China smartphone shipments drop 5% in Q3 to 66.7 mn handsets: Report
The smartphone shipments in China have witnessed a drop of five per cent (year-on-year) in the third quarter (Q3) of this year to 66.7 million handsets as competition intensifies
Chinese smartphone maker Huawei may launch a smartphone with a whopping 512GB internal storage. A model with this specification has been spotted on China’s regulatory body website TENAA.
A Huawei smartphone with model number “NEO-AL00” was listed on TENAA in February and now it has been updated with details such as 6GB RAM and 512GB built-in storage.
In December, Samsung announced that it had begun mass producing the world’s first 512GB embedded Universal Flash Storage (eUFS) solution for use in next-generation mobile devices.
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“That is somehow expected since South Korean giant Samsung has already announced a 512GB UFS storage. We’re assuming Huawei is using the component for this particular phone,” according to Android Community.
The upcoming device could reportedly be a Huawei “Mate” series smartphone.
“Others are thinking the ‘NEO-AL00’ could be the Huawei ‘P20 Pro’ but there’s also the idea it could be a ‘Mate’. A Huawei ‘Mate X’ concept is possible since the ‘MateX’ trademark was recently filed in Europe,” the report added.
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