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Put your film knowledge to the test and see how many movie trivia questions you can get right. Plus, learn bonus facts about your favorite movies!
How many of these movie trivia questions can you answer correctly?
Consider yourself a film aficionado? If so, these trivia questions are for you. There’s a wide range of trivia questions here, from specific movie questions (including some Star Wars trivia) to general movie knowledge. Sit back, grab the popcorn, and see how many movie trivia questions you get right—no peeking at the answers! Don’t forget to check out these trivia questions for kids—they’ll liven up your family game night.
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The code in The Matrix comes from what food recipes?
A. Sushi recipes
B. Dumpling recipes
C. Stir-fry recipes
D. Pad thai recipes
Answer: Sushi recipes
Bonus fact: A production designer scanned symbols from his wife’s sushi cookbooks, then manipulated them to create the iconic “code.”
What’s the name of Meatloaf’s character in The Rocky Horror Picture Show?
A. Henry
B. Eddie
C. Chuck
D. Al
Answer: Eddie
Who actually drew the sketch of Rose in Titanic?
A. Leonardo DiCaprio
B. Billy Zane
C. James Cameron
D. Kathy Bates
Answer: James Cameron
Bonus fact: Unlike Jack’s French girls, Kate Winslet wore a bathing suit while Cameron sketched the picture.
Which country does Forrest Gump travel to as part of the All-American Ping-Pong Team?
A. Vietnam
B. China
C. Sweden
D. France
Answer: China
Which famous Pulp Fiction scene was filmed backward?
A. Vincent and Mia’s dance scene
B. Mia’s overdose scene
C. The royale with cheese scene
D. The Ezekiel 25:17 scene
Answer: Mia’s overdose scene
Bonus fact: When Uma Thurman’s character is having an overdose, it looks like John Travolta sticks a needle in her to revive her. Actually, Travolta pulled the needle out, and the film was run backward to reverse the action.
Which actor was in the following movies: The Outsiders, Wayne’s World, and Tommy Boy?
A. Tom Cruise
B. Matt Dillon
C. Rob Lowe
D. C. Thomas Howell
Answer: Rob Lowe
Who was the first Black person to win an Oscar?
A. Hattie McDaniel
B. Sidney Poitier
C. Dorothy Dandridge
D. James Earl Jones
Answer: Hattie McDaniel
Bonus Fact: McDaniel won the Oscar for Best Actress in a Supporting Role in 1939 for her role as Mammy in Gone with the Wind.
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Which is not the name of a child selected to tour the Wonka factory in Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory?
A. Billy Warp
B. Veruca Salt
C. Mike Teavee
D. Charlie Bucket
Answer: Billy Warp
Freddy Krueger wears a striped sweater that is which colors?
Bonus fact: Director Francis Ford Coppola found the cat in the studio and handed it to Marlon Brando before the shot. The cat loved the actor so much that it stayed in his lap and purred so loudly that the crew was afraid the noise would drown out the dialogue.
How old was Stockard Channing when she played high school student Rizzo in Grease?
A. 27
B. 33
C. 35
D. 20
Answer: 33
Who directed the hit 2017 movie Get Out?
A. James Wan
B. Jordan Peele
C. Guillermo del Toro
D. Tim Story
Answer: Jordan Peele
What item is in every Fight Club scene?
A. A Coca-Cola can
B. A Starbucks cup
C. A Dunkin’ donut
D. A Pepsi bottle
Answer: A Starbucks cup
Bonus fact: Director David Fincher thought the Starbucks shops popping up on every block of LA in the late ‘90s was “too much of a good thing,” so he poked fun of the coffee chain in Fight Club. He’s claimed to have sneaked a Starbucks cup into every shot, with the permission of the chain—with one exception. Starbucks didn’t want its shop destroyed on film, so that scene uses the made-up Gratifico Coffee instead.
If you watch the Marvel movies in chronological order, which movie would you watch first?
A. Iron Man
B. Captain America: The First Avenger
C. Doctor Strange
D. Captain Marvel
Answer: Captain America: The First Avenger
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Which is the first movie in the Austin Powers franchise?
A.Austin Powers: Spy of the World
B.Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me
C. Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery
D.Austin Powers in Goldmember
Answer: Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery
Which movie is this quote from: “Here’s looking at you, kid.”
A. Breakfast at Tiffany’s
B. Citizen Kane
C. Casablanca
D. Notorious
Answer: Casablanca
What is the name of the camp where counselors are terrorized by a slasher in Friday the 13th?
A. Camp Holland Lake
B. Camp Crystal Lake
C. Camp Diamond Lake
D. Camp Green Lake
Answer: Camp Crystal Lake
Some of the velociraptor noises in Jurassic Park are actually which animals mating?
A. Tortoises
B. Frogs
C. Lizards
D. Crocodiles
Answer: Tortoises
Bonus fact: At least that’s what the sound designer used when the raptors were communicating. Other scenes of the species used horse breathing and goose hisses.
Which actor hasn’t played the Joker?
A. Jack Nicholson
B. Sean Penn
C. Jared Leto
D. Mark Hamil
Answer: Sean Penn
Which country was the 2017 movie Call Me By Your Name filmed?
Which singer starred alongside Steve Martin in 2006’s remake of The Pink Panther?
A. Beyoncé
B. Britney Spears
C. Rihanna
D. Mariah Carey
Answer: Beyoncé
Which two movies started from the same script?
A. Star Wars and Close Encounters of the Third Kind
B. E.T. and Poltergeist
C.The Goonies and Indiana Jones
D. Jurassic Park and The Land Before Time
Answer: E.T. and Poltergeist
Bonus fact: Steven Spielberg was going to produce filmmaker John Sayles’ Night Skies script about a rural family invaded by aliens that could kill with a touch of the finger but decided to go a more family-friendly route with the story by creating E.T. The Extra Terrestrial. Sayles wouldn’t rewrite the script, but Spielberg kept the idea for Poltergeist.
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How many Oscars has Halle Berry won?
A. 2
B. 1
C. 0
D. 4
Answer: 1
True or false: Speed is the only movie Sandra Bullock and Keanu Reeves have starred in together
Answer: False
Bonus fact: They also starred in 2006’s The Lake House together.
Which movie is this quote from: “What’s in the box?”
A. Speed
B. Reservoir Dogs
C. The Boondock Saints
D. Se7en
Answer: Se7en
In Mean Girls, Cady moves to Illinois from which continent?
A. Australia
B. Europe
C. Africa
D. Asia
Answer: Africa
Michael Myers’ mask in Halloween is which actor’s face?
A. Clint Eastwood
B. Marlon Brando
C. Paul Newman
D. William Shatner
Answer: William Shatner
Bonus fact: Specifically, it was his Star Trek character, Captain Kirk. There wasn’t money in the 1978 horror film’s budget to create a custom mask, so the art director bought a clown and a Captain Kirk mask. The crew spray-painted it white and adjusted the eyes and hair to create the terrifying mask.
Which movie was not directed by Tim Burton?
A. The Witches
B. Pee-Wee’s Big Adventure
C. Corpse Bride
D. Big Fish
Answer: The Witches
Which movie does not feature Emma Stone?
A. Superbad
B. Easy A
C. The Help
D. No Strings Attached
Answer: No Strings Attached
What object was Toy Story’s Woody originally?
