Lenovo was the first manufacturer to actually release a Tango smartphone to the public with their Phab2 Pro, but it was only a matter of time before we started to see other companies try to get in on the action. Huawei has announced that they're stepping up to bat with their own augmented reality Tango device in the pipeline.
That's pretty much where the good news ends, unfortunately. Huawei is leaving everyone hanging by not announcing anything at all about the device, including specs, a name, a price, or a release date. It's supposed to be released in the "near future" but that's pretty vague when we're talking about brand new tech like this.
Tango is hopefully going to take off soon, and now that more manufacturers are dedicating time and resources to it, things are looking bright. It's still not exactly a booming market, especially compared to virtual reality devices, but there's still plenty of time and room to keep growing.
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source: Android Authority
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Source: Huawei planning their own take on a Project Tango smartphone
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