Huawei wide non-foldable phone has been making a buzz for a long time and it seems we now have a slightly more accurate launch time for this creation. Here’s another leak that now sheds light on the tentative release schedule of the rumored device.
SmartPikachu on Weibo revealed that the alleged wide non-foldable Huawei phone may launch after the Mate 90 series. While the time is still set for “end of this year”, the leak drops a major clue on this subject.
Mate 90 series is expected to debut in September this year – earlier than the past two generations, as the chip production has reportedly improved with the new solution.
- Huawei Mate 90 series will use a new Kirin chip with LogicFolding architecture
- Huawei chooses the Tau (τ) Scaling Law over Moore’s Law for semiconductor development
Based on the current leak, the all-new wide candybar smartphone will likely show up in the market anytime after September (if Mate 90 goes official in that month).
(Image Credits: Weibo)
Though what’s worth noticing is if the company will launch the alleged handset alongside the Mate X8 foldable or after its release. The new-gen book-type model’s unveiling is reportedly delayed. But the latest leak links all the dots.
Huawei hasn’t disclosed any type of information regarding the “wide non-foldable phone” yet. Therefore, let’s wait for more revelations before reaching any conclusion.
The rumored wide phone has been taking shape for a long while. Leaks even suggested that it will bring a flagship Kirin 9 series mobile chipset and a big 7000mAh battery.
Other changes could be seen in terms of the camera arrangement. But the key highlight will, of course, be the size and form factor of the new device. Whether the one-handed mode will be a problem with this creation or not would be worth seeing!
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