It seems that Huawei P10 rumours is starting to gain some momentum, as this week’s leak by Slashleaks showed us some internal components that belongs to the P10 in some factory outlet, showing us some interesting design change.
If you can’t see it clearly, the leaked photos are showing us that the home button seemed to have relocated to the front, as opposed to the P9’s home button at the back. Plus, the trademark dual rear cameras can be seen from there too. In the tech-specs corner, it’s rumoured that the P10 will continue the 5.2-inch 1080p display and with better battery (3100mAh), while the Plus variant will come in 5.5-inch with 2K resolution and 3650mAh battery capacity. Moreover, it’s also likely both will feature the latest Kirin 960 chipset and might even equip a new dual f/2.0 Leica camera and a pre-loaded Amazon Alexa Voice assistant like the Mate 9.
While all that sounds like normal upgrades, there is one more piece of technology that Huawei could implement, which is adding a second screen for showcasing the phone’s signal, battery power and time without lighting up the display, sounds a bit similar to Samsung’s Always On feature, hope to see how it turns out in the end.
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