Huawei’s got an event scheduled at the back end of this week to launch a smartphone in Munich, but if you’re in Australia, you’d hardly know about it. The Huawei Mate 30 series is very definitely coming, but with strong suspicion that we mightn’t see it in Australia for a while (if at all), it’s […]
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tech2 News StaffSep 11, 2019 20:56:07 IST Huawei is set to unveil its flagship Mate 30-series of smartphones for the global audiences on 19 September at an event in Munich, Germany. While the phones will not be coming with any Google services, as confirmed by Google a couple of days back, the rumour mill is
After a few false steps, it seems Huawei is now committed to launching its next big handset this month. The Huawei Mate 30 series will indeed launch later this month at an event to be held in Munich, Germany on 19 September 2019. There was speculation about whether the Mate 30 would lauch at all,
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Huawei has confirmed the launch date for its next flagship phone line. In a short teaser video posted to Twitter, the company says that the upcoming Mate 30 series will be unveiled in Munich, Germany on September 19th. The tagline for the event is “Rethink Possibilities.” Huawei will indeed have had to rethink the possibilities
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Following yesterday’s news that Huawei’s Mate 30 would be unable to launch with Google services on board, there is speculation today that the Mate 30 may be delayed. The South China Morning Post reports that the development may prompt Huawei to delay sales of the upcoming handset in western markets, because the lack of availability
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Huawei last year unveiled the Kirin 980 just a few days before Apple launched the iPhone XS series and its 7nm processor. At the time, Huawei made a big deal about launching the first 7nm mobile processor in the world, although it’s Apple’s A12 that was the first one to ship to consumers. Huawei will