A. A ventriloquist dummy
B. A puppet
C. A clown doll
D. A nesting doll
Answer: A ventriloquist dummy
Bonus fact: Even in later versions, Woody was written as a “sarcastic bully” trying to rally the other toys against Buzz. Luckily, the studio decided to transform him into a more lovable character.
Who directed Silence of the Lambs?
A. Wes Anderson
B. Jonathan Demme
C. Oliver Stone
D. Christopher Nolan
Answer: Jonathan Demme
Which isn’t a core rule for handling a Mogwai in Gremlins?
A. Do not feed it after midnight
B. Do not expose it to bright lights
C. Do not let it get wet
D. Do not let it get cold
Answer: Do not let it get cold
Which professional athlete was considered for the lead in The Terminator?
A. Dan Marino
B. Mike Tyson
C. O.J. Simpson
D. Wayne Gretzky
Answer: O.J. Simpson
Bonus fact: Director James Cameron rejected the choice because he didn’t think the “this likable, goofy, kind of innocent guy” could pull off a cyborg assassin.
True or false: The Shining was Stephen King’s first novel to be adapted into a movie
Answer: False
Bonus Fact: 1976’s Carrie was actually the first movie to be adapted from a Stephen King novel.
How old was the voice actress of Monster Inc.’s Boo at the time of production?
A. Four
B. Two and a half
C. Six
D. Ten
Answer: Two and a half
Bonus fact: At two and a half, Mary Gibbs had trouble sitting still through the scenes, so the crew would follow her around with a microphone. They’d tickle her or take candy away to make her laugh or cry, so the emotions are as real as they sound.
Who took home an Oscar for Best Actor in 1998?
A. Matt Damon
B. Jack Nicholson
C. Liam Neeson
D. Sean Penn
Answer: Jack Nicholson
Bonus fact: Nicholson won the award for his performance in As Good as It Gets.
Which Star Wars characters appear in Indiana Jones?
A. R2-D2 and C-3PO
B. Luke Skywalker and Princess Leia
C. Yoda and Obi-Wan Kenobi
D. Han Solo and Chewbacca
Answer: R2-D2 and C-3PO
Bonus fact: Look closely at the scenery in Raiders of the Lost Ark and you’ll notice hieroglyphics with the robots’ likeness in two scenes.
Who plays lawyer-turned-youth-hockey-coach Gordon Bombay in The Mighty Ducks franchise?
A. Denzel Washington
B. Charlie Sheen
C. Emilio Estevez
D. Tim Allen
Answer: Emilio Estevez
True or false: Gone With the Wind’s fire scene is old sets being burned
Answer: True
Bonus fact: The filmmakers had to get rid of the old sets to make room for the new movie’s scenery anyway, so burning them and filming it as “Atlanta” going down in flames accomplished both. The filmmakers are lucky it worked—they shot the blaze even before the movie’s cast was confirmed.
In The Ring, how long do people have to live after they watch a cursed videotape?
A. Three days
B. Seven days
C. Five days
D. One day
Answer: Seven days
Which famous line from Jaws was ad-libbed?
A. “I used to hate the water.”
B. “You’re gonna need a bigger boat.”
C. “All this machine does is swim, and eat, and make little sharks.”
D. “You know, a thing about a shark, he’s got…lifeless eyes. Black eyes, like a doll’s eyes!”
Answer: “You’re gonna need a bigger boat.”
Bonus fact: First of all, the line was “You’re gonna need a bigger boat,” not “we’re,” as it’s often misquoted. The line wasn’t in the original script but was an inside joke among the Jaws crew, teasing the stingy producers for picking a support boat that was too small to hold the equipment. Actor Roy Scheider ad-libbed the line throughout filming, but the one kept in the final cut became one of the most remembered movie quotes of all time.
A Harry Potter stunt double was paralyzed on the job. Which actor did the stunt double do stunts for?
A. Rupert Grint
B. Emma Watson
C. Alan Rickman
D. Daniel Radcliffe
Answer: Daniel Radcliffe
Bonus fact: David Holmes did the stunt doubles for Daniel Radcliffe in every Harry Potter movie, but an accident during a flying broomstick scene in the last movie left him paralyzed from the neck down. Radcliffe organized a celebrity charity auction to pay for his medical bills, and Holmes now runs a production company with two other quadriplegic friends.
What song plays in the tunnel scene in Perks of Being a Wallflower?
A. “Heroes” by David Bowie
B. “Imagine” by John Lennon
C. “There Is a Light That Never Goes Out” by The Smiths
D. “High and Dry” by Radiohead
Answer: “Heroes” by David Bowie
True or false: Toto was paid more than the Munchkins in The Wizard of Oz
Answer: True
Bonus fact: The Munchkin actors received $50 a week—which was a good wage at the time—while the dog earned $125 a week.
Who plays Captain Steven Hiller in 1996’s blockbuster movie Independence Day?
A. Will Smith
B. Samuel L. Jackson
C. Denzel Washington
D. Terry Crews
Answer: Will Smith
The set for which movie was buried underground for decades?
A. Nosferatu
B.The Ten Commandments
C. The Great Train Robbery
D. Stagecoach
Answer: The Ten Commandments
Bonus fact: Cecil B. DeMille, director of the 1923 silent film The Ten Commandments, thought the movie set—including 21 Sphinx replicas—was too valuable to let other filmmakers get their hands on it. He figured it was cheaper to bury the set than to move it, and the artifacts remained underground near the California coast for 94 years before archaeologists found the 300-pound head in 2017.
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Who played Wendy Torrance in The Shining?
A. Cher
B. Shelley Duvall
C. Sissy Spacek
D. Linda Ronstadt
Answer: Shelley Duvall
Which was the first movie to show a toilet flushing?
A.Psycho
B.Citizen Kane
C. The Graduate
D. Vertigo
Answer: Psycho
Bonus fact: At the time, the Motion Picture Production Code banned flushing toilets because it was considered filthy. Psycho was a key to putting the censoring code to an end.
Which movie was Spike Lee’s first feature film?
A. She’s Gotta Have It
B. Do The Right Thing
C. School Daze
D. Malcolm X
Answer: She’s Gotta Have It
True or false: In Django Unchained, Leonardo DiCaprio intentionally cut his hand during a scene
Answer: False
Bonus fact: During one of Leonardo DiCaprio’s big scenes in Django Unchained, his racist rant is heightened when he slams down on a table and cuts his hand on a glass. It might look like special effects, but it wasn’t in the script. The actor really did hurt his hand without stopping the scene, and the blood you see is real.
Which word completes this quote from Apocalypse Now: “I love the smell of ___ in the morning.”
A. Surrender
B. Napalm
C. Gunfire
D. Victory
Answer: Napalm
Dracula was filmed in English during the day, and in what other language at night?
A. German
B. Swedish
C. French
D. Spanish
Answer: Spanish
Bonus fact: When the 1931 movie Dracula was being shot, it was common for foreign-language films to take over the set at night and shoot their own versions instead of dubbing over them later. The Spanish-language version—which used the same script and set—wrapped up in about half the time and earned way better reviews than its English-language counterpart.
What karaoke song does Cameron Diaz’s character sing in My Best Friend’s Wedding?
