Huawei’s new flagship phones P40 and P40 Pro will be launched in March next year.
The announcement was made by Huawei Consumer Group CEO Richard Yu while speaking to French media, saying that the company’s new flagship phones will be unveiled during an event in Paris in March.
He also said that Huawei’s new flagship phones will have the Android 10 operating system, but like the Mate 30 series phones, the new devices will also lack Google Mobile services.
The phone will be unveiled a month after the Mobile World Congress in February in Barcelona, Spain, and will still lack Google services due to US sanctions.
It should be noted that in May this year, by blacklisting Huawei, the Chinese company was prevented from using American technology and until now it cannot obtain a license to use Google software.
The Android 10 operating system is open source, so Huawei can access it, but Google Maps, Play Store, search engines and other mobile services require licenses, which are not issued by the US government.
The P40 series of phones will combine Android 10 with the company’s own EMUI user interface.
The Huawei Mate 30 series of phones also lacked these services and that’s why they haven’t gone on sale in all countries yet despite the camera setup and battery life being rated as excellent.
However, these phones sold a lot in China because Google services don’t work in China and consumers there don’t even care about them.
According to Richard Yu, a better camera setup and battery life will also be made part of the P40 series phones.
Similarly, they claim that its design will be like never seen before, the better processor will also be a part of it.
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2024-09-04 02:43:08
