The controversy with Google aside, the Chinese company confirmed the launch of the Huawei Mate 30 series for next Thursday, September 19 in Munich, Germany, although the operating system that this high-end device will have is unknown.
Through a video of just 12 seconds, Huawei cleared the doubts generated last week by the Google veto. Recall that the US company banned the use of its operating system, Android, in the Mate 30.
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Much has been said about the obvious difficulties that this measure would represent for the staging of the Huawei Mate 30. It should be borne in mind that, a few days before, the same company ruled out the use of its own software. However, the circumstances are different and it seems that Huawei can no longer continue “betting” on Android, at least for now.
Under the hashtag # RethinkPossibilities (rethink the possibilities), Huawei announced on its official twitter account the event that will present its new smartphone. The teaser of the launch of the Mate 30 does not reveal any details about the operating system that the mobile will have.
The only clue about the Mate 30 that the video gives is on your camera. It shows a spherical shape that reflects the shape that this camera would have while saying “we are going to close the circle in Munich. ” For this reason, many argue that the camera of the new Huawei will have this specific feature, which would end with the rectangular design it has in the Huawei Mate 20.
n addition, the teaser hints at the round shape of the main camera – this is one of the chips of new smartphones. According to rumors, it will be a Quad-camera with dual 40MP sensors. Also, the Mate 30 and Mate 30 Pro will receive the new Kirin 990 processor, which is due to be presented tomorrow on September 6 at IFA 2019 in Berlin.
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