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Huawei’s 5G foldable phone screen details and release information appear

by Anvinraj Valiyathara 2 days ago

Huawei has been actively working on a foldable phone that will also carry support for 5G connectivity.Around two months ago, the Chinese manufacturer had confirmed that it will be launching its a foldable phone within a year. Fresh information revealed by ET News publication claims that the Chinese manufacturer has already showcased the final product instead of a prototype to the carriers in South Korea.

An industry insider has claimed that Huawei had indeed shown a completed foldable phone. However, he refrained from revealing the specifications and usage patterns of the smartphone.

It appears that South Korea could be one of the first markets to receive Huawei’s first 5G foldable phone since it is the only country along with the U.S. where commercialization of 5G networks are expected to happen by the first half of 2019. In the second half of 2019, the 5G networks may get commercialized in Japan, China and Europe. Probably, the phone may release in the second or third quarter of the coming year.

The report further reveals that the Chinese manufacturer may showcase its foldable phone at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2019 in February next year. The handset will be reportedly featuring flexible OLED panels supplied by China’s BOE display maker.


Huawei 5G foldable phone render
When folded, Huawei’s foldable phone will offer a screen space of 5 inches and when unfolded, it will provide a screen area of 8 inches. In comparison, the outer display of the Samsung’s foldable phone will be of 4.6 inches and the inner screen will be of 7.3 inches.

Previous reports have revealed that for 5G connectivity, the company is expected to use Balong 5000 5G modem on its foldable phone. It may also come equipped with an under-display fingerprint scanner.

Samsung had recently showcased its foldable phone at the Samsung Developer Conference (SDC) 2018. At the event, it only revealed the folding mechanism of the flexible display along with screen specifications. The smartphone is speculated to get announced in March. There is a possibility that Huawei end up launching the foldable phone before Samsung.

https://www.gizmochina.com/2018/11/...creen-details-and-release-information-appear/
 
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When folded, Huawei’s foldable phone will offer a screen space of 5 inches and when unfolded, it will provide a screen area of 8 inches. In comparison, the outer display of the Samsung’s foldable phone will be of 4.6 inches and the inner screen will be of 7.3 inches.

This size look better option then samsung one if bezels are small.
 
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good ,,,great
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I hope Huawei will be the first smartphone maker to use solid-state batteries on high-end products. :enjoy:

Next-generation solid-state batteries in production in China


November 20, 2018 By News Team

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China’s first solid-state battery production line has become operational in the city of Kunshan, east China’s Jiangsu Province.

The solid-state battery technology is a next-generation, high-capacity energy storage solution eyed by global high-tech firms to improve on today’s lithium-ion batteries, replacing the liquid or gel-form electrolyte with a solid and conductive material.

Chinese start-up Qing Tao (Kunshan) Energy Development Co. Ltd, led by Nan Cewen, a member of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, has invested 1 billion yuan (144 million U.S. dollars) on the solid-state battery project.

The production line is capable of producing 0.1 GWh solid-state batteries per year, which have an energy density of over 400 Wh/kg.

Nan announced the line’s operation on Monday, saying the batteries would first be utilized on special equipment and high-end digital products.

He said the company has engaged with a number of large automobile manufacturers to produce batteries for electric vehicles by 2020, when the company’s annual production capacity is expected to reach 0.7 GWh.

Nan founded the company with several Ph.D graduates from Tsinghua University in 2014 with an insight on the market prospect for solid-state battery technology.

He said world renowned companies like Volkswagen, Toyota and Dyson were marching towards using solid-state batteries for automotive applications.

“Getting rid of liquid electrolytes can ensure the battery is not flammable or combustible and can even be produced in flexible packs,” Nan said.

http://energymetalnews.com/2018/11/20/next-generation-solid-state-batteries-in-production-in-china/
 
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ffs Get rid of that stupid notch shit already.
The only reason I'm not buying any Huawei.
It's like they chose to devolve phone design instead of coming up with something more original.

Xiaomi Mi Mix 3 is better tbh.
 
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Nice done Huawei !

ffs Get rid of that stupid notch shit already.
The only reason I'm not buying any Huawei.
It's like they chose to devolve phone design instead of coming up with something more original.

Xiaomi Mi Mix 3 is better tbh.
The only reason you do not buy Huawei coz you are poor.Huawei Mate 20 pro camera techs are world leading class and it is real!
Well you will not understand with your biased indian brain.

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Nice done Huawei !


The only reason you do not buy Huawei coz you are poor.Huawei Mate 20 pro camera techs are world leading class and it is real!
Well you will not understand with your biased indian brain.

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Are you effed up in your brain or just a moron in general?
Go read my post once again and try to use your tiny brain this time to make sense of it before commenting on it with your non nonsensical gibberish.
 
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