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HONOR 400 Series Redefines Portraits with 200MP AI Camera and Next-Gen Features
HONOR 400 Series Redefines Portraits with 200MP AI Camera and Next-Gen Features

IOL News

time2 days ago

  • IOL News

HONOR 400 Series Redefines Portraits with 200MP AI Camera and Next-Gen Features

AI Portrait Snap senses movement and expression to capture natural moments. whether it's a sudden laugh or a reflective glance, there's no blur or the need for (edited-looking) filters. 2, allows you to transform any portrait into a brief, polished clip in seconds. It's instantly helpful for sharing without editing apps. MP main sensor teams up with AI tools such as Erase Passers-by and Remove Reflection to deliver sharp images, with up to 30× zoom via the main lens. There is a hard to ignore 50× zoom on the The AMOLED displays are once again a must see, with 6.55 inches on the HONOR 400, 6.7 inches on the HONOR 400 Pro . These specs means that the devices stay impressively visible in sunlight, while the large, silicon-carbon battery (up to 6000 mAh) means you can shoot even when that sun turns into a moon.

HONOR 400 reimagines smartphone portrait photos with AI
HONOR 400 reimagines smartphone portrait photos with AI

News24

time2 days ago

  • News24

HONOR 400 reimagines smartphone portrait photos with AI

A.I is reshaping how a lot of Mzansi is thinking about their smartphones. It's not the flashy claims, that interests the country anymore but the everyday connections. (Also, reducing FOMO). Rising to this need, the newly released HONOR 400 and HONOR 400 Pro introduce an AI-enhanced camera that works quietly but powerfully behind every shot. It's a new device building on the brand's focus on the future. 5 Ways HONOR's AI camera puts South African storytellers first 1. Perfect timing, every time AI Portrait Snap senses movement and expression to capture natural moments. whether it's a sudden laugh or a reflective glance, there's no blur or the need for (edited-looking) filters. 2. Turn photos into short clips Image to Video, powered by Google Cloud's Veo 2, allows you to transform any portrait into a brief, polished clip in seconds. It's instantly helpful for sharing without editing apps. 3. 200 MP clarity with no bulky extras The impressive 200 MP main sensor teams up with AI tools such as Erase Passers by and Remove Reflection to deliver sharp images, with up to 30× zoom via the main lens. There is a hard to ignore 50× zoom on the HONOR Pro version. 4. Bright screens and long days The AMOLED displays are once again a must see, with 6.55 inches on the HONOR 400, 6.7 inches on the HONOR 400 Pro. These specs means that the devices stay impressively visible in sunlight, while the large, silicon carbon battery (up to 6000 mAh) means you can shoot even when that sun turns into a moon. 5. A phone that evolves Here for the long run, they are powered by Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 running MagicOS 9.0. The value increases over time with both devices benefiting from 6 years of Android and security updates. Across lifestyles through Mzansi, the HONOR 400 and HONOR Pro, offer more than taking great photos. They intelligently save time, tidy, enhance and animate, so content is less about gear and more about your needs. Coupled with the added R8000 in value from the launch offer this is a launch device that fits real life with real advantages.

HONOR 400 Series Redefines Portraits with 200MP AI Camera and Next-Gen Features
HONOR 400 Series Redefines Portraits with 200MP AI Camera and Next-Gen Features

