More problem in mobile paradise. Huawei is delaying the release of the foldable phone awaiting September. No, there aren’t any troubles reported yet but Huawei wants to make sure it tests the Mate X vigilantly after all the troubles Samsung is going through. The top South Korean company has canceled the release of the Galaxy Fold due to displays breaking. It’s been approximately two months since Samsung decided to hold off the launch. Hinge development and screen fix are coming rapidly but we may not see a June release yet.
Huawei wants to be confident that the Mate X won’t suffer the similar fast as the Samsung foldable phone. Extra tests are being done so the phone won’t smash down. There is no related problem experienced yet but Huawei doesn’t desire anything like that to happen specially now that it’s facing bigger challenges on an international scale.
The Samsung Galaxy Fold problem may be a incentive but perhaps Huawei really wants to make sure they’re prepared with the OS. It’s not clear yet if the Mate X will still run Android or its own mobile OS mainly since Google former decided to cut off business with Huawei due to the urging of the US government. Huawei says it will motionless be Android-powered but there is a opportunity license may be revoked.
The Huawei Mate X is planned for a worldwide release. It will previously contain 5G support, making it the first ever 5G foldable phone. The price may reach $2,600 or about 2,299 euros.
Huawei’s Mate X foldable phone was revealed off last February but it hasn’t reached the market yet. The mid-April launch was stimulated to June and then September. Cross your fingers it will be the last and official launch month.
The foldable phone is anticipated to help increase Huawei after reports about it canceling a latest laptop offering because of the US trade ban. The company still has plans to turn into the No. 1 Mobile Brand in the world but it may take a while because of the blacklisting.
Huawei seems to be equipped and positive about the situation. Google has announced it will stop providing access to Huawei but then eased limits up to August. Google has also lately warned the US government of better national security risks if it continues to stop Huawei from doing business with American firms and vice versa.
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