Huawei has revealed its new flagship, and though the Chinese phone-maker may be embroiled in various Android and chipset headaches, that hasn't stopped it from making the Mate 40 Series a powerhouse.
When the Mate 30 Pro arrived in 2019, it came at a very difficult time for Huawei, having the dubious honor of being the first major smartphone from the brand to be released without Google apps ...
The Huawei Mate 40 series’ launch is edging closer and, with it, new rumors are surfacing. Now, the latest one suggests that the flagship lineup will have a total of four total variants, including a ...
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A retail box for the new Huawei Mate 40 Pro Plus smartphone has been leaked, and it confirms some more information about the handset. The box reveals that one version of the handset will come with ...
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Hands-on images of Huawei’s latest flagship smartphone the Mate 40 Pro running EMUI 11 and packing incredible cameras. Hands-on images of Huawei’s latest flagship smartphone the Mate 40 Pro running ...
The situation shouldn’t be any different with the new Mate 40 Pro. It’s likely to be Huawei’s most advanced device yet — even if there are still questions over the extent to which the company is ...
Huawei’s next flagship phone, the Mate 40 Pro, is still a couple of months away from unveiling, but a reliable leaker known as “OnLeaks” has shared renders of what is likely the final design of the ...
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