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Huawei's next high-end phone will not have the enhanced version of Android, which includes apps such as Google Maps, Gmail and YouTube, but owners of the Mate 30 will be able to download the software.
The result is the first concrete reversal of the US decision to include Huawei on the list of foreign companies with which US groups are not allowed to share technology.
A spokesman for "Google" said that it was not possible to include in this smartphone the operating system "Android" from the development of "Google", due the ban imposed on the Chinese group, which had been granted several grace periods of 90 days, the latest in the 19 August.
The Chinese group, for its part – according to "French" – "We will continue to use Android and related software if the US government allows us, and if you do not allow us, we will continue to develop our system. # 39; exploitation ".
According to similar sources, it will still be possible to access the "Store" application store "Google" via these new phones, allowing owners to have their own software "Google" desired.
The Mate 30 and its more advanced version, the Mate 30 Pro, are high-end Huawei devices designed to compete with Samsung's Galaxy Note range. It should be officially presented on September 18th in Munich, but no date has been set for the market yet.
Following the ban imposed by the United States, Huawei introduced this month its own operating system, Harmony OS, which could replace Android on its devices.
According to a study published by Canalis research firm in Singapore, Huawei smartphone sales in the second quarter fell 16% in Europe in the second quarter.
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