On Thursday, Huawei launched the Huawei Pocket 2, a sleek flip foldable phone seemingly targeted at a young, predominantly female demographic, hitting the shelves after a 16-month gap since the previous generation. The Pocket 2 stands out as the industry’s first foldable flagship to support messaging via China’s Beidou satellite, facilitating communication in regions lacking ground network signal. Details: Alongside two-way satellite messaging through the Beidou satellite, Huawei claims the Pocket 2 is the world’s first flip foldable smartphone with four cameras on its cover and featuring a self-developed rocket-steel material water-drop hinge. The Huawei Pocket 2 is available in four color variants: gray, white, purple, and black. Huawei took the top spot in the domestic foldable market last year with a market share of 37.4%, while Oppo secured second place with an 18.3% market share.