If you had any doubts about whether Huawei Was it going to have its phone with a folding screen or not, today the brand wanted to confirm all kinds of rumors with a publication that speaks for itself. The manufacturer invites us to witness a "connection with the future", and for this it has revealed a mysterious image in which the existence of a folding screen.
Does Huawei's folding screen fold out?
The image in question does not show anything particularly visible, beyond the date of February 24, an appointment for 14:00 p.m. and the image of what appears to be a folded screen with the screen side facing out (similar to to the Royole model and the Contrary to what we expect at Samsung).
come with us to explore #ConnectingTheFuture LIVE from #MWC @GSMA🇧🇷 Are you ready to reveal the unprecedented? #HuaweiMWC # MWC2019 pic.twitter.com/ErPD7eKMh1
- Huawei Mobile (@HuaweiMobile) February 1th 2019
The truth is that we can extract little more from the tweet, so the only thing left for us is to count the days until Huawei starts its press conference at MWC. It will be interesting to see what strategy the manufacturer follows to stand out in the new folding war, and we'll see if they decide to include 5G connectivity to this new device, an element that will undoubtedly be another of the protagonists at the Barcelona fair and that many manufacturers will use as an escape route to be able to enter the trend, since the development of folding screens is more limited to certain manufacturers that have the necessary technology to be able to develop this type of panels.
How many folding screen phones are we going to see at MWC?
Today, Royole is the only manufacturer with a foldable phone officially presented, and although Samsung has prepared a conference for Galaxy S10 and the folding model a few days before the MWC, we have no doubt that these new units (we'll see if the folding one too) will be present at the company's stand to show off an outfit. With this announcement, Huawei is the last to join the folding fashion, and we'll see if another manufacturer signs up at the last minute. One of the ones that sounds is LG, which could show a secondary display system that would be connected as an accessory to the body of the terminal (which could be a new model for the G family).