Strong and stable update for the Honor 10

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July 19, 2018

Honor 10 update to stabilise camera, minimise blurring and improve gaming experience.

The Huawei-made Honor 10 is set to get two big updates on August 3 that will boost the stabilisation of the camera to minimise blurring on photos and video and improve the gaming experience.

The stabilisation feature is called AIS (Automatic Image Stabilisation) and it minimises blurring and compensates for device shake while capturing photos and video. Within 0.2 seconds the software detects if the device is handheld and automatically sets the exposure and framing using AI scene recognition.

The gaming tweak is called GPU Turbo and is said to guarantee fast performance speeds and increases the graphics processing power and boosts the average frame rate to the fullest possible rate.

Meanwhile Honor is looking for beta testers skilled in gaming, ID design and AI photography. This beta testing program will only be available to Honor’s core group of fans with strong social networks.

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