However, the news, which came from the president of the company, did not define exactly at what time in 2020 the maneuver would begin. What we do know is that the US has launched, again, a new 90-day extension so that its companies can negotiate with Huawei and this could be good news for the company. Huawei has not yet been notified if this new ‘break’ gives Google permission to sign licenses for new terminals. If so, Huawei’s plans to advance the launch of P40 and P40 Pro would make all the sense in the world, because they could return to the market with a very high-end terminal with Google services restored. ‘The information’, in addition, has revealed in an article that Huawei plans to launch its P40 series globally and not in a fragmented way as it has been forced to do with the current Mate 30. Another clue that could be preparing the arrival to the P40 market to forced marches only because of the possibility of getting back on the Google train. Official news still has Huawei in check, but there is no doubt that the company will take advantage of the extension if the US allows it. On the contrary, if Google cannot return to Huawei, P40 and P40 Pro could be the first flagship terminals to release Harmony OS, which would introduce the public to a new ecosystem from which Huawei would have to combat the facilities that Google lends to its users on a daily basis. Not only do we talk about an application to manage email like Gmail, YouTube or Maps, which are “easily” replaceable. The real problem lies in those third-party apps such as those of your banks, which would have to choose whether to pay for development exclusively for Harmony OS that, personally, I do not see easy to happen if it only serves to please users of an emerging operating system . In any case, it is expected that P40 and P40 Pro will be presented in February, at the MWC in Barcelona or before; so, there are only a couple of months of uncertainty that, surely, will be full of news and rumors. At the moment, there is talk of a ‘Waterfall’ screen of 120 Hz with a 98% use of the panel, a battery of 5500 mAh and five Leica cameras on the back; Does anyone give more?
