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Another major event in the mobile phone industry this week is that the Huawei P50 series will be released on July 29, or it will be equipped with Sony’s largest ever mobile phone, CMOS IMX800, with a sensor of 1/1.18 inches.
The biggest highlight of the P50 series is still taking pictures. Huawei’s consumer business CEO Yu Chengdong said that there is no end to the road ahead. This time we surpass ourselves in the imaging field again. Huawei’s P50 series will soon release an industry-first new mobile imaging technology.
According to the news, the Huawei P50 series will provide three configurations, namely P50 Standard Edition, P50 Pro and P50 Pro+. Among them, the P50 Standard Edition uses 66W fast charging, and the P50 Pro and P50 Pro+ use Huawei’s self-developed 100W super Fast charge.
Huawei’s P50 series is a long-awaited flagship machine. Unfortunately, Huawei’s mobile phone business is now experiencing extreme difficulties. Sales of the P50 may be limited. The mobile phone market has changed in the past two years.
Not long ago, Xiaomi cited data from Canalys, a market research organization, that Xiaomi surpassed Apple in the Q2 quarter to become the new second in the world, sparking heated discussions on the Internet.
However, Xiaomi is not the only one that surpassed Apple to become second. The market research organization Counterpoint Research released a report showing that the OPPO family brand ranked second in sales in the world in May, surpassing Apple.
The report shows that in May, the OPPO family (including OPPO, OnePlus and realme) ranked second in the global smartphone market with a market share of 16%; followed by Apple, with a market share of 15%, and Xiaomi with a market share of 14%. Ranked fourth.
According to Jene Park, a senior analyst at Counterpoint Research, the total global smartphone sales of the OPPO family surpassed Apple and Xiaomi in April and May, ranking second in the world. This is a comprehensive result of its multi-brand strategy.
Looking ahead, Park speculates that the OPPO family may become the next leading brand from China after Huawei.
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