Huawei launches its P40 phones – and you can now erase pesky photobombers
After last month’s Mate Xs comes the smartphone giant’s triple launch – and aside from the new AI trick, the P40 phones also have a sleeker Overflow screen display and beefed up Leica camera capabilities With the ongoing global pandemic taking place, Huawei went online to launch its latest P40 smartphones on Thursday (Mar 26). The new range launch comes a month after the Chinese tech giant debuted its second-gen foldable phone, the Mate Xs. READ: First look at Huawei's new foldable Mate Xs and MatePad Pro tablet In an event that was livestreamed on YouTube, Huawei’s chief executive of consumer group, Richard Yu, took to the stage to unveil the three variants: The P40, P40 Pro and P40 Pro+. And there’s no mistaking for whom the P40 was designed. With a large sensor of up to 1/1.54-inch (the largest for any smartphone, claimed Huawei) for low-light photography, a new camera array built to enhance its 10x true optical zoom, a powerful Kirin 990 5G sensor – as we...