Huawei's new high-end phones will enhance Snapchat's experience

Snapchat has evolved from the application that would draw a Impossible mission on your messages by making them self-destruct after ten seconds. In 2013, Snapchat proposed Stories, allowing users to collect a series of images that could stay on the site for 24 hours. In August 2013, this feature was copied by Instagram and is a huge success for the social media application owned by Facebook.

Instagram has gained momentum by reaching 1 billion active users a month last June. Snapchat, meanwhile, had more than 300 million active users per month last September. The application is now known for its AR lenses, which use augmented reality to add comic effects to a selfie. In order to attract more users to the application, Snap's parent Snapchat and phone maker Huawei have partnered to optimize the Snapchat experience on the Huawei P30 range recently launched.

Snapchat members who own the P30 and P30 Pro should notice better imagery for their videos and photos. The photographs will appear with a higher resolution and the videos will play with improved stabilization. More optimization is on the way; Huawei says the 16 MP ultra-wide camera of the P30 and P30 Pro will soon offer special features to Snapchat users. Although we do not know what these features are and when they will be available, owners of P30 and P30 Pro will need to install a future software update.