OnePlus confirms the advanced technology of the new OnePlus 7 Pro

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This week saw OnePlus announces the upcoming announcement of the new OnePlus handsets, and a new milestone in pitch preparation has been achieved by tacitly confirming the design and hardware choices of the key handsets.

Bells and whistles make noise. We manufacture phones. # OnePlus7Prohttps://t.co/ViZaz53XXk pic.twitter.com/wIHg7fd7U4

– OnePlus (@oneplus) April 25, 2019

As at previous launch events, OnePlus sells tickets to its own community of fans to be part of the public launch events in order to spark the enthusiasm and love in the room. The chart released by the company on Twitter clearly shows that a triple-lens camera is placed at the back of the device.

Then there is the invitation. It is an origami construction that allows two information cards to come out of the central box. Given the pending selfie camera on the OnePlus 7 Pro, it sets the stage – let's call it Chekhov's invitation – so that the public is unleashed when it slides in the presentation.

Naturally, we think the new phone will display the design benchmarks without spoiling a complete revelation. The narrow heel edges and carved lines suggest a curved glass and probably a curved screen visible from the edges. There is also a flagrant lack of chin at the show, pushing a much higher screen / body ratio.

In a world where leaks are inevitable and where the specifications and equipment of a smartphone are clear to paying users, trying to retain one last element for a product launch would require a herculean effort. Rather than putting energy into this approach, OnePlus uses the leakage and leakage coverage that gives the Internet an undeniable advantage.

Learn more about the speed of storytelling behind the latest launch of OnePlus 7…

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This week, OnePlus announced the upcoming announcement of the new OnePlus handsets, and another small step forward in pitch preparation has been taken by tacitly confirming the design of handsets and hardware.

Bells and whistles make noise. We manufacture phones. # OnePlus7Prohttps://t.co/ViZaz53XXk pic.twitter.com/wIHg7fd7U4

– OnePlus (@oneplus) April 25, 2019

As at previous launch events, OnePlus sells tickets to its own community of fans to be part of the public launch events in order to spark the enthusiasm and love in the room. The chart released by the company on Twitter clearly shows that a triple-lens camera is placed at the back of the device.

Then there is the invitation. It is an origami construction that allows two information cards to come out of the central box. Given the expectation of a selfie camera popping up on the OnePlus 7 Pro, it sets the stage – let's call it Chekhov's invitation – for the public to "go wild" as they slide into the presentation.

Naturally, we think the new phone will display the design benchmarks without spoiling a complete revelation. The narrow heel edges and carved lines suggest a curved glass and probably a curved screen visible from the edges. There is also a flagrant lack of chin at the show, pushing a much higher screen / body ratio.

In a world where leaks are inevitable and where the specifications and equipment of a smartphone are clear to paying users, trying to retain one last element for a product launch would require a herculean effort. Rather than putting energy into this approach, OnePlus uses the leakage and leakage coverage that gives the Internet an undeniable advantage.

Learn more about the speed of storytelling behind the latest launch of OnePlus 7…