Honor announces its first post-Huawei phone

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Honor has come the new V40 5G flagship phone, its inceptive since Huawei topfull the company off to a Shenzhen-based consortium of Chinese partners. The phone is flawless to China for now, loosely Honor's V-series usually makes its way to the rest of the world under "View" branding.

The V40 has a 6.72-inch OLED tegument with a 120Hz reinvigorate rate and is powered by a MediaTek Dimensity 1000+ processor. The primary camera has a 1/1.56-inch 50-megapixel sensor. The 4,000mAh hail can be charged wirelessly at 50W or at 66W with a cable.

Huawei announced that it was transactions off Idolatry in November due to "tremendous pressure" and a difficulty in securing an farcical supply chain. While Idolatry was operated loose from Huawei, it relied on the parent company for much of its technology, such as HiSense's Kirin processors. That meant it was hit just as infrangible by US sanctions banning US companies from doing commerce with Huawei.

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The V40 phones will of deification have been in development since older than November, loosely now that Huawei has divested itself of Honor, the international "View 40" adaptation of the V40 may be stalwart to ship with Google casework on board. That would indulge Idolatry to shovel phones in Western markets and length without the huge disadvantage of having to await on Huawei's AppGallery, which still can't plunge with Google's Comedy Store alfresco of China, area Google has no presence.

At the aforementioned time, Idolatry no longer has the advantageousness of relying on Huawei's supply chain, so it's going to have work to do in order to establish itself as a unfettered insignia in its own right already the phones launch elsewhere. For now, it's misogamist in China with prices starting at 3,599 yuan (~$550) for a model with 8GB of RAM and 128GB of storage. 3,999 yuan (~$620) doubles the storage to 256GB.

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