Huawei MATE 40 Pro, the next important phone model that the Chinese company Huawei wants to launch for customers around the world, is going to be much different than many fans expect. I say this because the Huawei MATE 40 Pro will be thought to bring a very big change for phones that Huawei is working on, but which of course is not so easy to put into practice now, or almost a year from now.
Huawei MATE 40 Pro will, of course, have a new design, and that's because it's normal for such an important phone to come with substantial changes compared to the old one, although the current one in the series is not really sold everywhere. The big change, however, will not be for the design, or for the components, but for the software, and this is because Huawei is preparing its alternatives for the applications and services from Google, something that will have very big effects.
Huawei MATE 40 Pro will be MUCH DIFFERENT compared to the EXPECTATIONS of fans
Huawei MATE 40 Pro could also include Harmony OS, as an alternative to Android, even if Huawei said that in 2020 it does not intend to bring its operating system to phones, a lot can change in a year. Huawei seemed many times in 2019 to have solved the problem of US sanctions, but of course that did not happen because Donald Trump has a completely different vision regarding the US-China relationship, and the Huawei MATE 40 Pro will be just another victim.
Huawei MATE 40 Pro will come with a new processor, a better screen, many other better components, but without software according to the expectations of the fans, all these will be completely useless in the end. If the Huawei MATE 40 Pro will not have everything that Google offers, including access to Google Play, then whatever Huawei does to replace Google services will be completely in vain, and this will be seen in sales, as it is happening now with Huawei MATE 30 Pro outside China.
Huawei MATE 40 Pro will be very different from the expectations of fans in terms of news on the software side, and we will see to what extent Huawei will find solutions to convince customers to still buy its phones.
