During a meeting hosted by Huawei to introduce the new Mate Xs, its second-generation mobile phone, Richard Yu himself, a leading leader of the Chinese consumer company, seized the opportunity announce to the world the date of delivery for the next product star, Huawei P40.
It's going to be one year again, Paris, and the date selected is that March 26. At the event, Yu himself confirmed that phone name, in addition to suggesting that it would be "the biggest 5G market in the market".
Huawei will launch the new P40 on March 26
For a while now, the design of the new Huawei P40 It is guaranteed by various leaks from reliable sources, as is the case with the receiving environment the cook Evan Blass Thanks to them, We know that the company is planning to keep a good line similar to the current generation Huawei P series, or the changes will be introduced as a series entry double hole on the screen which eliminates the need for notch located at the top.
On the other hand, it all points to that, like the Huawei Mate 30, Huawei P40 series models will require Google services, and instead Huawei will bet on the spine Huawei Mobile Services it aims to replace Google's software architecture. Beyond that, it is very possible Android 10 be a system version that continuously rotates these new calls.
Another relevant change is also in the phone's photos section, which contains the theme up to seven cameras; five in the back and two in the front, at least in the model Pro. The leak suggests that the P40 Pro will feature a Sony IMX686 primary sensor with 64 megapixels of resolution, coupled with a 20-megapixel wide angle sensor, a megapixel periscope telephoto lens and a larger camera. Not again ToF camera.
For now, all of that is known for the new Huawei P40. Fortunately, it only sets us apart in one month until the launch date, so you won't have to wait too long until all the details are finally available
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