Huawei

With another Christmas Day gone, retailers are hoping Aussie spend big, as the Boxing Day sales kick off for the year.

This week on The Wrap, the year of tech wraps up with more tech than you might expect, covering new foldable phones, repairable laptops, and noise cancelling headphones. All that and more, and all in five.

Tablets that aren't the iPad are few and far between these days, but Huawei is going to try something similar with an OS that may be a little similar, too.

Not quite a MacBook, but still with a similar name, Huawei has three variations on a theme on the way in the laptop space.

This week on The Wrap, covering faster 4G, inexpensive 5G, Nintendo’s new OLED portable console, and a couple of wireless noise cancelling earphones reviewed, all in five minutes.

Huawei doesn't do as much in the phone space anymore, but it's still building stuff for your ears. In the FreeBuds 4i, Huawei might just hit noise cancelling value. Are they worth your time?

Huawei and Android haven't been particularly friendly for two years now, and that's given Huawei time to make its own OS, which is nearly ready.

This week on The Wrap, we’ll look at what’s new in the world of laptops from Intel and AMD, plus Australia’s new music service, a pair of big HiFi headphones, and the return of Atari, all in five.

Huawei's phones mightn't have the appeal they once did with the Google Play Store, but that won't stop the brand from appealing to consumers with price conscious sound.

This week, we’re diving into some of a Facebook hack you might be affected by, and then talking up what rocked up this week from Apple, Nokia, Ring, and the latest Sonos reviewed. All in five.