A. “I Just Don’t Know What I’d Do With Myself”
B. “I Will Always Love You”
C. “Stay”
D. “Could This Be Love”
Answer: “I Just Don’t Know What I’d Do With Myself”
True or false: Jimmy Stewart did not want to do It’s a Wonderful Life
Answer: True
Bonus fact: The lead actor had returned from spending 15 months in World War II combat as a pilot and was considering quitting acting. He initially said a film about suicide was the last thing the country (and he, as someone dealing with PTSD) needed, but he reluctantly agreed. It’s a Wonderful Live ended up re-launching his acting career.
Which actor plays Private Ryan in Saving Private Ryan?
A. Tom Hanks
B. Vin Disel
C. Edward Burns
D. Matt Damon
Answer: Matt Damon
Who is the youngest person to win an Oscar?
A. Jennifer Lawrence
B. Mickey Rooney
C. Haley Joel Osment
D. Tatum O’Neal
Answer: Tatum O’Neal
Bonus fact: O’Neal was just 10 years old when she won the Oscar for Best Support Actress in 1974 for her performance in Paper Moon.
When was the first Mission: Impossible movie released?
A. 1993
B. 1996
C. 1997
D. 1999
Answer: 1996
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How many movies did Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers do together?
A. 7
B. 9
C. 10
D. 12
Answer: 10
Bonus fact: They were first cast together in the 1933 movie Flying Down to Rio.
Who voices Lenny the shark in 2004’s Shark Tale?
A. Adam Sandler
B. Will Ferrell
C. Jack Black
D. Jimmy Fallon
Answer: Jack Black
What movie is this famous quote from: “You can’t handle the truth!”
A. Training Day
B. Saving Private Ryan
C. A Few Good Men
D. Armageddon
Answer: A Few Good Men
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Which romantic movie does not feature Ryan Reynolds?
A. The Proposal
B. Definitely, Maybe
C. Just Friends
D. He’s Just Not That Into You
Answer: He’s Just Not That Into You
Which character in The Godfather is nicknamed “The Turk”?
A. Emilio Barzini
B. Sonny Corleone
C. Virgil Sollozzo
D. Salvatore Tessio
Answer: Virgil Sollozzo
Which comedian makes a zombie cameo in Zombieland?
A. Dan Aykroyd
B. Chevy Chase
C. Steve Martin
D. Bill Murray
Answer: Bill Murray
Archive Photos/Getty ImagesFredric March and Janet Gaynor in a scene from the film ‘A Star Is Born’, 1937.
How many times has A Star is Born, which was originally released in 1937, been remade?
A. 2 times
B. 3 times
C. 4 times
D. 5 times
Answer: 4 times
Bonus fact: Here is the list of remakes: The 1951 television adaptation starring Kathleen Crowley and Conrad Nagel, the 1954 movie starring Judy Garland and James Mason, the 1976 movie starring Barbra Streisand and Kris Kristofferson, and the 2018 movie starring Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper.
Which actress plays Julia Child in Julia & Julia?
Which movie does not star Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore?
A. The Wedding Singer
B. Fever Pitch
C. Blended
D. 50 First Dates
Answer: Fever Pitch
Bonus fact: Barrymore actually does star in 2005’s Fever Pitch, but she stars opposite of Jimmy Fallon.
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True or false: Han Solo’s classic “I know” line in Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back was improvised by Harrison Ford
Answer: True
What was Tyler Perry’s first movie as Madea?
A. Madea’s Family Reunion
B. Meet The Browns
C. Diary of a Mad Black Woman
D. Madea Goes To Jail
Answer: Diary of a Mad Black Woman
In Passengers, Jennifer Lawrence and Chris Pratt star as voyagers to a new planet who awaken decades too early in their trip. Why does Lawrence’s character wake up?
A. Her hibernation pod malfunctions
B. The captain of the ship wakes her up so she can participate in an experiment with Pratt’s character
C. Pratt’s character wakes her up because he wants a companion
D. She has a medical emergency
Answer: Pratt’s character wakes her up because he wants a companion
Which phrase completes this famous quote from The Princess Bride: “Hello, my name is Inigo Montoya. You killed my father. ______.”
So, how many did you get right? If you want to keep the trivia train going, test your knowledge with this book trivia quiz.
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Downloading Zoom on a Huawei smartphone might be more manageable. You must follow our step-by-step tutorial on how to obtain Zoom on a Huawei device. Zoom is compatible with any Huawei device, whether a smartphone or tablet. Using applications like Zoom on Huawei devices with a high-quality screen display provides you with the best experience.
You can collaborate with participants remotely for content sharing and whiteboarding. The loud notification sound speaker on Huawei ensures you get the notification of your next meeting in advance. To obtain Zoom Cloud Meetings on a Huawei smartphone, you can use the pre-installed AppGallery, which comes with all Huawei devices.
How to obtain Zoom on Huawei Smartphone
Step 1:Launch 'AppGallery' from your home screen.
Step 2: Tap the search bar, type 'Zoom,' and click on 'SEARCH.'
Step 3:Select 'Zoom Cloud Meetings' from the list on your Huawei smartphone and click on it to download zoom on Huawei.
Step 4: Wait for the application to be downloaded, then select the application from your downloads list.
Step 5:Click 'Install.’
Step 6:Continue to 'Sign Up' or 'Sign In' to Zoom.
AppGallery on the Huawei phone allows you to install any application on the internet free of cost. After downloading Zoom on Huawei successfully, you can create a new account using your email ID. If you already have an account, you can log in to Zoom on your Huawei smartphone and continue your work hassle-free. Huawei smartphones give you the perfect resolution to complete tasks in Zoom meetings. Huawei provides four gesture-controlled system navigators on its latest devices, making working easy. That makes using Zoom on Huawei a lot better.
How to update Zoom using AppGallery
The steps to update Zoom or any other application in particular from AppGallery is super simple. Here’s how:
Visit AppGallery.
Go to the “Me” section.
Locate the app you want to update (Zoom, in this case). If an update is available, the “Update” button will be right beside the app name.
Hit the “Update” button and in a few seconds, you’ll have the latest version of the Zoom app.
Conclusion-
The simple guide takes you through the detailed process of installing Zoom on Huawei smartphones. Regarding using Zoom on Huawei, the smartphone holds the best reviews from thousands of users worldwide in the meeting solution market.
For more information, you may also visit ourYouTube videoabout downloading Zoom for your Huawei phone.
FAQs
Can I use Zoom on a Huawei phone?
Yes, the Zoom application can be installed and launched on the Huawei device using Huawei’s official app marketplace, “AppGallery.”
Can you use other apps in Huawei while in a meeting on Zoom?
On zoom in Huawei smartphones, you can keep other apps running in the background and work on them even if you are in a meeting.
Can Zoom inform the host about the applications I’m using while in the meeting?
Zoom cannot inform the host if you open a different application while in a meeting; Zoom cannot tell the host whether you are using a Huawei device or a different mobile.
How do you join a meeting on Zoom in Huawei?
Install the app via AppGallery. Login to your Google account or Sign up for a new one. Then tap “Launch meeting” on Zoom to join or create a new meeting.
Why should I use Zoom on Huawei?
