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Honor View40 announced as brand's first phone since Huawei split In a bid to save its sub-brand from the supply chain woes that have imperiled its phone business in the wake of the US trade ban, Huawei sold Honor to a Chinese government-backed consortium in November of last year. Honor is now launching its first phone as an independent company in the form of the View40 along with a new brand strategy encapsulated by the slogan "Go Beyond." It's a departure from recent Honor flagships in that it isn't powered by a high-end Huawei chip — it has to settle for MediaTek's Dimensity 1000+ process...

Honor today announced its first phone after split from Huawei. The Honor V40 5G is powered by a MediaTek Dimensity 1000+ chipset and sports a 6.72-inch OLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate. It is now on sale in China for a starting price of 3,599 yuan ($555). Honor, which recently separated from its parent company Huawei, today announced its first smartphone as an independent brand. The new Honor View 40 comes with a gorgeous design and comes with all the features you would expect from a value flagship phone in 2021. The phone has a waterfall curved 6.72-inch FHD+ OLED display with a 120Hz ...

Android Community January 22, 2021 The Honor V40 is the latest from Huawei. Well, technically, it’s no longer a Huawei-branded phone because the top Chinese OEM has already sold off its Honor business to another Chinese firm. HONOR is offering a new smartphone under a new management. The Honor View 40 has been officially announced with premium specs and advanced display technology starting with the 6.72-inch display with 2676 x 1236-pixel resolution and 120Hz refresh rate. The new phone is the first Honor product not under Huawei. Honor View40 Specs The phone boasts a waterfall curved di...

Jan 22nd, 2021 Following its recent fitness tracker and laptop announcements at CES just last week, Honor has unveiled its first smartphone of the year. The Honor View 40 is currently only available in China, but there’s a good chance that the device will soon be making its global debut as well. Honor has a history of releasing its phones under two different names. In the past, it has used the “V” naming convention for devices destined for the Chinese market and later changing the “V” to “View” when releasing the phone in other markets. For now, there are no plans being shared ...