Huawei is preparing for a major change in the design of its foldable Nova Flip series next year, as new leaks indicate that it is working on developing a foldable phone with a wider design and a 6.3-inch screen.

Huawei launched the Nova Flip S in China last October, but it didn't offer significant changes compared to the previous version of Nova Flip; the most notable differences were new colors, a lower price, and a different processor. However, the next generation may bring greater advancements in terms of design and specifications.

According to one leaker on Weibo, Huawei plans to update the series next year with a foldable phone featuring a wider design and a 6.3-inch screen, using an unspecified processor from the Kirin 9 series, which would be a notable upgrade compared to the Kirin 8030 processor used in Nova Flip S.

The expected screen size is close to that of the Huawei Pura X phone, which measures 6.39 inches and has an aspect ratio of 16:10.

In July last year, leaker Digital Chat Station indicated that Huawei was working on launching a new small-sized phone with a foldable design and a wide screen next year, with previous speculation that it would be the successor to Pura X.

However, the new leaks open up the possibility of the phone joining the Nova Flip series instead, or both devices being launched together.

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