How Smart Assistants Enhance Convenience and Connected Living

Intelligent virtual assistants (IVA) have seen tremendous growth as AI technology has enhanced its application across devices. The functionality offers accessibility and unrivaled convenience that have helped drive its success in the market.  Reports estimate that the global IVA market reached a value of US$ 2.75 Billion in 2019[1], showing the increasing interest and value for this artificial intelligence.

In HONOR’s Intelligent Living report, it looked at how smart assistants play the role of interfacing with users across multiple touchpoints in the digital ecosystem. Smart assistants must be able to communicate across devices, mobile apps and cloud services to provide actionable intelligence and perform tasks as intended by the users. With this ethos is mind, HONOR is continually innovating its products and services to deliver enhanced consumer experience that will satisfy the needs of the digitally engaged consumer. HONOR’s latest products integrate AI to offer actionable intelligence for on-the-go lifestyles.

Level Up Smartphone Experience with Huawei Assistant

User experience is ultimately reliant on smartphone performance. Hence, the HONOR 9X PRO is equipped with the Huawei Assistant, a virtual assistant that facilitates information search and apps accessibility, adding more convenience for the user. Created with users in mind, the HONOR 9X PRO is a serious contender equipped with only the most relevant hardware and software upgrades. The wide-ranging, intelligent features take AI to the next level, challenging the industry with its latest technology.

Make Everyday Life Easier with HONOR MagicWatch 2

The HONOR MagicWatch 2 offers a series of smart features that make the watch an intelligent tech tool to tackle digital tasks. By simply connecting the watch with a smartphone, the device will allow users to make hands-free calls while multitasking. With the ability to track fitness activity and access commonly used smartphone features like checking the weather app, setting the alarm, or starting the stopwatch timer, users can live in the moment without even having to touch their smartphone.