Huawei's long-awaited flagship series 'P50' is going public on Thursday

Kathmandu. The past two years have been extremely difficult for Chinese company Huawei. The company has been barred from using Android and other Google products since the US imposed sanctions on Huawei in 2019 due to trade disputes. Due to this, the company's phones are still running on the old Android.

The ban on key services such as Google's popular apps, Gmail, Google Maps, and Play Store, may not affect Chinese users. However, the company's market has been declining over the past two years. Once the world's second-largest smartphone company, the company is not even in the top five.

Huawei, which has suffered such a huge loss, does not seem to be in a position to retreat without a fight in the world market. The company has already launched its own app gallery. That said, Harmony is now replacing Android with OM.

Based on the same OS, the company's first smartphone 'P50 Pro' is expected to go public this weekend. The company has announced a special program next Thursday, the 29th. Where the company has stated that it will introduce new products to the users.

The company has not given any information about the exact product to be unveiled at the event. However, as Huawei has been working on the P50 series of smartphones for a long time and recently released a teaser, analysts have predicted that the 'P50 Pro' will be made public.

According to the report of GSM Arena, this fan will be available in the world market including China.