Huawei builds the case for its own OS ecosystem
If US-Chinese tensions continue to remain as they are today, a separate Huawei mobile operating system looks to be a certainty but being competitive with Android is not a simple task.
If US-Chinese tensions continue to remain as they are today, a separate Huawei mobile operating system looks to be a certainty but being competitive with Android is not a simple task.
Huawei has told the media that P40, the company’s next flagship smartphone will be launched with its own mobile service suite but will be built on Android 10 instead of its own HarmonyOS.
In a recent interview Huawei Founder Ren Zhengfei brushed off the effect of a ban on working with Google on his company’s smartphone fortunes.
Research by application security specialist Checkmarx has revealed that the camera apps on Google and Samsung smartphones can be hacked.
Less than a month after the four US MNOs announced a joint RCS initiative for Android, Google has decided to launch its own.
Bill Gates has suggested if it wasn’t for the costly and prolonged antitrust lawsuit in 1998, Microsoft would be the dominant player in the mobile OS world not Google.
The App Defense Alliance brings together Google, ESET, Lookout, and Zimperium to combat baddies on Android.
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has taken Google to court over allegations that it misled consumers over the collection of their location data.
At an event devoted to its Surface device range Microsoft teased a new, dual-screen Android smartphone called the Surface Duo.
Google has announced the launch of Action Blocks, allowing users to customise commands for its personal assistant.
There was a brief glimmer of hope for Huawei users that Google services might have been an option for its latest smartphones, but the workaround has now been closed.
Google wants to make YouTube the default audio app on Android in the hope of boosting its chances of competing with Spotify.
Google has announced a new version of Android Go, claiming the updated operating system for entry-level smartphones will run apps faster and support new data encryption technology.
Huawei recently launched its latest flagship smartphone, which is excellent in every respect bar the absence of Google apps. That alone will be a deal breaker for most.
Google has announced that use of its Google Pay platform has tripled to 67 million users in India.
At a recent trade show a Huawei exec indicated that there may be a way to enable its future smartphones to access Android apps despite Google being banned from working with it.
There is significant variation in the performance of the leading Android smartphone makers when it comes to updating Android, according to new research.
Huawei’s next flagship smartphone will not feature official Google applications as the weight of the US ban finally hits home.
Once a year, everyone used to gather around and have some fun guessing the name of the next Android, but Google is being a bit of a buzzkill with a refresh naming the next edition ‘10’.
The stripped-down version of Google’s mobile search engine is now available on all Android phones.
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