The Huawei Mate 50 smartphones will be available sooner than expected

According to some recent reports, Huawei will launch the new flagship Mate 50 series early next year. Some Huawei Mate 50 phones will use the Kirin 990 chip and others will use the Qualcomm Snapdragon 898 chip, but Huawei is only allowed to use the 4G version, so Phones that use Qualcomm’s flagship chip will not be able to offer the 5G network as well. Along چیکاو Be.

• The Huawei Mate 50 smartphones will be available sooner than expected

According to previous reports, the Huawei Mate 50 series is expected to be unveiled in the first quarter of next year and most likely in March (March 1400).

Not surprisingly, the Mate 50 series will be further improved on the screen and camera. It is worth noting that this smartphone will be natively equipped with Harmony OS 2.0 (Hongmeng OS 2.0). In the case of the first offer for sale, it may be released after the first quarter of next year.

In addition, Huawei’s mobile business will continue to grow. According to reports, Yu Chengdong recently said in an internal speech on consumer business that Huawei mobile phones will continue to do so and the king will return in 2023.

In September of this year, Huawei’s chairman Xu Zhijun said in an interview that after the sanctions; Huawei has relied on inventory to survive and solve the chip problem. It will rely on the joint efforts of China Semiconductor Industry Chain, which requires a lot of effort and time.

• Huawei will outsource the supply of smartphones to contractors under its own brands

The first step to save the smartphone business for the Chinese company (Huawei Technologies), which came under US sanctions, was to separate the Honor brand into an independent business. The Chinese giant is now thinking of designing smartphones for other manufacturers that sell them under their own brands.

Huawei’s new design was shared by Bloomberg, citing its sources. According to reports, Huawei Technologies wants to allow other companies to offer smartphone models developed by that brand under other brands, which by doing so, maintains access to parts that the Chinese giant can not buy due to sanctions. Chinese companies PTAC and TD Tech will be potential partners of Huawei.

The former now offers Huawei-made Nova-branded smartphones to the company’s customers on its website. In the future, the range of offers may expand to the price of private brand models developed by the senior partner.

According to reports, Huawei experts have already begun to reconsider the design of key smartphone models to use their HiSilicon processors to replace them with Qualcomm and MediaTek products. Together with the continued production of Huawei-branded smartphones, this will allow the company to sell more than 30 million smartphones by the end of next year. Restrictions imposed by US sanctions have already led to the fact that Huawei’s revenue in the consumer devices sector; Including smartphones, it has fallen for four consecutive quarters. The leadership of the Chinese tech giant has repeatedly spoken in favor of maintaining this type of business, even in the face of severe sanctions.