The new Huawei smartphones have an OLED screen, which allows you to use its dark mode feature on Zoom. This helps you save a ton of battery life, although it is optional because Huawei comes with excellent battery life. Huawei provides you with the feature of having a traditional app drawer to organize applications by your preference. It lets you connect with various participants simultaneously without facing any quality issues. It provides high-quality calls with different inbuilt functionality and tools.
Thu, 09 Feb 2023 10:00:00 -0600text/htmlhttps://www.gulftoday.ae/business/2023/02/08/how-to-download-zoom-on-huawei-smartphoneKillexams : Huawei smartwatch with built-in earbuds goes global
The Huawei Watch Buds is Huawei’s smartwatch with built-in earbuds, and it just went global. This smartwatch was first announced back in December, in China. Today, Huawei announced its global variant and availability.
The Huawei Watch Buds smartwatch with built-in earbuds goes global
This smartwatch basically has all the benefits of the regular Huawei smartwatch, but with earbuds included on the inside. It’s actually quite impressive how Huawei managed to pull this off, and still keep the battery durability above the competition. Huawei claims you can get three days worth of battery life here. That is considerably lower than on something like the Huawei Watch GT 3 or GT 3 Pro, but above what Samsung offers, for example.
The Huawei Watch Buds smartwatch comes with a magnetic pop-up cover, for when you need to access the earbuds. The watch itself acts as a charger for those earbuds too, of course. The earbuds themselves get magnetized on the inside too.
It features a sharp, AMOLED display
The watch is made out of metal (stainless steel), and there is a button / rotating crown on the right side of it. A 1.43-inch 466 x 466 AMOLED display sits on the front, so Huawei didn’t really cut corners in the display department either.
Huawei says that the watch is 14.99mm thick, which is a feat on its own considering everything that sits on the inside. It also supports wireless charging, and comes with a wireless charging cradle. Speaking of which, a 410mAh battery is included here
The magnetic pop-up cover has been thoroughly tested
Huawei also says that it thoroughly tested this watch, so the pop-up cover has been tested for 100,000 times openings and closings, giving some you some piece of mind. It also endured a 5kg stress test, amongst others.
The earbuds come equipped with the Adaptive Identification Technology, and touch controls. Huawei even managed to include noise cancellation in these small earbuds. On top of that, it included a quad-magnetic full-Range Planar Diaphragm drove. They also support Triple Adaptive EQ.
There are 80 sports modes included here
Now, the watch comes with 80 sports modes, amongst which are 10 professional sports modes. It can also show you your notifications, and much more. All you need to do is grab the Huawei Health app from the AppGallery. Yes, this watch is compatible with both Android and iOS.
The Huawei Watch Buds smartwatch will become available in Europe starting from March 1. It will be available from the Huawei Store, and other authorized e-commerce platforms and retailers. The price will be £449.99 in the UK, while we still don’t have the price in Euros. It will likely be an equivalent of that, or close to it (€499.99 perhaps, or something like that).
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Disney trivia questions and answers
Disney is so ingrained in pop culture, hardly a day goes by when we aren’t touched by the entertainment powerhouse in some way, from seeing popular Disney characters to hearing famous Disney quotes or even shopping for Disney gifts. Die-hard fans of the brand and its many offerings can’t get enough and are particularly tough to stump when it comes to Disney trivia. They know all there is to know about Disney live-action remakes, the best Disney couples and Disney’s 100th anniversary.
For all those reasons, we took the assignment of coming up with this list of Disney trivia questions very seriously. We expect the most loyal Mouseketeers to correctly answer questions about Walt Disney quotes and how did Walt Disney die, but if we can stump them with just one question, our job here is done. So go ahead and take a crack at our roundup of Disney trivia, complete with answers. You never know, you might learn a thing or two.
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Disney movie trivia
1. In Disney’s 1959 film Sleeping Beauty, Aurora is betrothed to a prince shortly after she is born. This same prince rescues her when she falls into a deep sleep. Who is he?
Answer: Prince Philip
2. Everyone knows that Cinderella lost a glass slipper as she left the ball at midnight. But did it fall off her right foot or left foot?
Answer: Left foot
3. The handsome prince in Snow White and the Seven Dwarves is probably the most mysterious out of all the Disney princes. What is his name?
Answer: Prince Florian
4. What is the name of the duet between Rapunzel and Flynn Rider as they sit in a boat with floating lanterns hovering around them?
Answer: “I See the Light”
5. You know the little human girl from Monsters, Inc. as Boo, but what is her more human name?
Answer: Mary
6.Frozen‘s Prince Hans comes from a large family. How many brothers does he have?
Answer: 12
7. Out of all the Disney films, one main character speaks the least. Which one is it?
Answer: Dumbo
8. Genie from Aladdin complained that being cooped up in a lamp gave him such a crick in his neck. Just how long was he in there?
Answer: 10,000 years
9. Which popular Disney song made its debut in the film Pinocchio?
Answer: “When You Wish Upon a Star”
10. How many kids does Gaston want to have with Belle?
Answer: Six or seven
11. What does the Evil Queen in Snow White say to herself in the mirror?
Answer: “Magic mirror, on the wall—who is the fairest one of all?”
12. In which movie does Prince Charming appear?
Answer:Cinderella
13. What are the names of Hades’s minions in Hercules?
Answer: Pain and Panic
14. The sorcerer’s name in Fantasia spells what backward?
Answer: Disney
15. Which Disney Princess attended Elsa’s coronation day in Arendelle?
Answer: Rapunzel
16. How old is Crush, the sea turtle in Finding Nemo?
Answer: 150
17. What is Princess Mia’s full name in The Princess Diaries?
Answer: Amelia Mignonette Thermopolis Renaldi
18. Which famous TV creator co-wrote The Princess Diaries 2?
Answer: Shonda Rhimes
19. What is WALL-E’s favorite old movie?
Answer:Hello, Dolly!
20. What was the first animated movie to be nominated for Best Picture at the Oscars?
Answer:Beauty and the Beast
21. Name one actress other than Julie Andrews who was in the running for the lead role in Mary Poppins?
Answer: Angela Lansbury or Bette Davis
22. Who made the iconic glass slipper for the live-action version of Cinderella starring Lily James?
Answer: Swarovski
23. Which actor plays Gaston in the live-action take on Beauty and the Beast?
Answer: Luke Evans
24. In Cruella, what do we learn is Estella’s last name?
Answer: Miller
25. Which of Angelina Jolie’s children appears alongside her in a scene from Maleficent?
Answer: Vivienne
26. Which veteran director took the helm of 2019’s Dumbo?
Answer: Tim Burton
27. What’s the name of the biggest song and dance number in Mary Poppins Returns?
Answer: “Trip a Little Light Fantastic”
28. Which was the first live-action Disney remake to receive a PG-13 rating?
Answer:Mulan
29. Which award-winning actress starred in the original Freaky Friday?
Answer: Jodie Foster
30. What’s the name of the sequel to Honey, I Shrunk the Kids?
Answer:Honey, I Blew Up the Baby
31. What is the only Disney animated feature film where the title character doesn’t speak?
Answer: Dumbo
32. What is the name of the city in Big Hero 6?
Answer: San Fransokyo
33. What Disney character makes a cameo as a stuffed animal in Frozen?
Answer: Mickey Mouse
34. What Disney movie is based on a novel by Robert Louis Stevenson?
Answer:Treasure Planet
35. What is the name of Wendy’s dog in Peter Pan?
Answer: Nana
36. What is the name of the toy store in Toy Story 2?
Answer: Al’s Toy Barn
37. Who is Mufasa’s trusted advisor in The Lion King?
Mon, 13 Feb 2023 10:00:00 -0600en-UStext/htmlhttps://www.rd.com/list/disney-trivia/Killexams : Is China’s Huawei a Threat to U.S. National Security?
