Yu Chengdong, chairman of Huawei's device business group, unveils its latest foldable smartphone Pura X in Shenzhen, Guangdong province, on March 20. [Provided to chinadaily.com.cn] Huawei ...

Huawei Pura X reimagines foldable phones with a wider 16:10 display, big battery, and powerful cameras — but it comes without ...

This is the first Huawei phone that doesn't run Android Open Source Project (AOSP), which is what Huawei had been using since it was banned by the US. Instead, the phone runs HarmonyOS Next ...

The Pura X runs HarmonyOS and has a 6.3-inch display when unfolded, with a new 16:10 aspect ratio that gives it a wider screen area than most other smartphones.

Huawei Pura X has 16:10 display Huawei Pura X houses a 4,720mAh battery It has IPX8-rated build for water and dust resistance ...

As promised by chairman Richard Yu last week, Huawei has unveiled its latest flip phone in China. The company has dropped the Pocket branding, renaming the device as the Pura X. While still a flip ...

Richard Yu, chairman of Huawei's Consumer Business Group, held a livestream to unveil the new Pura X, a wider screen bi-fold smartphone. Not only is this the first Pura series phone to run fully ...

Huawei just announced the Pura X, its latest foldable, and it’s a departure from existing form factors, slotting somewhere in between a flip phone and a book-style foldable. Announced in China ...

The device had a smaller 3.5-inch screen on the back, which supported features including phone calls and mobile payments, Richard Yu Chengdong, chairman of Huawei’s consumer business group ...

Huawei, a Chinese smartphone manufacturer, has announced the Pura X, a vertical folding (clamshell) smartphone. The Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6, a representative vertical folding smartphone, has a ...

Huawei is starting its fully Android-free era with the Pura X, a new foldable phone that runs the company's HarmonyOS 5 software and does not include the option for people to use Google's OS.

Smartphones have become a bigger part of our lives than ever before. We don't just use phones for taking and receiving calls these days; they allow us to watch movies, listen to music and snapping ...