Huawei Mate60 was exposed again: "Lingdong Island" gave up Snapdragon 8 Gen2

[Mobile China news] On July 20, mobile China noticed that a digital blogger posted a message about some of the Huawei Mate60 series models, and he said: according to my clues, Ujima has been real hammer, it is said that at least one is its own core, and did not use 8g2 (Qualcomm's second generation Snapdragon 8/ Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 mobile platform).

Huawei Mate60 series third-party renderings (image source watermarking)

It is worth mentioning that before this, there have been many rumors that Huawei may use the "Smart Island" design on the Mate60 series. Many netizens believe that this design may be similar to the front module of Apple's iPhone 14. However, in fact, as early as the Honor V20 released in 2018, Huawei/Honor (at that time, Honor was not independent, it was a subordinate brand of Huawei) used the design of "smart capsule" on the phone, far earlier than Apple's iPhone 14 series.

The Honor mobile phone's smart capsule function can form a "talk time capsule" when talking, and the "capsule" will also remind users when taking a selfie. Zhao Ming, CEO of Honor Terminal Co., Ltd. previously said when talking about the iPhone 14 Pro series smart Island function that Honor has launched similar technology a long time ago and applied for a patent.

Not long ago, a blogger made a third-party rendering of Huawei's Mate60 series. According to the introduction, Huawei Mate60 series will use anodic oxidation process + glass fiber decorative board, the middle of the phone is the antenna signal belt, the front is also the design style of smart capsule. The rear camera module of the mobile phone is larger than the Mate50 series, and Huawei's own image brand "XMAGE" is also in a more prominent position, and the overall design has changed a lot compared with the Huawei Mate50 series. At present, Huawei has not officially released information about the Mate60 series, including the release time and so on.

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