Huawei to launch foldable phone on February 24: Details here

Looking at the silhouette in the teaser, the device is likely to feature an out-folding display that opens up to form a tablet and folds back into a compact device.

Reportedly, it will offer 7.2-inch display in tablet form.

Moreover, Huawei's foldable phone is expected to be powered by the 7nm Kirin 980 processor, paired with the recently launched 5G multi-mode Balong 5000 modem.

As per reports, Huawei will manufacture around 24,000-30,000 units of its foldable smartphones in the first phase.

Hence, given the limited number of units, the device may initially launch in select regions. We expect Huawei to give specific details about production plans on the launch day itself.

As for pricing, the phone could cost over $1,500, considering the best-in-class technology it would offer.

Meanwhile, Samsung's foldable phone is expected to be showcased on February 20.

The device was briefly unveiled at Samsung's developer conference last November, mainly confirming its presence and highlighting the out-folding mechanism.

Now, some reports suggest the phone will sport a 7.3-inch internal display which will fold like a book to convert into a candy bar phone with a 4.6-inch external screen.

According to previous reports, Samsung's foldable phone will be powered by an Exynos 9820 chipset or Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 processor, paired with 8GB RAM, 128GB storage, and 6,000mAh battery.

The phone is rumored to sport a 12MP+12MP dual rear-camera setup.

But, unlike Huawei's upcoming foldable phone, the Samsung device will not support 5G network.

Additionally, Samsung Electronics President DJ Koh earlier said that the foldable phone won't be limited to select markets like Korea and China, confirming that it would be made available globally.

Further, as per industry insiders, Samsung could launch its foldable smartphone at around $1,770 (approx. Rs 1,30,000).

It remains to be seen who wins the foldable space!