Huawei reveals new P30 Pro colours and update to EMUI 10 Huawei, less than two weeks from revealing theMate 30 series, has updated its P30 Pro flagship with two new colour options. Announced at IFA in Berlin, the blue and pink two-tone designs offer a little refresh to one ofour favourite phones of 2019. The only difference to theoriginal P30 Proon the outside is that new design. It frosts the lower two thirds of the back of the phone much like Google’s Pixel handsets, with the top section a glossy glass....

New Honor app partners with RNIB to help the visually impaired Honor has launched PocketVision, an app that helps those with visual impairments to read in certain situations. Launched in association with theRNIBand exclusively on the new Honor 20 Pro and Honor 20 phones, the free app uses three different modes. Using the quad-cameras of the 20 Pro, Honor says the app is an upgrade to competing magnifier apps and other methods of visual aid....

New Motorola phone with a pop-up camera leaks The Lenovo-owned Motorola is a persistent beast. It releases newMoto phonesalmost monthly, though not all models are released in every region. Perhaps we are spoiled in the UK by usually getting all of them. Just after the new Motorola One Zoom launched at IFA 2019, another new model has leaked online (viaXDA Developers). This time it looks like the next Motorola phone will be one with a pop-up camera, the 2019 way to stop a phone having either big bezels or any kind of notch....

Pixel 4 tipped to have new Motion Mode camera feature The upcomingGoogle Pixel 4will be the first Pixel ever with more than one rear facing camera. According to a report from9to5Google, it’ll also introduce a new camera setting called Motion Mode, a feature that will improve the quality of action shots and moving images. Supposedly tuned to scenarios like sports and ever-moving children and dogs, it’ll work much like more expensive DSLR cameras to keep the subject in focus while blurring the background....

This new Diesel smartwatch is quite the statement Fossil Group has announced its latest smartwatch, the Diesel Axial. The company says it’s inspired by the Brutalist architectural movement with a big, bold metal bezel and silver and gold colour options. At £339 in the UK it’s quite a pricy option, but that comes hand in hand with the Diesel brand. The Axial runs on Google’s Wear OS and has the latest Snapdragon 3100 processor inside....