The P50 series, Huawei’s next-gen flagship phone will on July 29 be unveiled at a launch event, the tech company has announced.
In the announcement made on Tuesday on various social media channels, Huawei affirmed that the series will mark the beginning of “a new era of mobile imaging, with the company’s head of Consumer business group, Mr. Richard Yu revealing in a post on Weibo that a ”new mobile imaging technology” will come with their release.
The July 29 event, though a dedicated China-only launch, the P50 series is mooted to have a broader worldwide rollout presumable to known and existing markets, which included those in the UK and the EU. The lineup has been rumored to have three models — the P50, P50 Pro and P50 Pro Plus.
It would be recalled that Huawei at a launch event in June teased the audience with the P50 series, when it unveiledHarmonyOS, its own mobile operating system designed to replace Google Mobile Services on its smartphones as well as an array of consumer devices.
“For reasons you are all aware of, a launch date has not been set,” Yu said at the June event.
The Huawei brand, a global telecoms supplier and phone manufacturer, has been under major scrutiny in recent years, with the US and some European countries banning the use of its equipment in their 5G networks.
The company’s chairman had predicted “difficult” times for Huawei, and there certainly have been challenges. The US has continued to pressure allies to block Huawei from their next-generation 5G wireless networks.
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Ayoola Faseyi, an Abuja based Journalist with interest in Technology and Politics. He is a versatile writer with articles in many renowned News Journals.
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