The new Huawei Honor 10 Lite smartphone is about to raise your selfie game to top-notch level

as informed in The camera feature of today's smartphones has, to some extent, become the litmus test of decision-making for mobile phone purchases. Next, the H10 Lite has a notched screen—a nice, welcome feature since this kind of display is almost always a premium feature in more expensive, top-of-the-line mobile devices. How to get your hands on this slick machineThe Huawei H10 Lite is on sale starting January 26 but will only be available at the SM City North EDSA Roadshow. Your purchase of the H10 lite will come with an HONOR Band 4 Running, HONOR Gift Box and HONOR Sports Arm Band, free items that have a total value of Php3,000.00. The best part of your Huawei H10 Lite purchase at the Activity Center is that it gives you a chance to win a HUAWEI Matebook Laptop through a raffle to be held on site!

Man using smartphone 1st person to lose licence for a week under new driving laws

A man in his 60s now has the "dubious distinction" of being the first person in the province to have his licence suspended for a week after twice being caught using his smartphone while driving, Manitoba Public Insurance said in a release Thursday. The driver's first offence happened in late November, which resulted in a three-day licence suspension under the province's new distracted driving laws. Close to 300 drivers have had their licences suspended since the new law came into effect. In addition, drivers caught using their phones while driving will also take a hit to their wallet, to the tune of a $672 fine. In 2017, distracted driving was a contributing factor in more than 15,000 collisions, 30 of which were fatal, according to MPI.

How the new VR screen could end the smartphone

as mentioned in A smartphone screen is a wonder of the world. The only way to get more information from a smartphone screen is to bring the pixels closer to our eyes, with the device somehow mounted on our heads rather than holding it in our hands. Like camera apps were to smartphones, VR and AR applications will be the lucky beneficiaries of the race to a new screen. Multiple companies will release headsets and glasses in the coming couple of years that will replace the smartphone screen as the way we take in visual information from our computers. Following that, virtual worlds, VR and AR will begin to make use of these screens, allowing us to augment or substitute entirely new worlds for the real one.

collected by :John Smith