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Double Eleven is the time to replace your phone: Huawei Mate X7 purchase gift, lowering the threshold for folding flagship replacement

Double Eleven is coming to an end, and the mobile phone market replacement craze continues to rise. Many old Huawei users are faced with the decision of upgrading to a new one: Although the Huawei candy bar machine in their hands can be used normally, the battery already needs to be charged twice a day, night scene shots are often blurry, and multiple applications are occasionally stuck when switching simultaneously. If you upgrade to a new candy bar flagship, you will only get a small improvement in image and performance. There will be almost no difference in daily use, and the novelty will be gone in three days. If you want to achieve a significant improvement in experience, the foldable screen is a good choice. Its unique large-screen interactive form has advantages that candy bar models cannot match. However, concerns such as the price threshold of 10,000 yuan and subsequent maintenance costs still make many users hesitant. Among the best-selling folding flagships currently on the market, Huawei Mate X7 is worthy of serious consideration: it not only brings a use experience that is unmatched by candy bar models in daily high-frequency scenarios such as photography, office work, and audio and video, but also relies on the ultra-reliable folding Xuanwu architecture to comprehensively improve the durability and protection capabilities of the entire machine and calmly resolve potential risks in daily use of folding screens. Coupled with the timely purchase gifts launched by Huawei, the entry threshold for this 10,000-yuan large foldable phone has become lower than ever. Whether the foldable screen can truly integrate into daily life, the thin and light body is an unavoidable prerequisite. Relying on a lightweight body design, Huawei Mate X7 has a folding thickness of 9.5mm and weighs only 235g. Its feel and portability are almost the same as those of candy bar flagships. The 6.49-inch external screen can easily handle daily operations such as sending and receiving messages, making and receiving calls, and video navigation. The 8-inch internal screen has a wide field of view after unfolding. When watching TV dramas, the screen fills the field of view and the black borders narrow. When playing games, the field of view on both sides is wider. When working in a split-screen office, multiple windows side by side do not look cramped. When closed, it is a handy candy bar machine, and when unfolded, it is a portable tablet. It combines portability and practicality with large-screen productivity when folded and folded. The differentiated experience brought by this dual form is the core value that distinguishes foldable screens from candy bar flagships. Tool

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Finance

Kimi begins to "rent" digital employees: Agent pricing anchor is sliding from software budget to human budget

Dark Side of the Moon released a managed agent, which was mostly interpreted by the market as a "functional upgrade." The judgment of this article: This is not a product iteration, but a restructuring of employment patterns - AI manufacturers are shifting from "selling tokens" to "renting digital employees." Based on the principle of "dynamics", this article proposes a three-layer lease-purchase decision-making framework, revealing that the pricing anchor point is sliding from IT budget to human budget. The general scenario of renting is the main channel, but buying will not disappear; the vertical scenario has entered a mixed state.

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Technology

Alibaba Cloud ranks first in China's gaming cloud market overall and in six segments

Recently, the latest "China Game Cloud Market Tracking Research, 2026H1" report released by International Data Corporation (IDC) shows that in the first half of 2026, Alibaba Cloud ranked first in the overall market with a market share of 37%, and ranked first in the six major market segments of infrastructure IaaS+CDN, infrastructure IaaS+ solution, infrastructure IaaS, solution, general cloud platform, and cloud gaming platform. Among them, in the game cloud infrastructure market, Alibaba Cloud accounts for 40%; in the game cloud solutions market, Alibaba Cloud accounts for 44%. Focusing on game R&D, operations, and overseas expansion, Alibaba Cloud provides full-stack AI technology from chips, cloud infrastructure, basic models to MaaS and agents. At the agent level, the application of AI is moving from code assistance to specific positions and team workflow. The level planning team of Buming Technology, the developer of "War Intent", uses Qoder to generate the Lua scripts required for troop lines, task triggering and performance control based on natural language requirements. After manual review and in-game execution verification, the level planning team implements the level logic, allowing planners who are familiar with scene design but not good at programming to directly participate in the production of runnable scripts. At the MaaS level, model capabilities have begun to enter the office, customer service and marketing processes of game companies. "Crazy Water World" owned by Yishijie has accessed the multi-model ecosystem through the Qianwen AI platform, built office agents and customer service efficiency solutions, and combined with Wanjingshi's AIGC video capabilities, expanded game advertising materials into short comics and creative ads, shortened the creative iteration cycle and reduced material production costs; for small and medium-sized teams and independent developers, Alibaba Cloud's cooperation with TapTap further connects model capabilities and game creation platforms. By accessing Alibaba models such as Qwen-Image-3.0, Wan3.0 and Qwen3.8-Max, T

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Military

AI has made it ‘close to impossible’ to assess university coursework, regulator says

Office for Students says institutions in England should return to traditional exams and in-person presentations Universities should go back to traditional exams and in-person presentations to grade students after lecturers complained that AI has made it “close to impossible” to assess coursework, according to an investigation by England’s higher education regulator. The Office for Students (OfS) said the credibility of degrees from England’s universities was under threat from the prolific use of AI in essays, dissertations and “open book” exams, with students reporting that their peers boasted

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