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| Huawei aims to introduce alternatives to Google applications by the end of the year |
According to the latest report published by the "Economic Times", Huawei is working closely with Indian developers to develop its alternative to the most popular Google application, as the Huawei ban has been greatly affected by preventing the installation of Google applications on its new devices. Company development strategy and direction. However, Chinese society showed no signs of weakness.
Huawei and Charles Peng, CEO of Honor India, told The Economic Times: Huawei Honor Mark is negotiating 150 of the best apps in India to make sure they appear in the Huawei App Gallery (which could replace the Google Play Store).
"We have HMS Huawei Mobile Services and are working to create a mobile phone ecosystem in which most major applications such as navigation, payment, games and messaging are available by the end of December. We will work this year with developers, content and services suppliers build a complete business model together and we will provide them with great added value."
The Google app ecosystem is very large and the Chinese company wants to develop alternatives for its devices to meet the needs of its smart phone customers, including Google Play Games, Google Maps, Gmail, Google Pay, YouTube and Google Play Store. Both are apps that many use, and Huawei hopes to find alternatives due to the ban.
Charles Ping confirmed that the next generation of Honor phones will already be powered by Google services, saying that consumers will never see the difference between GMS and HMS. Customer tried out because Huawei Mobile Services support HMS inaccessible smartphones. Google Mobile GMS services.
"By partnering with us, Indian developers can get a market share because they can meet the needs of our global customers. Working closely with us will reduce the cost of attracting new customers because Huawei is building its market share. Phone in the first three positions --Unternehmen."
The Chinese company offers enormous incentives to Indian developers as its billion-dollar global fund is developing its own GMS alternatives and integrating its applications into Indian developers. The company currently has about one million developers registered with HMS worldwide and offers financial incentives of up to $ 17,000 for HMS, an application integrated into HMS.