Due to the US sanctions, Huawei was literally forced out of the global mobile market. And unsurprisingly, due to supply issues, Huawei had to cancel the announcement of the flagship Mate 50 series this year. But the company does not intend to completely abandon the launch of the Mate 50 line, despite all the difficulties.
According to SlashLeaks, Huawei has postponed the debut of the Mate 50 to next year. The long-awaited series of smartphones will debut in the first quarter, but the exact date is still unknown. However, earlier information appeared on the Web that the premiere of the new generation of Huawei Mate will take place in March.
The Huawei Mate 50 smartphones will be based on the new flagship Qualcomm Snapdragon 898 chipset, which will be presented in December 2021 at the traditional annual Qualcomm summit. True, this will be a special version of the chip, characterized by the fact that instead of a 5G modem, it will include a 4G modem. The fact is that due to sanctions imposed by the US government, Huawei cannot purchase chips with support for fifth-generation cellular networks from Qualcomm. But smartphones Huawei Mate 50 will support satellite communications for communication using SMS-messages in cases where the usual cellular network is not available. The Chinese satellite system Beidou will be responsible for this. The sources also attribute to the new flagships OLED displays made using LTPO technology using low-temperature polycrystalline silicon, like in the iPhone 13. This will support an adaptive image refresh rate up to 120 Hz.
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