The South African

time2 days ago

  • The South African

HONOR 400 Series Redefines Portraits with 200MP AI Camera and Next-Gen Features

Home » HONOR 400 Series Redefines Portraits with 200MP AI Camera and Next-Gen Features HONOR 400 Series Redefines Portraits with 200MP AI Camera and Next-Gen Features. Image: Supplied AI is reshaping how a lot of Mzansi is thinking about their smartphones. It's not the flashy claims that interest the country anymore, but the everyday connections. (Also, reducing FOMO). Rising to this need, the newly released HONOR 400 and HONOR 400 Pro introduce an AI-enhanced camera that works quietly but powerfully behind every shot. It's a new device building on the brand's focus on the future. 5 Ways HONOR's AI Camera Puts South African Storytellers First Perfect timing, every time AI Portrait Snap senses movement and expression to capture natural moments. Whether it's a sudden laugh or a reflective glance, there's no blur or the need for (edited-looking) filters. Turn photos into short clips Image-to-Video, powered by Google Cloud's Veo 2, allows you to transform any portrait into a brief, polished clip in seconds. It's instantly helpful for sharing without editing apps. 200 MP clarity with no bulky extras The impressive 200 MP main sensor teams up with AI tools such as Erase Passers-by and Remove Reflection to deliver sharp images, with up to 30× zoom via the main lens. There is a hard to ignore 50× zoom on the HONOR Pro version. Bright screens and long days The AMOLED displays are once again a must see, with 6.55 inches on the HONOR 400, 6.7 inches on the HONOR 400 Pro. These specs mean that the devices stay impressively visible in sunlight, while the large, silicon-carbon battery (up to 6000 mAh) means you can shoot even when that sun turns into a moon. A phone that evolves Here for the long run, they are powered by Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 running MagicOS 9.0. The value increases over time with both devices benefiting from 6 years of Android and security updates. Across lifestyles through Mzansi, the HONOR 400 and HONOR Pro, offer more than taking great photos. They intelligently save time, tidy, enhance and animate, so content is less about gear and more about your needs. Coupled with the added R8000 in value from the launch offer, this is a launch device that fits real life with real advantages.

The HONOR 400 and HONOR 400 Pro are about to flip the script on mobile creativity
The HONOR 400 and HONOR 400 Pro are about to flip the script on mobile creativity

The Citizen

time4 days ago

  • Entertainment
  • The Citizen

The HONOR 400 and HONOR 400 Pro are about to flip the script on mobile creativity

The HONOR 400 and HONOR 400 Pro are about to flip the script on mobile creativity HONOR is, yet again, ready to launch exciting new innovation. The new HONOR 400 and HONOR 400 Pro are not just smartphones. They're creative companions built for how South Africans actually use their phones. Think fewer edits, fewer apps and more 'wow, that's from a phone?' Photos That Move You Creativity goes next-level with AI Image to Video, co-developed with Google Cloud, which turns your still shots into short, dynamic videos in under a minute. Think moving postcards, vibe reels, and moodboard moments – all in MP4 or vertical format, ready for socials. You can try it free until 31 August, with up to 10 free video creations a day. And with the new Moving Photo Collage, you can blend 2 to 9 motion shots into a single reel – storytelling made simple, right from your gallery. With the 200MP Ultra-clear AI Camera and an all-new AI Creative Editor, you can go from a street snap to a social-ready visual story in seconds. It's the kind of tech that turns everyday scenes into cinema, whether you're in Braam or Bantry Bay. Built for the Mzansi Pace All this is powered by a long-lasting 6000mAeven in the midday sun. Whether you're shooting, sharing, or streaming, the HONOR 400 Series keeps up.h battery, lightning-fast 100W HONOR SuperCharge and a 5000nit Ultra Bright Display that keeps content clear, We're thrilled to announce that HONOR is partnering with Afrotainment at this year's Hollywoodbets Durban July, the most iconic event on the South African social calendar. Experience the glamour and entertainment in style at the exclusive Afrotainment Marquee. Tickets are still available via Ticketpro – At Caxton, we employ humans to generate daily fresh news, not AI intervention. Happy reading!

