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our time in Shenzhen ended with a flight to Shanghai Shanghai being one of the epicenters of Chinese Commerce seemed like the appropriate backdrop for what would be the headquarters of Huawei now it is important to note that this is the headquarters not the campus of Huawei like in Shenzhen so it had a very different look to it but nonetheless we dove into what looked like a very corporate and very fancy building in order to get even more time with huawei's representatives for some interviews and also a look at their headquarters not only at the end experience on which you'll see a little bit later but actually also to their R&D area which unfortunately we are unable to show you because it was one of the few places of the tour that we were unable to record get audio or even really talked about that much but it was a pretty interesting time to take a look at how their R&D puts together their devices but first we have interviews if it took if we talk about small phone surely we think about several scenes maybe first is a camera what's a camera how about timer it is and secondly the what's the feeling you hold it we hold it and the third is how about screen it looks maybe good or not you can separate with UI so and of course there are some additional feature maybe new feature to give the different appearance to consumer such as fingerprint such as some sensor to test your heartbeat oh something hot right a pressure or something yeah so I think the in the in this year we invest all of this area in our Rd and with that we geared up for yet another portion of our tour now I already told you that we are not able to record or even take any sound or even talk about the R&D area the testing area for devices but we can't show you the experience centre which is another area that while we put together to show not only what they can do with current technology but what they hope to do with the future of what they call mbb which is mobile or banned their own solutions for mobile broadband will allow for the creation of 5g internet less we saw here and like I mentioned in the previous video is all about the Internet of Things being able to create hot spots in all parts of what they call the tech city in order to create a network that can control not only the network that goes to your phone but a network that includes everything from regulators across the city to the smartphone in your hand to even medical devices across the board many presentations that were available focused on the 5g service and one that Huawei hopes to be a pioneer of in the near future and through 5g Internet we will be able to not only like in the previous video see 4k video become a real streaming service with all of those packets coming through beautifully in the broadband but also see a particular future where we have access points not only in the places that we expect them to be a but in places that we don't as you can see here we have a demonstration of a mobile broadband repeater that would be able to allow everyone to seamlessly go from network to network in order to keep their eyes on the media that they might be streaming for example but then that is of course for the future and Huawei was quick to show us a particular presentation showing that in recent events that held a lot of people in particular stadiums they were still able with their access points to allow everyone in attendance to be able to access the Internet seamlessly to do things like post to youtube or an Instagram and with that we left the experience center and came back with a couple more interviews to round off the day because of course market is very important market for us and yesterday I just saw a interview from huawei sales VP and he mentioned that far away were entered the US market because this is inevitable so we need to do a lot of things and we need to adopt a strategy to enter the US market I think you know qHD will consume more power but that is only one part of the impact they also impact other things for example the contrast ratio and the color saturation ratio and with the same technology if we pursue UHD that means we have to improve the likeness we have to put in more back Lighting's that will also consume more power I'm not saying we'll already rule out the chance of adopting qHD when we solve the power consumption issue color saturation and a contrast ratio issue when those issues are all soft well of course we'll adopt a qHD and with that we ended our tour with huawei first they brought us out to Shenzhen and then we went to Shanghai to their headquarters where we were able to get a much better look at their device testing but it's not something that we were able to talk about or even record at the time nonetheless one thing became clear to us huawei not only has a very big pedigree when it comes to telecommunications and that is the reason why they have a lot of prowess in the smartphone game but they do have a lot of big plans for the upcoming few years not only with their smartphones but with the possibility of mobile network evolution from there though we were able to get some interviews and a couple of them are going to be made available in shortened forms from the one hour long interviews we were able to have with the high-level representatives at Huawei we want to give while we our thanks for inviting us to come out to Shenzhen and Shanghai and we hope that later this year we will be able to do even more media tours like this with other companies as well so keep it tuned to Android authority for all of that gray coverage including the upcoming interviews and my full review of the honor 6 plus of which Huawei has released very recently so keep it tuned here and remember to drop us some likes and to subscribe to our channel if you haven't already once you're done with all that make sure you head on over to android authority comm because we are your source for all things Android