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Huawei, the Chinese tech giant, has found a strategic ally in Russia. As the company faces increasing scrutiny and bans from Western nations, it has signed a deal with Russian telecoms firm MTS to develop 5G networks.

This partnership comes at a crucial time for Huawei, which has been caught in the crossfire of the US-China trade war. Accused of being a security risk by the US and its allies, the company has faced bans and restrictions in several countries.

Russia's support for Huawei is seen as a direct challenge to the US-led stance. The deal not only provides a market for Huawei's 5G technology but also strengthens the geopolitical ties between China and Russia.

While Huawei denies allegations of spying and maintains its independence, the company's future remains uncertain amidst the global tech battle.

Huawei has launched the Huawei Mate 40 5G series to see four smartphones in this series. Huawei Mate 40, Mate 40 Pro, Mate 40 Pro Plus, and Last have Porsche Design Mate 40 RS. This is a flagship 5G Smartphones from Huawei and now let's see what new features will be seen in these flagship smartphones.

You will get better photos with Huawei Mate 40 series camera system with Leica. Huawei Mate 40 Pro Plus has a first is 50 megapixels primary camera f/1.9 aperture with RYYB Colours filters, the second is 20 megapixels ultra-wide camera f/2.4 aperture with clear-cut lines and edge, third is a telephoto lens with 12 megapixels f/2.4 aperture with 3x Optical zoom and optical image stabilization support and support AF, the fourth is 8 megapixels f/4.4 with OIS support, and in the last, 3D Depth Sensing Camera.

Talking about the front camera, an ultra-wide-angle selfie camera of 13 megapixels f/2.4 has been given and 3D Depth Sensing Camera. While taking a selfie, you get the option of many modes - slow-motion selfie, capture smiles, moving pictures, stickers, and much more. The front camera support Dual-View Video and 4k videos and With up to 240FPS 1080P Slow-Motion Video.

In September, CEO Ren Zhengfei said his company was ready to license its 5G business to a third party in order to ease the fear of spying.   

Now Reuters reports that Huawei is in early-stage talks with several US telecommunications companies for the licensing mentioned, citing Vincent Pang, senior vice president and board director at the company.  

“There are some companies that talk to us, but it would take a long journey to really finish everything. They have shown interest. ”- Vincent Pang  

"There are currently no 5G providers in the US and European rivals Ericsson and Nokia are generally more expensive," the report notes.

It is not known how long these talks will last or whether they will actually materialize into a deal, which could be a long-term deal or a single transfer. You may need to Watch Free Movies Online so give it a check!