Huawei said at yesterday’s HDC2022 developer conference, Huawei used nearly three years of continuous exploration to make the Huawei Mate50 series a smooth connection to the nine skies dream come true. Therefore, the Huawei Mate 50 series broke through the three core technical challenges of high loss, low power and low gain, and became the world’s first popular smartphone to support BeiDou satellite messages.
Today, Huawei announced that the Beidou satellite messaging feature of the Mate Xs 2 is officially open for public testing!
In September this year, Huawei released the Mate 50 and Mate 50 Pro series of cell phones, the new machine equipped with a “upward stab at the sky” technology – satellite messaging, is the world’s first public smartphone to support Beidou satellite messaging.
This feature can break through the restrictions of the ground network, so that in an environment without ground network signal coverage, you can still send messages through the “Beidou Satellite Messaging” service number in the Changlian App to keep in touch with the outside world. Currently, this feature is only available in mainland China, excluding Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan.
