In the ongoing contest to define what a smartphone can feel like in the hand and eye, Huawei is moving with unusual urgency — bringing a wide-screen, non-folding flagship to market in September, months ahead of its own expectations. The device inherits the cinematic 16:10 proportions of the folding Pura X but offers them without the mechanical complexity of a hinge, a quiet argument that transformative screen experiences need not come with transformative price tags or fragility. It arrives at a moment when the industry is beginning to question whether the conventional tall-and-narrow phone has