HONOR Technologies unveils the HONOR 400 series: A bold vision for South Africa
HONOR Technologies unveils the HONOR 400 series: A bold vision for South Africa

IOL News

time5 days ago

  • Business
  • IOL News

HONOR Technologies unveils the HONOR 400 series: A bold vision for South Africa

HONOR CEO Fred Zhou launched the new HONOR 400 and 400 Pro series on Thursday. Image: Supplied In a vibrant and electrifying atmosphere at the Kyalami Racetrack in Midrand, Johannesburg, HONOR Technologies SA recently unveiled its latest smartphone offerings, the HONOR 400 and HONOR 400 Pro. The launch event not only showcased the new devices but also highlighted the company's ambitious plans for the South African market, where it aims to make a significant impact in the coming years. The new HONOR 400 series has already demonstrated its prowess by outperforming previous models in various regions, witnessing growth rates of 202% in the Middle East, 138% in China, and 91% in Europe. Such impressive figures mark a historic milestone for the renowned smartphone brand, which has set its sights firmly on the South African landscape. Video Player is loading. 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Advertisement Next Stay Close ✕ Ad loading During the launch, CEO Fred Zhou shared the company's remarkable progress, revealing that HONOR's gross performance has grown to 11% market share in South Africa, with an even more significant 17% in the post-paid segment. This positions HONOR as one of the top two players in the country by April 2025. Zhou expressed his bold ambition for the brand: to rise to the number one smartphone manufacturer in South Africa by 2028. 'This growth is attributed to our collaboration with business partners, service providers, and dedicated HONOR staff,' Zhou remarked, acknowledging the collective efforts that have led to this success. However, HONOR's vision extends beyond just smartphones. Zhou emphasised the company's commitment to community upliftment, describing its philosophy of being a 'bridge between South Africa and China'. This approach centres on promoting culture, education, and community development. To date, HONOR has donated more than two million devices to non-profit organisations and is actively engaging in coding initiatives across the country through its 'Code With HONOR' programme. One of the highlights of the launch was the introduction of the 'HONOR Talents' initiative, designed to celebrate and elevate South African talent on a global scale. Last year, Zilungile Hanise, a talented artist from Gqeberha, emerged as the first global winner of the HONOR Talents: Global Design Awards, a collaboration with the National Youth Development Agency. 'We believe talent is everywhere and just waits to be found,' Zhou stated, underlining the importance of supporting local creatives in reaching international recognition. HONOR's commitment to fostering innovation in the youth was further demonstrated through its 'Girls in ICT' programme. In April, the company hosted 40 schoolgirls, providing them with mentorship and exposure to a dynamic tech environment. 'We believe girls are the future of the country,' Zhou noted, highlighting the importance of nurturing young minds in technology. HONOR collaborated with South African producers DJ Tira and DJ Maphorisa. Image: Mapaseka Mogotsi The launch also reflected a fusion of culture and technology, evident in HONOR's collaboration with celebrated South African producers DJ Tira and DJ Maphorisa during the unveiling of the HONOR X9c in February. This collaboration not only showcased local talent but also allowed budding artists like Thapelo Gift Khoza to gain exposure; Khoza's music video on TikTok received over 500,000 views, leading him to win the 'Unbreakable Song Challenge' and take home R20,000 cash. Following this success, the 'New Song Challenge' was announced, offering the winner R50,000 and a single release with the prominent DJs. It will start from July 1, 2025. HONOR is the official tech sponsor of Bafana Bafana. Image: Mapaseka Mogotsi In a strategic move that extends beyond technology, HONOR has ventured into sports sponsorship by becoming the official sponsor of Bafana Bafana. This partnership promises to enhance the team's technological capabilities while fostering a deeper connection between fans and players. Promotional incentives for consumers who purchase the HONOR 400 and 400 Pro series include exclusive experiences and chances to attend key matches in upcoming tournaments. Looking ahead, HONOR is poised for global expansion with its newly announced 'HONOR ALPHA PLAN.' This strategic initiative aims to transform HONOR from a smartphone manufacturer into a leading global AI device ecosystem company. Unveiled at the Mobile World Congress in March 2025, it includes a staggering $10 billion investment and a commitment to provide seven years of Android OS and security updates. The vision for a shared, value-rich ecosystem aims to enhance human potential across the globe. The HONOR 400 is now available from R12,999 while the HONOR 400 Pro is priced at R17,999 both stocked at major retailers Vodacom, MTN, Telkom, and Cell C.

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