A Huawei model codenamed MYA-L03 made an appearance a few days ago on GFXBench, that is rumored to be called Huawei Maya (taken from its code-name probably). Don’t be alarmed, it’s not another flagship, but a budget smartphone that is oriented towards low-mid range markets.
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According to the listing, the Huawei Maya packs aĀ MediaTek MT6737T SoC (1.44GHz, 1 processor, 4 cores), runs on Android 6.0.1 and has 2GB of RAM. The FCC information also states that there is another similar model with this name, probably a dual SIM version with a 2920 mAh battery, 2.4GHz WiFi, Bluetooth and 4G/LTE (bands 2, 4, 5, and 7) compatibility.
Based on the photo above (that comes from the FCC filing) the device will pack a replaceableĀ back cover, probably to satisfy teenagers with the ability to have colorful back-plates. We have no more info on the device, but it will soon make an official appearance.
This is all and great, but what Huawei should be doing is producing more of their own chips at lower costs, that way they can stop relying on their competitors for chips, they can dump qualcomm and mtk both if they can produce their own chips at low costs. they should also design and produce their own 3g and 4d tech, so that they wont have to pay a single red cent to that patent troll qualcomm!! Come on Huawei, if anyone can do it, you can!!
This is all and great, but what Huawei should be doing is producing more of their own chips at lower costs, that way they can stop relying on their competitors for chips, they can dump qualcomm and mtk both if they can produce their own chips at low costs. they should also design and produce their own 3g and 4d tech, so that they wont have to pay a single red cent to that patent troll qualcomm!! Come on Huawei, if anyone can do it, you can!!