Huaweiâ€™s Latest Products to Compete with Samsung

It has always been a battle of market leadership between the Chinese technology leader, Huawei, and other giant smartphone brands, especially Samsung.

The Chinese brand, as it works towards taking over the smartphone market by 2021 and number two smartphone seller come 2019, recently introduced two new smartphones in the market.

The latest duo, Huawei GR3 and Huawei GR5 are believed to have overtaken Samsung as an enviable leader in the Information Communication Technology (ICT) terrain.

Describing the products, Country Manager, Huawei Consumer Business Group Nigeria, Mr. Leo Jiang, noted that the latest were designed to suit the lifestyle for the young and vibrant, as well as professionals on the move.

The Huawei GR3 comes in an ultra slim design that is comfortable for single handed use and a 160 wide viewing angle screen. It is made with aerospace grade material and a solid octa core processor with 2 Gigabytes of RAM and support for up to 128 Gigabytes of Micro SD Card storage.

The GR5 boasts of a camera with an independent metering function, which can adjust highlights and shadows in photos automatically. It also comes with the new second generation fingerprint identification technology that is more natural to use.

Jiang added that "the Huawei GR3 & GR5 continues Huawei's tradition of premium mobile devices that have set the industry standard for elegance and performance.

With features and specifications comparable to that of some notable Samsung devices, Huawei is no doubt giving industry competition, Samsung, a run for its money by making every touch of its devices an interactive experience.

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