Huawei Mate X postponed to September. The company wants to do other tests to propose a "perfect" device

A folding smartphone's timing may not be mature yet. The tale of the Samsung Galaxy Fold issue, which we should remember was going out on the market last May, but was delayed until a deadline for screen and frame anomalies was established by the business, it was likely the antithesis even to the mention of Huawei's own X Mate. Indeed, a Chinese business spokesman revealed to CNBC that the new Huawei Mate X, the company's first versatile and foldable display device, will not be released as scheduled this June but will be delayed until at least September.

Huawei Mate X: caution for the first folding We've seen and touched the world's first 5 G folding device in the last few months of this "vibrant" 2019. During the MWC 2019 in Barcelona, Huawei had presented it and Mate X immediately caused a sensation not only because of his innate ability to bend the display completely, first becoming a smartphone and then a tablet, but also because of the possibility of supporting 5 G and a top-level photographic industry.

Everything was delayed until September. By the voice of one of its staff, the business has made it known that when entering the market, the new Mate X may need more caution. Huawei intends to create it ideal for customers who purchase it and use it on a daily basis. That's why June's month as the smartphone's debut month would have become too narrow, so the Chinese firm chose to postpone its release for a few months, perfecting it to the fullest. A reference that clearly can not assist but also suggest Samsung's slide with its Galaxy Folddid attempt to "broke" some skilled reviewers after a few days owing to some screen defects and particularly the frame that permitted dust residues to ruin it straight into the screen.

Huawei, according to his spokesman, would be at job in this situation implementing news within the new smartphone's resistance safety. Tests conducted above all on the hinge below the folding panel that we understand to be the device's true body. Not only because the business intends to create the smartphone's efficient use perfect, detailing the apps to be used in both smartphone and tablet mode. This should not generate issues for the user, according to Huawei, who will have to open and close the machine with the instant adaptation of dual format apps.

The words of the spokesman simply show that Huawei will not "launch a product that could undermine the reputation of the company in any manner." However, in reality, the reference to the issue that has happened with the US in latest weeks and President Trump's ban appears almost apparent. Huawei is likely attempting to comprehend how the problem with the US will evolve in the future and, above all, which operating system will have to install with a folding screen on the first device. His arrival in September may indeed allow Huawei to install its fresh operating system, which is confirmed by many at the cost of the present Android.