Introduction
One of the world’s leading providers of fifth-generation (5G) mobile technology, Huawei is a Chinese telecommunications giant that has stoked fears of espionage and intellectual property theft in the United States and many other countries. In response, Washington and its allies have imposed sweeping restrictions on Huawei as part of a larger crackdown on Chinese technology companies.
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It is the world’s largest provider of 5G networks and a leader in sales of telecommunications equipment. Based in Shenzhen, China, Huawei sells its products domestically and internationally. In the United States, it has helped provide connectivity in rural areas of Alabama, Colorado, Oklahoma, and other states.
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Ren Zhengfei, the company’s billionaire CEO, founded Huawei in 1987. With more than 190,000 employees, according to its website, Huawei claims to be a private company fully owned by its employees, though its precise ownership structure is unknown.
Why is it so controversial?
In accurate years, the United States and several other countries have asserted that the company threatens their national security, saying it has violated international sanctions and stolen intellectual property, and that it could commit cyber espionage. Many U.S. policymakers view Huawei as a commercial extension of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).
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Cyber espionage. The main concern, according to U.S. intelligence agencies, is that the Chinese government could use Huawei to spy. Officials, primarily in the United States but also in Australia and several other countries, point to intentionally vague Chinese intelligence laws that could be used to force Huawei to hand over data to the Chinese government. (The United States has not publicly provided evidence that this has happened.) There are also concerns that Huawei’s 5G infrastructure could contain backdoors that allow the Chinese government to collect and centralize massive quantities of data and give Beijing the necessary access to attack communications networks and public utilities. In 2022, an FBI investigation found that Huawei equipment can be used to disrupt U.S. military communications, including those about the U.S. nuclear arsenal.
Congress began receiving warnings about Huawei as early as 2012, when a U.S. House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence report [PDF] concluded that using equipment made by Huawei and ZTE, another Chinese telecommunications company, could “undermine core U.S. national security interests.” In 2018, six U.S. intelligence chiefs, including the directors of the CIA and FBI, cautioned Americans against using Huawei products, warning that the company could conduct “undetected espionage.”
At the heart of Washington’s concerns is 5G, the latest technology standard for cellular networks, which provides faster obtain speeds for smartphones, connects devices in smart cities, and supports autonomous vehicles and robots. “5G is a different type of risk versus 4G or 3G. It’s much harder to separate the core from the periphery,” says CFR’s Adam Segal. “Once you have those risks, you have to trust the company much more. But it is difficult to trust Huawei, given the relationship between companies and the Communist Party.”
Intellectual property theft. U.S. companies and global telecom firms have for years accused Huawei of stealing trade secrets, starting with Cisco’s 2003 lawsuit alleging that its source code appeared in Huawei products. (The suit was later settled.) In 2017, a U.S. jury found Huawei guilty of stealing intellectual property from T-Mobile, and in 2020, the U.S. Justice Department charged Huawei with racketeering conspiracy and conspiracy to steal trade secrets. According to the indictment, these violations allowed Huawei to “drastically cut its research and development costs and associated delays, giving the company a significant and unfair competitive advantage.”
Trade violations. The United States claims that Huawei has violated sanctions on Iran and North Korea. A federal indictment unsealed in January 2019 against Meng Wanzhou, Huawei’s chief financial officer and Ren’s daughter, said that Huawei defrauded banks in order to do business with Iran and obstructed justice in the process by destroying evidence. Meng was detained in Canada in 2018 at the request of the United States, which was seeking her extradition. In 2021, she reached a deferred prosecution agreement with the U.S. Justice Department, which later dropped the charges against her.
How much sway does Beijing have over tech companies?
The government has considerable sway over Chinese private companies through heavy regulation, including the requirement that they establish CCP branches within them, and state-backed investment. Executives of many of the biggest companies are party members, including Alibaba cofounder Jack Ma and Huawei founder Ren, who served as an engineer in the People’s Liberation Army during the Cultural Revolution.
Under President Xi Jinping, the lines between public and private have become even more blurred. Experts have observed that the CCP is working to boost its influence over private industry, especially tech companies. In accurate years, state-run companies and local governments have invested more in private firms. Foreign news organizations have also reported that the government could start pressuring tech companies to offer the party direct ownership stakes and give party members even greater roles in management. While there is no evidence that this has happened at Huawei, Beijing has taken a stake in an entity owned by ByteDance, the parent of video-sharing monolith TikTok.
Some experts and U.S. officials also point to vague Chinese laws that could be used to force Huawei to help the government with intelligence gathering. For example, the National Security Law [PDF], enacted in 2015, states that citizens and enterprises have the “responsibility and obligation to maintain national security.” The 2017 National Intelligence Law [PDF] declared that Chinese companies must “support, assist, and cooperate with” China’s intelligence-gathering authorities. These laws have prompted additional U.S. concerns that TikTok could share user data with the Chinese government.
Huawei has distanced itself from the CCP, repeatedly asserting that its equipment has never been used, and will never be used, to spy. In January 2019, Ren said he “would never harm the interest of my customers” and that Huawei would not answer government requests for intelligence. In May 2018, Huawei commissioned a report [PDF] from a Chinese law firm supporting its argument that it cannot be forced to spy, but other lawyers in China and around the world said the law has never been tested. The Chinese government has also gone to bat for Huawei, saying it would “take all necessary measures to safeguard” Chinese companies.
How did Huawei become so dominant?
Huawei became the world’s largest telecommunications company over three decades, reporting $138 billion in revenue in 2020, a 12 percent jump from the previous year. This success has helped drive suspicion that the Chinese government has played a more significant role in the company in accurate years than its leaders have let on.
In 1996, both the government and military began treating Huawei as an official “national champion,” a status reserved for firms that bolster China’s strategic aims. The move highlighted a shift in official policy. From then on, Beijing explicitly supported domestic telecom companies—and Huawei even more than others [PDF]—to prevent foreign domination of the industry. The Chinese government ensured Huawei had easy access to financing and high levels of government subsidies—up to $75 billion in state support since the company was founded.
These underpinnings have allowed Huawei to price its network equipment below foreign competitors’ rates; a European Commission investigation found that Huawei has underbid its competitors by up to 70 percent. Experts said that Huawei’s prices would not have even covered the cost of producing their parts without subsidies. Chinese state banks also provide countries with low-interest loans to use Huawei’s equipment.
Huawei says its low prices are the result of technological expertise—a claim with some merit, according to industry experts. Huawei’s annual research and development (R&D) budget is among the world’s largest, and Ren says his firm spends more on it than most publicly listed firms can. At over $22 billion in 2021, Huawei’s R&D expenditures rank alongside those of Alphabet (Google’s parent company) and Amazon; when R&D is measured as a percentage of sales, Huawei’s expenditures are proportionally double.
