Nonetheless Huawei is about to launch a new foldable smartphone that will be released very soon, and the company has released an update to AppGallery for PC that improves its main features.
Huawei Mate X2 to launch on February 22
According to Huawei’s official Weibo account, the next foldable smartphone from the Chinese company will simply be called Mate X2 and will be released on February 22.
From the teaser image it is clear that the flexible display of Huawei Mate X2 this time it will bend inwards, a curious fact considering that Huawei in the past despised this solution adopted by Samsung for Galaxy Fold me Galaxy Z Fold2.
At the moment Richard Yu, CEO of Huawei Consumer Business Group, has limited himself to saying that he has been using a Mate X2 for a while and that the device is full of surprises, however we wonder how many units the company will be capable of. .to ship, given the current difficulties in finding flagship mobile processors, and especially if Huawei this time will have enough units to sell outside of China. We’ll probably find out in a few weeks.
Huawei launches a new AppGallery update for PC
AppGallery is the application distribution platform that Huawei has introduced as an alternative to Google Play Store after events related to ban USA.
About a month ago, Huawei launched the AppGallery PC version And according to the latest news the company has released a new update that adds some features that improve the user experience and provide more privacy.
At 117.1 MB, the update adds Huawei ID login and optimizes the automatic removal of installation packages.
The version personal computer AppGallery offers five main sections, within which there are also subsections of applications and games. Currently, the platform has more than 530 million monthly active users and is available in more than 170 countries.
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