Huawei reverses the scales with a fatal blow to Google's most famous services

The Chinese phone giant, Huawei, plans to launch one of Google's most important services in the US-China trade war.

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The Chinese company plans to announce the launch of an application similar to Google Maps, "Google Maps", in a move that could be considered a retaliatory blow for Google.

Huawei will launch a new application called MapMap, which should be launched in October.

MapKit is not intended for consumer use, but is designed to encourage developers to build applications based on service capabilities.

Map Kit will be linked to third-party mobile applications and local mapping service providers in approximately 150 countries and regions, the company said.

Not surprisingly, Huawei wants to create its own mapping service, the ban imposed by the United States prohibiting Google's services, including Google Maps, from being loaded on its smartphones.

A source familiar with the matter told the China Daily that Yandex, the Russian company and the US travel site "Hold Holdings", are among the software companies that are cooperating with Huawei as part of the card service project.

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This decision is necessary to maintain the popularity of Huawei smart phones in markets outside the home country, since Zhang Pingan, head of cloud computing services at Huawei Consumer Business Group, said that more than 50% of mobile applications were location-based services. It depends on the abilities of the cards.

The map kit will be available in 40 languages, in real-time traffic conditions and on a very advanced navigation system recognizing changing car lanes, such as lanes of one to two. Zhang also announced that he would also support augmented reality cards.

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