives physical form to Honor’s AI ambitions while laying the groundwork for future releases.
There’s no consensus yet on the final form factor, but smartphone makers may have an advantage in AI devices.
The on-device agent, based on OpenClaw, debuts in Honor’s MagicBook lineup.
With its striking design and powerful AI capabilities, the Magic V3 sets the stage for Honor’s dominance in the foldable phone market.
Having built a strong foothold in Africa, the Chinese smartphone maker is looking for new frontiers to replicate its success.
The CEO says the foldable phone market will grow “five to ten times” by 2023.
The former budget arm of Huawei aims to move into the higher-end with its Magic 4 series.
After gaining independence from Huawei, Honor is now released from tech restraints, free to flex its muscles, and ready to make a name for itself in the highly-contested Chinese smartphone sector.