Huawei P10 is in the works and that's no secret. The Huawei P9, which pioneered the dual Leica-powered camera, is now more than six months old, and by today's standards it means the P9 series has reached half its product life. Sure, the P9 has been a bestseller for the company and will continue to be so over the holiday season, but the Huawei's next big thing is already in development.
We reported last week about a few live pictures of the alleged Huawei P10, which were leaked along with some of the phone's specs. Today, we have a new set of pictures that provide us with a better look on Huawei's upcoming flagship.
And judging by this new picture, there won't be a key at all. Apparently, the panel is a seamless glass, including the key holder, which means the key will be a capacitive one with an ultrasonic fingerprint scanner beneath.
The Huawei P10 is rumored to pack a 5.5" Quad HD screen and the latest Kirin 960 SoC with 4 gigs of RAM. There is no info whether it will feature the same second-gen Leica camera we saw on the Mate 9, or a new third-gen Leica setup.
Aside from the two display versions, there will be two other variations of the phone based on the amount of memory: 4GB RAM and 64GB ROM, and 6GB RAM and 128GB ROM. The pictures also confirm Huawei P10 will retain the dual-camera setup on the Huawei Mate 9 and Huawei Honor 8.