What restrictions has the United States imposed?
U.S. government limitations on Huawei have been ongoing since 2017, when Congress restricted some Department of Defense networks from using Huawei or ZTE equipment. In 2018, the Donald Trump administration banned more U.S. federal agencies from using the telecom giants’ equipment. (Huawei sued the United States over the restriction.) That same year, following pressure from regulators, AT&T walked away from a deal to sell Huawei’s smartphones.
U.S. actions against Huawei continued to build throughout the Trump presidency: in 2019, Trump signed an executive order prohibiting U.S. companies from doing business with Huawei, and the Commerce Department added the company to its “entity list,” restricting it from buying U.S. goods. Shortly after, Google said it would restrict Huawei’s access to its products, including its Android operating system; a new Huawei phone unveiled later in the year didn’t come with Android apps.
The department cracked down further in May 2020, issuing new rules to block foreign semiconductor manufacturers that use U.S. machines and software from shipping products to Huawei without a license. Prior to the bans, Huawei said it relied on U.S. software, microchips, specialty lasers, and other products for one-third of its supply chain, amounting to $11 billion. More than one hundred Huawei affiliates have been added to the commerce department’s entity list since then, crippling the company’s ability to obtain critical U.S. goods.
Other government agencies have followed suit. In November 2019, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) voted to designate Huawei and ZTE as national security threats, which prevents U.S. internet providers from using federal funds to purchase the tech companies’ equipment. Huawei filed a legal challenge, but the FCC’s decision went into effect in June 2020. That same year, Congress provided $1.9 billion to the FCC for the agency to remove Huawei equipment from existing U.S. networks. The Trump administration also imposed visa restrictions on Huawei employees it says contribute to human rights abuses committed by the Chinese government, including against Uyghurs in China’s Xinjiang region
What has President Biden done?
President Joe Biden has upheld restrictions against Huawei and introduced new bans that have further hamstrung the company. In November 2021, Biden signed a bill aimed at preventing Huawei and ZTE from receiving equipment-making licenses from U.S. regulators, including the FCC. A year later, in November 2022, the FCC adopted new rules that prohibited the sale of some communications equipment made by Huawei or ZTE in the United States, citing “unacceptable” national security risk. And in January 2023, the Biden administration stopped providing licenses for U.S. companies to export goods to Huawei. Biden has also taken such measures beyond Huawei, signing legislation that precludes any Chinese manufacturer from obtaining chips or chipmaking equipment made with U.S. parts anywhere in the world.
Despite the restrictions, the Commerce Department has allowed some business activities that it says do not pose significant risks to U.S. national security. Since 2017, the Trump and Biden administrations have allowed over $60 billion [PDF] in transactions between Huawei and U.S. firms.
Some critics say that while the restrictions have handicapped Huawei, they would be even more effective if combined with a U.S.-led alternative. “A principal reason that the United States has not had more success in persuading countries not to use Huawei equipment is that it cannot offer an alternative,” CFR’s David Sacks writes. “The United States does not and will not have a company that is competitive in the full stack of 5G equipment.”
To get more countries to wean off Huawei, Sacks argues that the United States should finance European competitors’ 5G networks and develop open radio access networks, a system that would allow multiple companies to provide different components of a singular 5G network. Meanwhile, it should fund research and development to better compete in sixth-generation (6G) technology, which is expected to replace 5G within fifteen years.
How has Huawei responded to the bans?
It’s not just the United States that has banned Huawei. Washington has pressured its allies to follow suit, even threatening to stop sharing intelligence with countries that use Huawei. The countries of the so-called Five Eyes intelligence alliance—The United States, Australia, Canada, New Zealand, and the United Kingdom—have banned or are rolling out bans of Huawei. Other U.S. partners, such as Belgium, Denmark, Estonia, France, Lithuania, Poland, Romania, and Sweden have restricted the use of Huawei equipment in the construction of their 5G networks.
Experts say that the bans have caused Huawei to reprioritize its domestic market due to a shortage of international business. In 2020, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), the world’s largest chip supplier, halted business with Huawei, citing U.S. export controls. TSMC had supplied over 90 percent of Huawei’s smartphone chips. Because of the semiconductor restrictions, Huawei has had “to exit whole lines of business, because [they] don’t have access to advanced semiconductors because of these export controls,” CFR’s Sacks says. While Huawei accumulated a limited number of semiconductors before the bans took effect, it reportedly ran out in late 2022. The shortage has hurt Huawei’s bottom line: in 2021, the company reported $95 billion in revenue—a 23 percent drop from 2019 levels.
Why are some countries resisting the bans?
Other countries, especially those participating in China’s Belt and Road Initiative, are already using or have agreed to use Huawei’s equipment to build 5G networks.
Many have been attracted by the company’s ability to provide high-quality networks for low prices. Huawei is helping Malaysia and Russia build their 5G networks, and it has signed contracts to build 5G networks for a number of countries in Latin America.
Authorities in potential markets that have not ruled out using Huawei, including several European countries, argue that security risks are inherent in all 5G networks, regardless of the supplier. They acknowledge, however, that the risks are higher for Huawei. Officials in these countries say they prefer to keep their auctions for 5G construction open to all firms and will tighten security measures to minimize any risks.
Analysts say U.S. policymakers have not come up with a better option for low-income countries, especially as 5G networks are dominated by just three firms: Huawei, the Finnish firm Nokia, and the Swedish firm Ericsson. Even after U.S. restrictions went into place, many low-income countries still chose Huawei, which is frequently the cheapest option, to build their 5G networks.
“We still haven't really addressed the larger issue, which is that developing countries and other countries have connectivity demands and Chinese tech is cheap and reliable,” says CFR’s Segal.
Tue, 07 Feb 2023 23:00:00 -0600entext/htmlhttps://www.cfr.org/backgrounder/chinas-huawei-threat-us-national-securityKillexams : Huawei turns to patents for a lifeline — including those in the U.S.
Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei saw revenue decline in 2021 for the first time on record.
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BEIJING — Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei is turning to patents for a lifeline as the company seeks to forge a path forward in advanced chip technology — the prized tech which the U.S. is trying to cut off from China.
In 2022, Huawei announced it signed more than 20 new or extended licensing agreements for its patents. Most were with automakers, for 4G and LTE wireless technology, the company said.
Mercedes Benz, Audi, BMW and at least one U.S. automaker were among the licensees, said Huawei's global intellectual property head Alan Fan. He said he wasn't able to say which American company.
Huawei has more on the way — and filed a record number of more than 11,000 patent applications with the U.S. in 2022, according to IFI Claims Patent Services. Their analysis showed just under half typically get approved each year.
But the sheer number of patents filed meant Huawei ranked fourth last year by the number of patent grants in the U.S., IFI said. Samsung was first, followed by IBM and TSMC.
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"The U.S. is still a substantial market that everybody wants to have a part of," said IFI Chief Executive Mike Baycroft. "They want to make sure when they're developing those technologies that they're protecting those IP [intellectual property] rights for the U.S. market for the European market."
Over the last two years, Huawei's U.S. patents have increased the most in areas related to image compression, digital information transmission and wireless communication networks, according to IFI.
