Huawei Glory 6 Plus to be announced on December 16, packing a Kirin 925 CPU and a duo of 8MP cameras on its back
Chinese handset makers are on a roll today, with Huawei being the third to emerge in our news feed. Freshly baked from the rumor mill comes a certain Huawei Glory 6 Plus, a new high-end smartphone that is about to launch really soon, on December 16th. The handset is rumored to cost about $537, which is a lot to ask for in Xiaomi-dominated China. In that case, Huawei better have the goods to deliver, right?
According to data from the benchmark app Ludashi, the Glory 6 Plus comes with a 5.5-inch 1080p display, a 1.8GHz octa-core Kirin 925 processor, 3GB of RAM, and a pair of 8-megapixel cameras on the back of the device that might sport some sort of 3D capture technology or re-focus functionality. The phone's dimensions have been revealed, too. This is a 5.9 x 2.99 x 0.29in (150.46 × 75.68 × 7.5mm) phone that weights 5.82 oz (165 grams). Unconventional phones are usually bulky like that.
In the image below, you can see Huawei is bragging about its octa-core processor being the first in world to support LTE Cat 6 data networks. The chip is made on a 28nm process and packs a Mali-T628 GPU and an i3 co-processor that handles sensor data. You can also see photos of the phone from TENAA, where the pair of cameras on the back is clearly visible.
In the image below, you can see Huawei is bragging about its octa-core processor being the first in world to support LTE Cat 6 data networks. The chip is made on a 28nm process and packs a Mali-T628 GPU and an i3 co-processor that handles sensor data. You can also see photos of the phone from TENAA, where the pair of cameras on the back is clearly visible.
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