Not at all like Samsung who has been more than anxious to flood the market with their foldable phones, Huawei has been adopting a to some degree traditionalist strategy. The organization has just a single foldable phone added to its repertoire right now, however that will change on the 22nd of February.

This is the point at which the organization will be formally declaring its next foldable smartphone, the Huawei Mate X2, and they have kept on prodding the dispatch on its Weibo page. Not at all like the first Mate X, the X2 will include a showcase that folds inwards, comparative in the veins of the Samsung Galaxy Fold and Galaxy Z Fold 2.

For the individuals who failed to remember, the Huawei Mate X endeavored to take a stab at something else by putting the foldable piece of the presentation outwardly of the phone. It was a fascinating decision, yet it didn't actually offer a lot of insurance, particularly when you consider the phone was estimated more than $2,000.

Regarding specs, the gossipy tidbits are asserting that the handset will in all probability be controlled by Huawei's own Kirin 9000 chipset. Its presentation is likewise said to quantify 8.01-inches when unfurled, and within, there will be an auxiliary showcase estimating 6.45-inches. It will likewise allegedly pack a quad camera arrangement comprising of 50MP + 16MP + 12MP + 8MP sensors.

Strangely, it will just accompany a 4,400mAh battery which is somewhat little thinking about the number of showcases it will control. We ought to have more subtleties one week from now so seek out us then for the updates.

Huawei P50 is the upcoming smartphone series for the next year. As per rumors, the company is planning to release the series around the time of the Mobile World Congress. But due to the current political situation, the series may not release at the time. Although the device isn't officially announced, we are already getting the leaks through social media users. Last year's Huawei P50 series included three models.

Leaks suggest that the Chinese telecom giant is going to release the following models in the first half of the year. Huawei P50, Huawei P50 Pro, Huawei P50 Pro+. The vanilla Huawei P50 will be the first smartphone to be powered by HiSilicon Kirin 9000E SoC. Unlike the P50 vanilla model, the latter two phones will be powered by HiSilicon Kirin 9000 chipset. Another leak suggests that the company will be soon starting mass production as their design has been finalized.

It is also rumored that the phone will be released with a new improved design and significantly developed photography system. According to the tipster, the Huawei P50 series will be equipped with a new generation of imaging systems, and it will continue to feature Leica-engineered cameras. The tipster didn't share any other information on the camera specs.

Last month, a user called Teme posted on social media that the P50 will feature a 6.6-inch quad-curved display with a 120Hz refresh rate. He further posted that P50 and P50 Pro will arrive with a slimmer glass, new gesture support, EMU 11 based Android 11 operating system, and Quad/Penta camera sensors by Leica that can offer high 200x digital zoom. The three models of the series will feature 4,200mAh, 4,300mAh batteries with 66W and 50W fast charging support.

Huawei is known for declaring its P-series of smartphones by the primary quarter of the year. While the Chinese maker is quiet on its appearance, it might make a big appearance as right on time as one month from now. A Chinese insider who is known for Huawei spills guaranteed that the forthcoming Huawei P50 series will accompany an upgrade improvement in mechanical plan and a fundamentally improved imaging framework.

As per the insider, when increasingly more smartphone makers are focusing on the plan of the back cameras of their phones, the Huawei P50 series will adopt an alternate strategy. He asserted that notwithstanding thinking about photography capacities, the P50 series will accompany a definitely improved mechanical plan.

The Huawei P50 series will be outfitted with another age of the super imaging framework, and it will keep on wearing Leica designed cameras. The insider didn't share any solid data on the specs of the Huawei P50 setup.

Toward the finish of December, dependable insider Steve Hemmerstoffer shared a CAD render of the front side of the Huawei P50 Pro. The dubious render uncovered the presence of a solitary poke hole camera. A month ago, leakster Teme uncovered that the P50/P50 Pro+ phones have a 6.6-inch/6.7-inch quad-bended presentation with a 120Hz invigorate rate uphold. He further shared the two phones will show up with a slimmer glass/ceramic plan, new signals uphold, EMU 11 based Android 11 OS, and Leica marked quad/penta focal point with new super zoom that can present to 200x advanced zoom. The P50/P50 Pro+ is required to accompany Kirin 9000/Kirin 9000 chipset, 4,200mAh/4,300mAh batteries, and 66W/50W quick charging support.

Huawei is as of now planning to dispatch its next lead arrangement of smartphones, the Huawei P50. In the interim, the organization is bit by bit collecting data about future updates.

Other than the chipset, the reports express that show providers of Huawei P50 are Samsung Display and LG Display. The two organizations are preparing for creation as of now. The goal and real plan of those presentations, clearly are a secret at this moment. The orders for P50 are conclusive. Nonetheless, the report says that there is no lucidity on the off chance that they will likewise get orders for the following Mate 50 arrangement.

Huawei needs to keep its userbase with strong smartphones and needs to keep its name as serious parts in the lead fragment. The organization nearly arrived at Samsung a few years prior by delivery almost 44 million lead smartphones. It likewise outperformed Apple in the whole shipment rankings for 2019. As per early gauges, the organization encountering an expressive drop in 2020. While the Chinese clients are essentially supporting Huawei, their gadgets are presently practically unimportant in Global business sectors. It's difficult for a worldwide client to have a gadget without Google Apps.

We need to hold back to check whether Huawei will figure out how to sidestep all the limitations. The organization may see some alleviation on Biden's organization, yet just the reality of the situation will become obvious eventually.

As a final blow, the Trump administration revoked dozens of licenses from Huawei suppliers, including chipmaker Intel. The action taken by Donal Trump is his last effort to weaken the world's largest telecommunication company, which they termed as a matter of national security. According to Reuters, the Semiconductor Industry Association said on Friday that the Commerce Department had issued "intents to deny a significant number of license requests for exports to Huawei and a revocation of at least one previously issued license." Some licenses were apparently under review status for many months and are now being denied just a few days before President Trump has to leave the office.

Earlier, almost 150 licenses were said to be in the review status for $120 billion worth of products and technology. Of these, a vast majority of licenses have been reported to be denied, while the eight other licenses were revoked to maintain consistency with the licensing rules. A source confirmed that another $280 billion worth of licenses for Huawei hasn't been processed yet. Huawei suppliers have already been notified of the license cancellation. They have 20 days to respond to the decision. The Department of Commerce has 45 days to issue any changes to the decision, or it becomes the final decision. Companies will have another 45 days to appeal against the final decision.

Meanwhile, Huawei has restarted its efforts to rejuvenate the supply. According to a recent Nikkei Asia report, the company is trying to find more investors to bring in some cash and move forward against all the odds. In fact, the device manufacturer has already acquired stakes in 20 semiconductor suppliers to cover the gap. Huawei has been under fire from the Trump administration since May 2019 and today's action will put the company more in heap.