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This morning, Huawei Terminal officially released a quick question and answer video about the Mate 50 series by Yu Chengdong, in which there were a lot of spoilers for the new phone.
One of the points mentioned is very eye-catching. Yu Chengdong said that Huawei Mate 50 will bring new breakthroughs in communication technology this time, and it claims to be piercing the sky.
The official did not announce any relevant news, but in light of previous rumors, this may correspond to the satellite communication function, which is very consistent with Yu Chengdong’s “piercing the sky upwards”.
Previously, Ming-Chi Kuo revealed that the Huawei Mate 50 series will have “satellite communication capabilities”, where emergency text messages can be sent through the Beidou satellite system in places where there is no network.
It is understood that in July this year, the China Satellite Navigation System Management Office announced that China Ordnance Industry Group Co., Ltd., China Mobile Communications Group Co., Ltd., China Electronics Technology Group Co., Ltd. and domestic mobile phone manufacturers jointly completed the first domestic mobile phone Beidou. The short message communication radio frequency baseband integrated chip has been developed to realize the satellite communication capability of popular smartphones.
The short message chip realizes the “one-number dual-network” design of Volkswagen mobile phones that “does not change cards, numbers, and add peripherals”, realizes the satellite communication capability of popular smartphones for the first time, and effectively solves the problem of “not in the service area”. .
This also means that my country’s domestic mobile phones can rely on their own satellite links to communicate without worrying about information leakage.
It is worth mentioning that it is rumored that the iPhone 14 series will also support satellite communication functions, which will be another new battlefield for the two flagships.
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