New Huawei Nova and Nova Plus commercials: it's all about the cameras
Huawei this week released no less than three video ads that promote the Nova and Nova Plus, the company's latest Android smartphones.
All three commercials (embedded below) showcase the camera capabilities of the Huawei Nova and Nova Plus. The two phones have similar 8 MP front-facing cameras (with various beauty effects and filters), but their rear cameras are different. The Nova Plus features a 16 MP rear camera with OIS (optical image stabilization), phase detection auto focus and 4K video recording, while the rear shooter of the regular Nova is a 12 MP one without OIS (though it still has phase detection auto focus and 4K video recording). All in all, Huawei says that these handsets and their cameras will enable you to be "cool" and "fun".
You can find out much more about the two new Huawei phones by checking out our Nova hands-on and Nova Plus hands-on.
Huawei didn't say anything regarding an eventual launch of the Nova and Nova Plus in the US. However, we know that the Nova Plus will be released in Canada in October, so the devices might very well hit shelves in the US at about the same time.
All three commercials (embedded below) showcase the camera capabilities of the Huawei Nova and Nova Plus. The two phones have similar 8 MP front-facing cameras (with various beauty effects and filters), but their rear cameras are different. The Nova Plus features a 16 MP rear camera with OIS (optical image stabilization), phase detection auto focus and 4K video recording, while the rear shooter of the regular Nova is a 12 MP one without OIS (though it still has phase detection auto focus and 4K video recording). All in all, Huawei says that these handsets and their cameras will enable you to be "cool" and "fun".
Huawei didn't say anything regarding an eventual launch of the Nova and Nova Plus in the US. However, we know that the Nova Plus will be released in Canada in October, so the devices might very well hit shelves in the US at about the same time.
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