Huawei P20/P20 Pro: Follow the live stream of the performance here
from Lars Matt 
on March 27, 2018, 11:31 | 1 comment
The leaks are finally being revealed: This afternoon, Huawei is presenting its three new flagships in a closed event in Paris. In this article you will find all the ways to follow the event if you are not there.
Huawei is again broadcasting the presentation of its three new smartphones via YouTube this year. From 14:30 p.m., interested Huawei fans can follow the live stream here. The new smartphones are already being discussed in the YouTube live chat. While the Huawei P20 Lite is already available in some stores, there is information about the Huawei P20 and Huawei P20 today Pro. So it's going to be exciting.
Huawei Event in Paris: Here is the live stream
If you can't be there, the live stream is embedded here. If you don't have time to follow the event, neither can you Problem: We then report on all new presentations of the event TechnikNews. It is therefore worth stopping by again in the late afternoon. We hear about the rumors of the Huawei P20 almost every week in the TechnikNews Weekly and in this article gesprochan.
Huawei P20/Pro/Lite: The Last Rumors
Briefly summarized the rumors again. All three smartphones are said to have a notch – a recess at the top of the display like the iPhone X. But Huawei is making it particularly exciting this year: Days before Saturn already has the Product pages for Huawei P20, P20 Pro and P20 Lite surfaced. For example, one of the three lenses of the Huawei P20 Pro with a resolution of even 40 megapixels. Otherwise P20 and P20 Pro with the latest AI chip Kirin 970 - as well as in the Mate 10 Pro - are driven. While the P20 should "only" have 4 gigabytes, the P20 Pro come with 6 GB of RAM. The P20 Lite should be up to date Proprocessor from Huawei. (Which)
However, all smartphones should come onto the market with EMUI 8.1 and Android 8.1. We are still excited and will report on all new devices afterwards.
Awesome cell phone. But sorry, I haven't seen such a bad live stream in a long time. Those first 30 minutes were ridiculous, then this bad English and no applause from the audience ... aiAIai.
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