With the recent announcement of Daydream, the platform of virtual reality of Google, some manufacturers are already working on new phones that are prepared to support it. One of them is Huawei, who could launch its first mobile before the end of 2016.
The above comes from an interview Richard Yu, CEO of Huawei, who told the Wall Street Journal that they have plans to release a phone with support for VR, as predicted in Google I/o 2016.
Yu also mentioned that the agreement that has linked to cameras Leica on smartphones, which has a duration of at least five years. The company wants to be the number one and he has a plan to get it.
We want to be the manufacturer of smartphones in the world’s number one. It’s a long race and we are patient. Our growth has been mainly in the premium segment.
The phone with VR would arrive during the last quarter of the year, according to the CEO of Huawei, although the exact date was not specified.
