Honor unveils AI-driven all-scenario strategy at MWC 2024

The Magic6 Pro features a 50MP ultrawide camera (f.2.0, EIS) and a 50MP main camera with auto-adjusting aperture (f/1.4 and f/2.0, OIS).

George Zhao, Honor CEO, on stage at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona where the company launched their flagship Magic6 Pro smartphone. Picture: Noel Campion.

Global technology firm Honour launched several devices today at Mobile World Congress 2024, with a strong focus on what they are saying is an all-scenario strategy aimed at revolutionising user experiences with artificial intelligence. 2024 will be remembered as the year AI came of age on mobile, and Honor is committed to enhancing their devices with the latest innovations. The company's CEO, George Zhao, took the stage to introduce a suite of smart devices, including the Honor Magic6 Pro flagship smartphone and the AI-powered Honor MagicBook Pro 16 laptop, both designed to be AI-centric. Mr Zhao said their eco-system, which seamlessly connects Honor devices, was as good if not better than Apple’s - a big claim.

Magic6 Pro