How does Huawei manage the new Google space?

Huawei announced the release of the Huawei Mate 30 phone and will be launched on September 19 in the German city of Munich, but without the presence of Google, because of the withdrawal of the license of Huawei's Android phones under the US regime.

The launch of Huawei Mate 30 comes as we still do not know how the world's second largest smartphone maker fills the gap left by the abandonment of Google Play Store and major Google applications such as Maps.

The Chinese technology giant has announced the date of its publication via its social media channels titled "Rethinking Opportunities".

All Huawei smartphones rely on Google's Android operating system and on a range of Google's core apps. However, earlier this year, the US government listed the company on a list of companies accused of espionage, which prevented it from granting a license to applications developed in the United States. United.

Last August, Huawei revealed that it had set up a new operating system called Harmony OS, claiming that it could replace "immediately" Android on Google, if necessary.

Huawei confirms that the new mobile operating system can run 60% faster than Android, but it is unlikely that it will be displayed on the Mate 30.

The open-source nature of Android means that Huawei will be able to continue running a limited version of Android without requiring a license.

Huawei has always stated that she preferred to continue working with US companies to develop their phones, although this seems unlikely given the intensification of the trade war between the United States and China.

Since Huawei has been included in the list of entities, more than 130 applications have been submitted to the US Department of Commerce by companies wishing to sell goods and services to the Chinese company.

Rumors around the Mate 30 suggest that Huawei plans to introduce more camera lenses, with a leak area revealing up to five rear goals, the new phone should also take into charge a 5G connection.