Huawei is rumored to be releasing a new series of Mate 70 smartphones in October this year. The main features of these models will be an updated Kirin chipset and improved image processing capabilities. Details about the new chipset have not been revealed yet, but Huawei is likely aiming to create the most advanced processor on the market.
The new Kirin chipset that will be used in the Mate 70 series could be Huawei's first 5nm processor that will replace the current Kirin 9000S. Given the success of the Mate 60 series, which was released last year and received positive reviews thanks to the Kirin 9000S, Huawei most likely intends to maintain its position in the market with the new Mate 70 series. Perhaps the new chipset will be a slightly modified version Kirin 9000S or a completely new processor.
In addition, it is reported that the flagship models of the Mate 70 series will completely abandon the Android operating system and come with Huawei's own HarmonyOS operating system. Although Huawei does not ship its phones outside of China and restricts the use of Google applications, this fact will not greatly affect users, as they will be able to use local applications and services.