Huawei P50 Pocket foldable leaked in live images

(Pocket-lint) - Following the announcement from Huawei that it intends to motorboat a caller telephone - called the P50 Pocket - adjacent week, unrecorded images from a photoshoot person been published, showing the instrumentality from astir each angle. 

As we suspected from the teasers alread shown, the pictures amusement a clamshell flip-phone, akin successful mentation to the Galaxy Z Flip. Looking astatine the styling, however, it's improbable you'd ever get it confused with Samsung's flexible phone. 

Unlike the telephone successful the teaser, the images published amusement a wholly golden instrumentality with a antithetic patterned decorativeness connected the exterior. Rather than a diamond signifier connected the white/silver model, this 1 has a rippled instrumentality effect. 

More importantly, however, we get a glimpse astatine however Huawei intends to instrumentality the screen surface and camera unit. Initially, it wasn't wide from aboriginal teasers if the telephone adjacent had a surface connected the outside. 

In the astir caller images we spot 2 ample circles connected the beforehand cover: 1 featuring a wholly circular surface (like a smartwatch) and the different featuring what looks similar 3 camera lenses and an LED flash. 

The small, circular show is shown to diagnostic the clip and date, and is demoed being utilized arsenic a surface for framing selfies utilizing the superior cameras. 

The images - primitively published by Harper's Bazaar done its Chinese societal media grip on Weibo - sadly don't springiness america a look astatine the surface connected the inside.  

While it's not peculiarly tried to support it a concealed successful the tally up to launch, Huawei volition beryllium revealing each the presently chartless details astatine a motorboat lawsuit connected 23 December. So if you tin propulsion yourself distant from Christmas TV, it mightiness beryllium worthy tuning successful to spot the P50 motorboat successful real-time. 

Writing by Cam Bunton. Originally published connected 16 December 2021.