Huawei and Oppo’s foldable smartphone offerings are launching separately just before 2021 comes to an end, according to the recent revelations of a well-known leaker and tipster.
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Just when phone consumers thought that all of the hottest smartphone launches in 2021 have occurred with the release of the iPhone 13 and the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3 and Z Flip 3, a leaker is saying there is more to come.
Although it is to note that Xiaomi is also scheduled to release the first smartphone to carry the Qualcomm 4nm chip before 2021 ends, Huawei and Oppo are reportedly releasing their foldable devices last minute as well.
It turns out that the massive Chinese phone makers, Huawei, Xiaomi, and Oppo, are scheduled to launch flagship-level smartphones during the holiday season.
Huawei, Oppo Foldable Phone Launch
As per the report by TechNave, a prominent leaker that goes by the name Ice Universe previously noted that there is a “powerful killing” that is about to enter the emerging foldable phone market.
Shortly after hinting about an upcoming foldable phone, another analyst and well-known tipster, Ross Young, further disclosed details about it.
The tipster confirmed that both Huawei and Oppo are set to release their entries to the foldable phone market just before we welcome another year.
On top of that, Young also further disclosed that the Chinese phone maker, Huawei, is also set to release a clam-shell version of the foldable phone–similar to the Samsung Galaxy Flip 3, according to the news story by Android Headlines.
Oppo’s First Foldable
On the other hand, the well-known analyst predicted that OPPO is slated to release an in-folding device–just like the massively popular Galaxy Z Fold 3.
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In this picture taken on May 9, 2017, men holding smartphones stand in front of an Oppo shop in Shenzhen. Chinese smartphone maker Oppo began life selling DVD players in the in the southern manufacturing hub of Dongguan a little more than a decade ago and only broke into the handset market in 2011. But with an aggressive marketing strategy and concentration on bricks-and-mortar stores in small and medium-sized cities.
AndroidHeadlines added in the same report that if the leak is to …….