A render of Huawei's future P40 has appeared. The unit differs from the P30 in a few respects. So the notch had to clear the field and the layout of the camera island on the back also gets a makeover.
Although Huawei is no longer allowed to provide phones with Google services, this does not mean that they have stopped making phones. In fact, they still do their very best, even for their top series. Images of that upcoming Huawei P40 have appeared today and show a sleek, modern and (as far as possible) competitive phone.
Images of the P40 appeared at 91mobiles and show some striking things. So we see two self-image cameras. Nothing new in itself, but many manufacturers have already abandoned it. For example, Samsung seems to equip the successor to the S10+ with a single lens and Google also did not provide the successor to the Pixel 3 XL with double self-iecams. So Huawei can distinguish itself on this point.
Exynos processor?
The Huawei P40 will be equipped with 3 Leica cameras at the back. For 4 cameras you need to be at the P40 Pro. According to the source, the latter will have an improved camera with periscope lens with which it will be possible to zoom in optically up to 10x this time. The P30 Pro got stuck at 5x.
The source further reports that Huawei's P40 series will use the Samsung Exynos 990 processor. That is the same chip as in the upcoming Galaxy S20. The switch would be strange because Huawei announced its Kirin 990 processor with built-in 5G support last IFA.
