OPPO on Friday officially announced that the company will be rescheduling the launch of its upcoming flagship smartphone, the OPPO Find X2.
This, after GSMA canceled this year’s Mobile World Congress (MWC) due to the global concerns about the 2019 novel coronavirus, named COVID-19.
OPPO said in a statement sent to Gizmochina that the smartphone company respected and understood the decision of GSMA to cancel this year’s MWC as the company decided to reschedule the global launch of its flagship smartphone which was originally scheduled on February 22 this year.
The smartphone company added that the global launch of OPPO Find X2 “will be rescheduled for March and more information will be shared soon.”
Also, the smartphone company posted on its official Twitter account, saying that the company will be “making some big announcements.”
We had so much to show you, but not to worry – at the next available moment we’ll be making some big announcements to bring the next wave of smart device innovation to our users.
— OPPO (@oppo) February 13, 2020
Our thoughts are with those all around the world affected by recent events. 💚
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