We've just had our first look at the Huawei smartphone P20 design

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We are almost certain the Huawei smartphone P20 (previously rumored to be called the P11) going to be availiable to launch on March 27 at an event in Paris, but we've just seen a quick look at the likely design of the phone. New leaked images of an early prototype of the device from Android Authority show what the Huawei smartphone P20 going to may be look like. Image 1 of 7 Image 2 of 7 Image 3 of 7 Image 4 of 7 Image 5 of 7 Image 6 of 7 Image 7 of 7Two or three? As for the camera, we've previously heard rumors there going to be 3 sensors on the back and the marketing material we've seen from Huawei smartphone very far has been hinting at an upgraded camera. There may be word of it there though, very be sure to check back on Sunday for what Huawei smartphone announces.

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