Huawei is right now in a great moment to be the third largest smartphone maker of the planet. It only has Samsung and Apple to dominate them sometime in the next few years if it can keep up with this constant rate of growth and improvement of its devices. It will not be easy for you.
After launching the great Nexus 6P, along with other great condition phones such as the Mate 8 and Honor 5X, the next move from the Chinese manufacturer is the announcement of its new flagship, the P9. This one has been rumored these past months and the invitations have arrived now for an event to be held on April 6 in London.
In that press invitation nothing is declared about the presentation of the P9 (the leak emerged by @evleaks follows), but it can't be another smartphone unless they have a major surprise, just as happened with Sony's new X series at MWC when they left us all perplexed.
The invitation does not give any information that take us directly to P9, although at the top is "# 00". This reference can be related more to the dual camera that will be found on the back of the terminal.
From what we know about its specifications we can find up to four different versions of the P9, with the standard with a 5,2-inch 1080p LCD screen and a Kirin 950 chip, to go straight to a larger version that includes more RAM and the Kirin 955 SoC. The other two versions are a lite and then a Max.
A Huawei that is drawing its own lines and that is placing itself in the natural position in which we have seen LG, HTC and Sony. Now we only have one month left to know the missing details about this long-awaited phone that will once again do its thing to prevail over other brands such as the Galaxy S7, LG G5 or Xperia X Perfomance.