Huawei Launches Mate XT 2 Tri-Fold Two Days Before Apple’s Foldable iPhone
Huawei and Xiaomi are pushing premium foldables with domestic chips and suppliers as Apple prepares its first foldable iPhone.
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Huawei launches Mate XT 2 tri-fold two days before Apple’s foldable iPhone
Huawei has launched a new tri-folding phone two days before Apple is expected to show its first foldable iPhone. The Mate XT 2 was unveiled on Monday and goes on sale in China on 10 September. Apple’s event falls on 9 September, so both Huawei and Xiaomi will have shown their foldables before Apple shows […] This story continues at The Next Web
Huawei, Xiaomi launch new foldable smartphones days before Apple's iPhone Fold debut
Huawei and Xiaomi will launch new premium smartphones in China before Apple’s expected foldable iPhone, as brands compete for attention in a market facing falling shipments and rising costs.
Huawei and Xiaomi to launch new foldables before Apple iPhone foldable
Huawei and Xiaomi unveil new foldable smartphones ahead of Apple’s foldable iPhone launch, highlighting innovation in China’s premium smartphone market. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Huawei, Xiaomi turn up heat on Apple ahead of foldable iPhone debut
Huawei Technologies Co. and Xiaomi Corp. are raising the stakes in China’s smartphone arena just days before Apple Inc.’s first foray into the foldable category. Huawei on Monday will unveil the latest edition of its ultra-premium trifold device, the Mate XT 2, which has two folding mechanisms. The successor to the Mate XT released two […]
While Apple is still counting down to the launch of its first foldable iPhone, Xiaomi has already taken the lead, officially unveiling its foldable flagship—the Xiaomi 18 Fold—in its home market of China on Monday. The timing is no coincidence; with only three days left until Apple's launch event, Xiaomi clearly hopes to seize a significant share of consumers' minds in the high-end foldable screen market. Positioned as the "most expensive Xiaomi…
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