Huawei has launched its Huawei P40 flagship phone family, which includes three different devices: the Huawei P40, Huawei P40 Pro and, a new addition to the line-up for 2020, the Huawei P40 Pro Plus.
After many rumors about this line sporting a graphene battery - which were later disproved - it appears that Huawei's new P40 phones are using a graphene film cooling technology for heat management purposes (Huawei's SuperCool system), much like the Mate 20X and P30 line that preceded the P40.
China-based The Sixth Element Materials was the supplier of the graphene film for the former Huawei phones that used graphene cooling films, and so it is reasonable to believe this is still the case with this new P40 line.
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