The U.S. government put Huawei on a blacklist in 2018 that restricted its ability to buy from American suppliers. By October 2022, the U.S. made it clear that no Americans should work with Chinese businesses on high-end semiconductor tech.
The potential of patents
Huawei's revenue dropped for the first time on record in 2021, and the consumer division that includes smartphones reported sales plunged nearly 50% to 243.4 billion yuan ($36.08 billion).
For Huawei, licensing its patents to other companies has the potential to claw back a bit of that revenue.
Alex Liang, partner at Anjie & Broad in Beijing, pointed out that having ceased operations in certain business areas allows the company to realize patent revenue that previously existed primarily on paper.
"Huawei's situation is similar to Nokia's when the first generation iPhone came out," Liang said. "Nokia was quickly losing market share to Apple and lots of their patents no longer [had] to be licensed in exchange for other licenses to protect their phone business."
Companies that share technical areas with Huawei ... should all beware that a giant patent monetization player is jumping into their respective pool and will make a splash.
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Nokia generated 1.59 billion euros ($1.73 billion) in sales last year from patent licensing — about 6% of its total revenue. The company said in 2022 it signed "over 50 new patent license agreements across our smartphone, automotive, consumer electronics, and IoT [Internet of Things] licensing programs."
Nokia and Huawei extended their patent licensing agreement in December. Huawei also announced licensing deals with South Korea's Samsung and China's Oppo.
"As far as I know, Huawei is aggressively pushing for the monetization of its patents," Liang said.
"It is one of the most important [key performance indicators] of their IP department, if not yet the single most important," he said.
"So any other companies that share technical areas with Huawei — such as telecommunication, phones, IoT, automobiles, PC, cloud service, and so on — should all beware that a giant patent monetization player is jumping into their respective pool and will make a splash."
Huawei pushed back at the idea it was building a business in patent monetization.
The company's IP head Fan said his department is "a corporate function, not a business unit," and that it redirects royalties to the research departments that filed the patents to fund further research.
"We actively support patent pools and similar platforms, which license patent not just for us, but also for other innovators at the same time," Fan said in a statement.
The company previously said it expected $1.2 billion to $1.3 billion in revenue from licensing its intellectual property between 2019 and 2021. Huawei did not break down specific figures, and only said it met its intellectual property revenue expectations for 2021.
A business of that size would still be a tiny fraction of the company's overall revenue. Huawei said in December it expects 2022 revenue of 636.9 billion yuan, little changed from a year ago. Cloud and connected cars are other business areas the company has sought to develop.
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Huawei has "been floundering around since the demise of their handset business," said Paul Triolo, Senior Vice President for China and Technology Policy Lead at Albright Stonebridge Group. "I don't think they had a choice in terms of sort of boosting their licensing revenue."
"The question is what do they do for 6G [in] five years?" he said. "Are they still going to play a patent game? They can't really manufacture the equipment. They're sort of stuck if they can't figure out the semiconductor piece in terms of going forward."
Still, Huawei said it spent 22.4% of 2021 revenue on research and development, bringing total category spending to more than $120 billion over the last decade.
Progress in chip tech?
Some of the research is in semiconductor manufacturing. Huawei has filed for a patent in the highly specialized area of lithography technology used for making advanced chips, according to a disclosure late last year on the China Intellectual Property Administration website.
"It's significant in the sense that each individual piece of a complicated technology like EUV [extreme ultraviolet] is not that difficult to sort of make progress on," Triolo said. "Turning that into a commercial system at scale that can boost commercially is a huge, huge task."
Right now, Netherlands-based ASML is the only company in the world that can make the extreme ultraviolet lithography machines needed to make advanced chips.
Not only did it take ASML about 30 years to develop EUV on its own, but the company had the benefit of unrestricted access to thousands of suppliers and international industry groups, Triolo said. "What China really lacks is these international consortia."
But he didn't rule out the possibility that China's national champion could help Beijing build up its semiconductor industry.
"Huawei has a very capable group of engineers," Triolo said. It's "probably a five-to-seven year process to build something commercially viable — only if everything goes well, if there's substantial funding. The Chinese government is going to have to step up here."
Other Chinese companies are also pouring resources into intellectual property.
IFI's rankings of companies' and their subsidiaries' global patent holdings showed a number of Chinese giants among the top 15, including the state research organization Chinese Academy of Sciences.
Appliance companies Midea and Gree also ranked high globally, among South Korean and Japanese heavyweights, the data showed.
"The rise in Chinese innovation has been in plain sight for a long time," said IFI CEO Baycroft. "Why shouldn't we expect that China is innovating today like everybody else? Like Japan, like Germany, everybody's in this game. It's not just the U.S."
— CNBC's Arjun Kharpal contributed to this report.
Sun, 05 Feb 2023 13:06:00 -0600entext/htmlhttps://www.cnbc.com/2023/02/06/huawei-turns-to-patents-for-a-lifeline-including-those-in-the-us.htmlKillexams : Huawei’s latest Watch Buds are the weirdest true wireless we’ve ever seen
Huawei has launched new Watch Buds, which function as both a smartwatch and true wireless earbuds.
The Watch Buds were unveiled today and take an atypical form factor, with the main smartwatch chassis acting as the charging case for a pair of true wireless earbuds.
The Watch unit looks like a modified version of Huawei’s current flagship, the GT3, which runs on Huawei’s own operating system and has a strong focus on fitness tracking. The big difference is that the unit’s 1.43-inch AMOLED screen pops up to reveal the wireless earbuds.
We haven’t had any hands-on time with the buds, but Huawei claims the hinge has been designed to survive 100,000 openings and a 5kg stress test.
Huawei hasn’t provided a full specs list for the buds themselves, but they’re surprisingly small considering the charge case/watch’s quoted 14.99mm thickness. To put that in context, 14.99mm makes the unit about the same size as a regular fitness tracker, like a Garmin Forerunner, and slightly slimmer than many of the dedicated true wireless charging cases that pass through our labs.
Huawei claims the watch and buds can last up to three days total use. The buds are listed as offering around 4 hours of listening time with ANC off or two hours of it with noise cancelling on.
Outside of this, info stats we have about the buds are that they are outright tiny, weighing a quoted 4g each, have "six sound drivers" and will support Huawei’s Triple Adaptive EQ and Adaptive Identification Technology.
Triple Adaptive EQ is a scanning tech, that aims to let the buds intelligently adjust their sound based on the shape of the listener's ear canal. Adaptive Identification Technology works to auto-correct the Watch Buds’ audio channels, so either bud can work as the left or right earbud.
We can’t attest to the Watch Buds’ audio quality until we get them into our listening rooms. Connectivity-wise the buds support Bluetooth 5.2 and the AAC, SBC and L2HC HD audio formats - Max bit rate 320kbps.
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Questions aside, the Watch Buds’ design did cause some commotion in the What Hi-Fi? office. Prior to them, the weirdest bud designs we’ve spotted included the bizarrely “sci-fi” themed Gravastar Sirius Pro, kidney-bean-shaped Galaxy Buds Live and Sony LinkBuds, whose atypical 12mm ring driver gave them a distinctly ’90s look.
