Huawei's latest trademark confirms next flagship will be called Mate 20

Aside from the expected Mate 20 trademark, Huawei has also applied for the names Mate 30 through Mate 90, a move that suggests the company may have some pretty long-term plans for its flagship series. However, considering the Mate 90 isn’t expected to make its debut until 2025 according to the company’s current release schedule, the decision to trademark so many names is likely just a precautionary measure. Nevertheless, it does partially coincide with applications from earlier this year that saw Huawei request the rights to the P30 and P40 names, ultimately suggesting that at least two extra generations are being planned at the moment.

Looking at the short-term aspect of things, the Chinese brand is currently expected to unveil the Mate 20 series in October, with a total of three devices once again in the works. It’s presently unclear what kind of design language these will make use of, but previous reports have suggested that the larger Mate 20 Pro may ship with a pretty huge 6.9-inch display. Additionally, this will presumably adopt the triple-camera layout that debuted on the Huawei P20 Pro earlier this year.

In terms of the regular Mate 20, this may stick to a dual-camera setup and a much smaller 6.1-inch panel. Nevertheless, internal specifications are expected to remain similar to those of the Pro model. This means the Kirin 980 processor will likely be present on the inside along with either 6GB or 8GB of RAM. On a final note, these two devices are expected to be sold alongside a cheaper Mate 20 Lite.

source: MobielKopen (translated)