TechnikNews Weekly # 004: Android P and something new for the Huawei P20
A SUMMARY of David Wurm 
on March 11, 2018, 20:18 | Write a comment
Admittedly, this week has been pretty quiet in the tech world. So it got on too TechnikNews not done so much. But like every Sunday there is a review of the past week. That TechnikNews Weekly in issue 4.
Android P in first developer preview
Probably the top news of this week: Android P. This week Google presented the first developer preview of Android 9.0 here. At first glance, the design changes in the status bar and in some menus are immediately noticeable. The energy-saving mode has also been fundamentally revised here and the annoying orange bar has been removed. Reason enough to take a closer look at the new operating system. We have recorded all relevant features and changes.
Huawei Mate 10 Pro quite cheap
Since mid-December 2017 that is Huawei Mate 10 Pro available from us in Germany and Austria. A 6-inch smartphone that can convince with AI, performance and battery power. (we tested) In the middle of last week, the Huawei Mate 10 Pro was available at MediaMarkt and Saturn for a pretty reasonable price. The smartphone was up for auction there for just 499 euros. The device is otherwise available on Amazon for the proud price of just under 700 euros, and is considerably cheaper in blue. Here you can buy the device directly on Amazon.
Press photos of the Huawei P20 leaked
Let's stay with Huawei. Last week we reported on the first leaks of the Huawei P20. Now professional leaker Evan Blass has released what is believed to be the first official press photo. Contrary to expectations, there will be three devices: the Huawei P20, P20 Pro and P20 Lite. However, only the Huawei P20 Pro will have the triple camera. You can read what that looks like in our updated Article about the Huawei P20.
FRITZ! Box manufacturer AVM with its own speed test
Also noted by the way: This week, the manufacturer of the FRITZ! Boxes, which is pretty well known to us, set up a separate page for testing the Internet connection. The fairly reliable speed test measures ping, jitter (fluctuation in accuracy in the transmission rate, the lower the better) and of course the download and upload rate.