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Huawei P50

Huawei P50 might not be a 5G phone, according to head-scratching leak

Posted on June 24, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

We’ve come to expect new smartphones to be 5G phones, since the vast majority of new devices use this current generation of connectivity, but a few cheaper phones still just use 4G. In a big surprise, we could see the Huawei P50 join the 4G-phone ranks too.

According to popular leaker Digital Chat Station, posting on Chinese social media platform Weibo, chipset company Qualcomm is working on a 4G-only version of its top-end Snapdragon 888 chipset (which we’ve seen in the OnePlus 9, Xiaomi Mi 11, Oppo Find X3 Pro and more).
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