Despite the regulatory difficulties it faced in parts of the West, Huawei has managed to remain a reference technology company in the many markets in which they participate. And the prestige achieved before the problems came is undoubtedly due to the fact that it has always been a company dedicated to innovation, and therefore knew how to identify trends in time and correctly join them, and therefore successful.

One of the biggest worldwide successes occurred in the smartphone marketin which he was able to climb into positions that would have seemed impossible just a moment ago. The expulsion of the brand from the Android ecosystem at the request of the political and regulatory system of the United States had a big negative impact in this sense, but even then the brand knew how to reappear, both on the basis of AOSP (so-called free and without Google services) along with your own customization, for example more ambitious with HarmonyOS.

Huawei was too one of the tech companies that didn’t hesitate to jump into the foldable smartphone marketwith models like the MATE X3 and MATE XS achieving good reviews and community recognition. There’s still a lot of uncertainty about the future of foldable devices in general, but as we see more technology being added gradually, and with a huge number of leaks suggesting that Apple will do so in 2026, these are positive signs that , yes , we too they say about standardizing existing designs.

Is there room for innovation? Fortunately, yes, and very recently we witnessed a fairly clear example of this. And as reported by GSM Arena, Huawei president Richard Yu was seen using the device with the dual-folded screen. And it didn’t happen in a private environment because of a leak or anything like that. No, the manager was using this bifold on a passenger plane

A device of this type with a dual-fold screen that we’ve seen before in some render and some proof of concept, it aims to play a more than relevant role as a smartphone with an external screen and as a tablet of around 10 inches when the folding screen is unfolded. And although Fold devices are already placed in this duality, there is no doubt that the dual-fold screen will provide a larger screen.

As I said before, this is not the first time we have seen a project in this sense. The first one that comes to mind is, you may have remembered, LG Project B, part of the ambitious Explorer project of the Korean technology company, which unfortunately came to nothing with the closure of the smartphone division. In this case, however, we see a prototype that appears to be fully functional and which, if materialized, would allow Huawei to prove itself particularly innovative once again.