Huawei's folding phone may arrive in November, according to a new report

Huawei is one of the fastest growing smartphone manufacturers in the world, which explains why the company is always looking to overthrow Samsung. While it has long been thought that Samsung is working on its collapsible smartphone, there is no circumstantial evidence that the phone will be released in the near future. Apart from Samsung, it has also been reported that a number of other companies are working on their folding smartphones. Huawei is now looking to launch its first foldable smartphone in November this year. It is said that the Chinese company wants to be named "the first company in the world to launch a smart phone folding."

Some of you may recall ZTE, which actually launched its ZTE Axon M smart phone late last year, but technically we can not describe this phone as a retractable smart phone because it basically has two separate screens, while smartphones The real folding must include a single folding screen.

The new report from South Korea suggests that Huawei plans to launch its collapsible smartphone in November this year, which means it will likely do so before Samsung unveils its collapsible smartphone. Huawei has recently signed partnerships with foreign suppliers of components to provide the components it will include in its collapsible smartphone, according to the report. Apart from the collapsible Huawei phone, recent reports say Samsung's folding phone will probably not arrive until next year because the South Korean company wants to make sure that the phone works perfectly before it is released.

Even if Huawei detects its collapsible smartphone in November, there is no assurance that the Chinese company will ship the phone immediately. We will have to wait to see how long it will take Huawei to start charging units after the announcement of the phone.

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