It looks like a nightmare for Huawei’s consumer chief Richard Yu. Back in 2016 he said that Huawei would overtake Apple and Samsung become the largest smartphone maker in the world by 2021. Of course, earlier this year Huawei did reach the top by surpassing Samsung. But exactly one year on the day the US put Huawei on the Entity List to stop it from doing business with US companies, the US made a major change in their export rules and banned foundries by using US technology to import chips to Huawei to send without a license. . The US said it was all done for security purposes.
Version of the Huawei P50 Pro
To prevent its sub-brand Honor from losing access to US suppliers and leading chips, Huawei sold the brand to a consortium of more than 30 companies for $ 15 billion. Honor as a stand-alone brand, you see, is not affected by the US action against Huawei. Losing Honor’s business this year, analysts expect Huawei to be the seventh largest phone maker in 2021, followed by Honor in eighth place.
The Huawei P50 Pro has a waterfall parachute
Those who have counted Huawei occasionally will be surprised to learn that the company is continuing its regular flagship models with the Huawei P50 series this year. Rumored specifications for the P50 Pro were recently distributed by Twitter tipster @hereYashRaj. According to the tweet, the global version of the P50 Pro will have two different variants; one will use the open source version of Android, while the other will run Huawei’s own Harmony operating system. You may recall that the latter was developed by Huawei after Google could no longer do business with the company. Chinese consumers can only buy the model powered by Harmony OS.
The Huawei P50 Pro Plus has a square curved screen
The P50 Pro has the Kirin 9000, the second 5nm chip used on a smartphone after the A14 Bionic of the iPhone 12 series. It also has 6/8 GB memory and 128/256 GB memory. The circular camera module used in the Huawei Mate 40 series has been replaced by an oval module in the upper left corner of the rear panel. At the front can be found a self-hole snapper with holes.
It is expected that the Huawei P50 will be equipped with a 6.1-inch to 6.2-inch AMOLED screen, while the P50 Pro will have a 6.6-inch AMOLED screen. A 6.8-inch AMOLED screen will adorn the P50 Pro Plus. The P50 screen is slightly curved or flat, while the waterfall will fall on either side of the P50 Pro screen. Reportedly, the P50 Pro Plus has a square screen.