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"Huawei has announced a new software solution that will enable users of selected Huawei smartphones to share content with TVs and other devices.  Unveiled at Mobile World Congress, AirSharing allows the latest Huawei devices to sync photos, videos and games through Huawei&amp;#039;s wireless cloud.  Available on Huawei&amp;#039;s Emotion user interface, a new overlay for Android, AirSharing means content can be synced from a mobile phone to a compatible device.  Users will be able to see their photos on a larger screen, or play mobile games with others on televisions or monitors.  Huawei also feels that AirSharing can be used for business, allowing people to show files stored on their smartphone or tablet on a work monitor or TV through a WiFi connection.  The system is similar to the AllShare Plus on Samsung mobile devices, and the AirPlay function offered by Apple.  Richard Yu, the chief executive of Huawei consumer business group, said that the Chinese firm will open up AirSharing to third-party developers in the future.   &amp;quot;Airsharing is our latest software innovation which, together with our proprietary Emotion UI, is a way to differentiate ourselves and offer an easy-to-use solution for our customers,&amp;quot; said Yu.  &amp;quot;In the near future, we also plan to open Airsharing to third-party content providers and developers to further build on this multi-platform to benefit customers even more through a smart, integrated world.&amp;quot; AirSharing will come pre-installed on devices running Huawei&amp;#039;s new Emotion UI (and Android 4.1 or above), including the new Huawei Ascend P2, the Ascend D2 and the monster 6.1-inch-screen-toting Ascend Mate. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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