Huawei Smartphones bring easier access to Google Services and everyday apps
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New plan
- Huawei says users can now install Google apps directly from its AppGallery.
- The company highlights access to apps such as Google Maps, YouTube and Google Drive as an attraction for smartphone buyers.
- The installation process works like downloading other apps, with installed Google services appearing on the phone’s home screen.
Huawei is promoting easier access to Google services and everyday apps on its smartphones. Users can search for Google applications in the AppGallery and install them directly, rather than relying on the workarounds previously used.
The available apps include Google Maps, YouTube and Google Drive. Once installed, they appear on the phone’s home screen and work like other applications.
The change accompanies Huawei’s broader pitch around smartphone innovation, including its tri-fold device and a 5G phone the company describes as the fastest in the industry. For users, the company presents direct access to familiar Google services as an additional reason to consider its phones.
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