Huawei P10

Huawei Technologies, in collaboration with Digicel PNG, officially launched the latest entry to the ‘P’ series during a breakfast event.

The P10 smartphone is the latest Huawei ‘P’ series model to hit the market, boasting technological improvements rivaling that of other brands.

What gives the P10 an edge over its rival brands is its camera which has been co-engineered with Leica, a German company that manufactures optics and high end cameras.

This year’s P10 improves on its Leica-branded forebear with a flashier design, speedier internals and Android Nougat, but is it worth the upgrade?

So what exactly are you paying for here? The biggest difference lies in the P10’s improved physical appearance, which is uncannily iPhone 7-like in design. Huawei has tossed away that easily-scratched all metal silver back of the P9, in favour of a smooth, matte black rear that’s far easier on the hands (and pocket).

The successor of the previous generation brings more innovations and exciting features, just like the Huawei P10.

The Huawei P10 offers a similar, if not the same, 1080p IPS-NEO LCD touchscreen display with the Huawei P9, however, the screen size is 0.1-inch smaller.

On the other note, the top protective glass is the fifth generation Corning Gorilla, making it stronger and more resistant to scratches.

They are very much similar to their predecessors in and out, with both handsets being fabricated from a cocktail of metal and glass and bearing Leica-branded cameras and upgraded internals.
The same machine learning algorithm first introduced on the Huawei Mate 9 also makes its way to the P10. And just as it does on Huawei’s big-screened flagship, the algorithm should improve memory management and increase storage space (by compressing apps you don’t use often) the longer you use the P10.