Huaweia smartphones with GMS - the manufacturer has a clever plan

Huawei has a lot of problems due to US sanctions. It's been more than two years since Donald Trump's administration blacklisted the Chinese giant, and now it's no longer one of the world's top phone makers. Moreover, Huawei is no longer one of the five largest phone manufacturers in its homeland. However, the company has an idea how to solve its problems and even restore Google services to its devices. Well, almost to their…

Huawei as b-brand performer

The company has taken tough steps in trying to weather the storm, including developing technological solutions for more efficient pig farming. The manufacturer even turned its Honor brand into a separate entity that has nothing to do with it anymore, so it could keep Google services. Huawei's next step will be licensing its smartphones to other companies, which may allow it to bypass the list of entities and gain access to American production technology.

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Huawei plans to start licensing its designs to the state-owned China Postal and Telecommunications Appliances Co. called Xnova, and the latter will try to buy the necessary hardware and software that the former can no longer acquire. This would be a continuation of the existing arrangement where Xnova sold the Nova series on its online store, with the only difference being that Xnova would now use its own brand. Another company that will soon sell its own brand phones based on Huawei designs is the telecommunications equipment manufacturer TD Tech Ltd. Here, however, the partnership is still being negotiated. This means that Huaweia smartphones with access to Google services will be devoid of the manufacturer's logo, and the situation is similar with network equipment. Meanwhile, Huawei engineers are adapting phone designs to use Qualcomm and MediaTek chipsets instead of those made by Huawei's subsidiary HiSilicon.

Source: TechSpot