After Huawei was added to an entity list last May that prevented it from doing business with US companies without a license, the firm was unable to use Google Mobile Services (GMS), such as the ...

Due to the US government adding Huawei to the Entity List, the Chinese smartphone maker has been unable to use Google apps on its smartphones. As a result, Huawei has been building out its ...

Huawei phones have been unable to officially offer Google apps for the past few years, but now customers who have manually installed the official Google app on their devices are being warned that ...

Huawei is now restricted to using the Android Open Source Project (AOSP), cutting the company off from critical Google apps and services that consumers outside of China expect on Android devices.

Huawei has confirmed that it still wants to use Google services should the US government lift its trade ban on the company. Huawei still wants to use Google services – MyBroadband Subscribe ...

The Huawei Mate Xs is no ordinary Android smartphone, and not just because of its unique folding design. It’s Huawei’s first major phone release in 2020 to come with an emphasis on its own app ...

Following the Commerce Department's actions against the Chinese megafirm, Huawei has been unable to use Google services on its new phones. The company's solution was to develop HarmonyOS, but now ...

Getty Images. The soap opera that is Huawei’s loss of Google software and services from its new smartphones has taken twist after turn in recent weeks. We had been warned (by Google) that the ...

Immediately upon starting the P40 Pro you will notice there is no prompt to sign into your Google account. This is replaced by a similar process facilitated by Huawei which requests that you sign ...

HUAWEI phones and laptops are still safe to use and buy despite the Government’s decision to ban new 5G tech from the Chinese telecommunications giant. Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden announc… ...

Xiaomi's Mi 10 Pro box says the phone has access to all the Google apps we use most, a statement that has caused controversy online for both it and Google.