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Huawei announced the P50 and P50 Pro smartphones on Thursday, and due to chip supply constraints, they unfortunately only support 4G instead of the latest 5G networks.

Huawei is about to launch its highly anticipated P50 series smartphones at the end of this month, which will showcase its new imaging technology.

It didn't provide any more information, but according to a digital blogger, the phone, codenamed Elizabeth, features an engineering unit with a 6.76-inch OLED display and a resolution of 2,772*1,344.

For an already saturated global smartphone market, Chinese smartphone giant Xiaomi's share is still growing.

Restrictions on access to chips have made the launch of Huawei's P50 series of smartphones difficult. Now, the company seems to have found a compromise.

The MatePad 11 is the first Huawei tablet to support 120Hz refresh rate, providing a smoother visual experience in gaming and office scenarios.

The Huawei tablet MatePad 11 with HarmonyOS 2 will be released at 19:30 on July 6 Beijing Time, the Chinese tech giant announced Monday.

Luxury brand Caviar officially entered China on Sunday, offering Huawei phones priced up to RMB 465,000 ($71,080).

Huawei unveiled HarmonyOS 2 earlier this month, and now the Mate X2, a foldable phone with the system pre-installed, is going on sale, albeit only in a 4G version.

Huawei's mobile business is in trouble after chip supply was restricted. Consumer attention has focused on when the company's new P-series flagship will be released, and now it looks like it may not be far off.