It looks like the Huawei P20 has moved from rumor to all but confirmed. Thanks to a series of YouTube videos released by Huawei Mobile Netherlands, we now have a few confirmations about the latest entries in the flagship series.
The four promotional videos all focus on the camera which, is rumored to include the first triple-lens setup for smartphones. While the video doesn’t show the hardware, each video title gives us some indication of its capabilities — including great low-light performance, optical image stabilization, fast shutter speed, and machine learning enhancements. We also know that the phone will be co-designed by Leica, a high-end camera company.
Additionally, each video ends with the date of March 27, 2018, the rumored (and now confirmed) announcement date for the new P series lineup. We’re also greeted with the official name of the device, Huawei P20, which deviates slightly from the previous naming scheme.
Finally, the website NewRenaissance.com is displayed, which takes you a Huawei page with the promotional videos and testimony of satisfied Huawei customers. In the testimony, each person talks about why they love Huawei devices and what things they wish were included in their phone, specifically highlighting features that are included in the P20 lineup.
Are you excited about the P20 announcement? Let us know in the comment below, and make sure to check out our coverage of all the latest news and rumors on the Huawei P20 lineup below.
Hot Deal: Set up a secure second phone number and keep your real contact details hidden with a yearly subscription to Hushed Private Phone Line for Android/iOS, 83%–91% off. It’s a perfect second-line solution for making calls and sending texts related to work, dating, Craigslist sales, and other scenarios where you wouldn’t want to give out your primary phone number.
“Hey there, just a heads-up: We’re part of the Amazon affiliate program, so when you buy through links on our site, we may earn a small commission. But don’t worry, it doesn’t cost you anything extra and helps us keep the lights on. Thanks for your support!”