The Watch Buds’ leap into hybrid form factors is so striking that it immediately earned the Watch Buds the “weirdest true wireless we’ve seen” accolade from the What Hi-Fi? Team – one member even described them as “the Frankenstein child” of earbuds and sports watches…
If you’re equally curious and want to pick them up before we’ve had a chance to test them, then you’ll be pleased to hear the Huawei Watch Buds are available for preorder now on the Huawei Store now for £449.99.
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Wed, 15 Feb 2023 02:16:00 -0600entext/htmlhttps://www.whathifi.com/news/huaweis-latest-watch-buds-are-the-weirdest-true-wireless-weve-ever-seenKillexams : HUAWEI WATCH Buds conceals two earbuds inside a smartwatchNo result found, try new keyword!The new HUAWEI WATCH Buds combine a traditional smartwatch ... The Buds feature touch controls, with a double tap to reject/answer calls, or play/pause music, and a triple tap to enable or disable ...Tue, 14 Feb 2023 10:08:00 -0600https://pocketnow.com/huawei-watch-buds-uk-announcement/Killexams : HUAWEI MatePad and HUAWEI MatePad SE - The ideal tablets for entertainment and learning
Smartphones have made it possible to enjoy movies and shows wherever we are. But their small screens do not do justice to movies that are meant to be watched on the big screen. Tablets like the HUAWEI MatePad SE and HUAWEI MatePad offer better alternatives to catch up with your shows and movies even while on the go. Besides the expansive displays, these tablets also offer immersive sound, which is key for a well-rounded entertainment tablet. But that’s not all they do. They also come with some pretty cool Super Device features that make for a seamless experience. Let’s dive deep into the features of both of these tablets.
HUAWEI MatePad and HUAWEI MatePad SE
Immerse yourself in action with 10.4-inch displays
Both the HUAWEI MatePad SE and HUAWEI MatePad have one thing that helps them stand out as ideal entertainment tablets — a large, high resolution display. The display size and resolution are identical in both tablets as they sport 10.4-inch displays with 2K resolution. The high resolution displays let you watch your favourite movies with all their crisp details. The thin bezels around the Eye-Comfort 2K HUAWEI FullView Display give the HUAWEI MatePad SE a high screen-to-body ratio of 83%, making for an immersive viewing experience. And it is even higher on the HUAWEI MatePad at 84% with its 10.4-inch 2K HUAWEI FullView Display.
Both tablets go to great lengths to ensure eye comfort, as well. Having passed the TÜV Rheinland Low Blue Light and Flicker Free Certifications, they are proven to effectively eliminate screen flickers and reduce blue light emissions. And on top of that, the HUAWEI MatePad SE can adjust the display brightness in real time based on the ambient light with smooth luminance transitions to save your eyes from being dazzled.
Big sound in small body
Sound does not come as an afterthought in either of these tablets. In fact, the sound is front and centre. In the case of the HUAWEI MatePad SE, it packs in two powerful speakers while also managing to achieve a slim form factor. Attention has been paid to the placement of the speakers, as well. They are located symmetrically on either side to provide a balanced stereo field with resonant bass and detailed high ends. The tablet also brings in some software wizardry to elevate the audio performance in the form of scene-adaptive Huawei Histen 8.0. The sound effects are pristine and detailed.
It doesn’t stop at that, though. Depending on whether you are playing games, listening to podcasts or watching movies, the sound can intelligently optimise itself to give you the best experience. The tablet uses a bottom-layer algorithm to intelligently identify app types, automatically adjust the speaker sound effects, and optimise for different scenarios. Thanks to the unique centre-channel human voice extraction algorithm that can extract and enhance the human voice. That means you won’t be annoyed by unintelligible dialogue while watching movies.
The HUAWEI MatePad goes a step further in terms of sound quality with its quad-channel quad-speaker system, providing you with the ultimate cinema-grade multimedia experience. It has customised high-powered speakers that support 60% more intense vibrations than traditional speakers, ensuring more powerful and deeper bass. The HUAWEI MatePad also benefits from the professional tuning of Harman Kardon, which has calibrated and optimised the tablet’s audio output. This tablet also focuses on providing a seamless experience during video conferences and online classes. It has excellent sound pickup and noise reduction characteristics, adopting three microphones and Huawei’s self-developed noise cancellation technology.
Smooth and intuitive interactions
The HUAWEI MatePad SE has some extremely handy features that make interactions smooth and seamless. For instance, using the tablet, you can manage your devices and connections from a single place and even share devices between accounts, making cross-device operations easier than ever. The tablet also offers a seamless user experience with its stackable Service Widgets of the same size, and combos of Service Widgets and shortcuts of different sizes, for easier access to your favourite content and features. The all-new Multi-Window feature turns the tablet into a standout multitasking tool by supporting up to four concurrent tasks. The new and improved App Multiplier feature allows you to open up to four ongoing tasks within a single app.
The HUAWEI MatePad, similar to the HUAWEI MatePad SE, supports the drag-to-connect, Multi-Window, and App Multiplier features. But on top of those, it offers support for the second-gen HUAWEI M-Pencil and HUAWEI Smart Keyboard. And this gives you a wealth of possibilities. The realistic writing experience makes it an excellent choice for working, studying, and even creative tasks. The HUAWEI Smart Keyboard supports Bluetooth, and the 1.3mm key travel provides a comfortable and responsive typing experience, even when typing with two hands for an extended time. The HUAWEI MatePad supports Tablet-PC Multi-screen Collaboration in three different modes — Mirror Mode, Extend Mode and Collaborate Mode — making the tablet all the more versatile.
Bring learning and fun together with Kids Corner on HUAWEI MatePad SE
Tablets can be a great way to keep kids entertained. However, as parents, you should also be careful to ensure their safety. Luckily, the Kids Corner on the HUAWEI MatePad SE makes it a kid friendly tablet. It provides kids with rich content for learning and entertainment while also making it easy for parents to control what content kids have access to and their screen time. Parents can set different settings for weekdays and weekends. Children can use their passwords to unlock the screen and directly enter Kids Corner without affecting your usage. Kids Corner also has a Multi-layered Eye Protection feature that will help the kids avoid straining their eyes.
Durable, light, and easy to hold
Young kids might not be as careful with their devices as grown-ups. They might often drop the tablet or accidentally sit on it. But as a tablet designed for everyone in the family, the HUAWEI MatePad SE is built to be easy to use and durable. It has undergone strict drop tests to make sure that it can survive such accidents. It has a sturdy middle frame that can maintain its shape under stress. To provide a comfortable grip for children as well as adults, the tablet has a micro-curved design, which also makes the tablet look even thinner. As a result, the tablet can be held for a long time without tiring your arms, whether at home or on the go.
Likewise, the HUAWEI MatePad also features a micro-curved frame that makes the device look thinner and allows for a more comfortable grip, and it weighs only 450 grams. Just 10 grams more than the HUAWEI MatePad SE.
Both HUAWEI MatePad SE and HUAWEI MatePad check all the boxes for family entertainment tablets. At the top of the list are the large and vibrant screens and outstanding sound quality. That said, the HUAWEI MatePad SE has some features like the Kids Corner that make it well suited for young children. On the other hand, the HUAWEI MatePad is a tablet you can also use for productivity and creativity, as you can use it with the HUAWEI M-Pencil and HUAWEI Smart Keyboard.
The HUAWEI MatePad is also available in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia at a price of 1099 SAR.
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