#Huawei google mobile services

Google has applied for a trading license to the US Government to resume dealing business with Huawei. Since the US trade ban against Huawei in May 2019, all Huawei devices are unable to install any Google-related apps and services. Instead, Huawei devices now come with its own Huawei Mobile Services.  According to a report by Finanzen, Google's Vice President for Product Management Sameer Samat told DPA-AFX  that Google has applied for a trading license with Huawei. This means that should the trading license be granted, we may see Google's Mobile Services may return to Huawei smartphones. Last year, Huawei Consumer Group CEO Richard Yu said that they would push Google apps to its Mate 30 series devices overnight if the US Government lifts the trade ban, but with updates to Huawei Mobile Services' core for developers, their stance on the matter might've already changed. We've got over a hundred submissions from our recent poll on mobile 3G services. uMobile on the other hand, though an autonomous telco is still considered a Smart/PLDT property and their free ad-supported 3G services will certainly bump up their total numbers. Read more in our articles including "Google applies for trading license with Huawei" and "Results: Mobile 3G Usage".