Without the GMS, Huawei is launching its own HMS and AppGallery app store starting with the P40. On the map app, Huawei will also have its own app solution.
Recently, Huawei AppGallery has launched a map app called Here WeGo, which supports navigation and location of more than 1300 cities in more than 100 countries, including the United States, Europe, Canada and Australia.
Among Huawei's HMS mobile services, there are 14 core services in total, of which Huawei Map Kit is one of the 9 basic services, which can provide high-precision positioning, navigation and other map services.
From the introduction, the map supports walking, bus, car route travel advice, also supports taxi calling and other services, and there is also an offline map mode, which can be used without internet.
Overall, Here WeGo Maps is similar to the Google Maps app in both functionality and usage.
The countries it supports are currently able to cover most of the needs and will certainly increase the scope of support further in the future, which is a long-running exercise.
According to Huawei, Huawei's terminal cloud service now covers more than 170 countries and regions and has more than 400 million monthly live users.
Huawei HMS Core 4.0 goes live globally, further improving HMS to provide higher quality services to more users.
There are now over 1.3 million registered developers worldwide, and up to 55,000 HMS Core applications accessible.
