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action or later. Please see Debugging in WordPress for more information. (This message was added in version 6.7.0.) in /home4/scienrds/scienceandnerds/wp-includes/functions.php on line 6114Source: https:\/\/www.theverge.com\/2022\/9\/2\/23326730\/honor-magic-v2-foldable-international-china-release-app-market<\/a> Honor is planning to release its second foldable next year, and unlike the Honor Magic V<\/a>, the company hopes to actually release the device outside of China. Honor\u2019s CEO, George Zhao, confirmed the plans in an interview with The Verge <\/em>ahead of this year\u2019s IFA trade show in Berlin and said the company expects to launch its next foldable device in the first quarter of next year. <\/p>\n \u201cWe\u2019ve made the decision that next year, in Q1, we\u2019ll bring our latest foldable smartphone to international markets,\u201d including Europe, Zhao said. The CEO didn\u2019t confirm any specifics or details for the new device but indicated that Honor\u2019s major areas of focus for its foldables are making them thinner, lighter, and more affordable. <\/p>\n A release in the first quarter of next year would come roughly a year after Honor debuted its first foldable device, the Honor Magic V<\/a>. The company is one of several Chinese smartphone brands that have recently launched foldables, alongside the likes of Oppo\u2019s Find N<\/a>, Xiaomi\u2019s Mix Fold<\/a>, and Huawei\u2019s Mate X devices<\/a>. <\/p>\n A surprisingly large proportion of these devices have remained exclusive to the Chinese market, however. In the west, only Samsung and Huawei have made serious foldable pushes, and of them, it\u2019s arguably only Samsung\u2019s devices that have been worth considering<\/a>; Huawei\u2019s continue to be sold without Google\u2019s apps and services<\/a> as a result of ongoing US sanctions. The result is that Chinese customers simply have a much broader range of foldable devices to choose from.<\/p>\n
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