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A few days ago, Huawei pre-installed Huawei App Gallery (application market) and HMS service (Huawei Mobile Service) on Mate Xs and Honor V30 and X9 released overseas. This is also the most critical step that Huawei has taken since it officially proposed to build an HMS ecosystem in August 2019.

Huawei may establish a partnership with India's native operating system IndusOS, enabling Huawei to access more than 400,000 applications in more than 12 different Indian languages, according to the Economic Times.

Of course, Chinese people don't mind a Huawei phone without Google. What about international users? Google is indispensable for international users.

Huawei has tested the HMS Core framework and HMS core applications in the Chinese market to replace Google Mobile Services (GMS) applications, according to IT Home.

HMS (Huawei Mobile Service) is an application ecological solution created by Huawei on mobile devices. It is based on Huawei's underlying chip (Kirin) and operating system (Harmony OS).

On February 24, Honor V30, the first model equipped with Huawei HMS service, will be officially released. The computer team of Ericsson Securities believes that this is not only a milestone in Huawei's development history, but also a historic turning point for China-made software industry.

Last year, restricted by an executive order of the U.S. government, Google was banned from cooperating with Huawei to develop new devices including preinstall Android and provide applications and services including Gmail, Maps, YouTube and Play Store.

Honor View30/V30 and Honor 9X Pro overseas versions will be launched at the online live conference on February 24. The mobile phone series runs EMUI10 (Android 10) and Huawei Mobile Services (HMS).

Huawei's Consumer BG Global Ecological Development Department, a newly established secondary department under the Consumer Business (CBG) that is responsible for the ecological construction of Huawei HMS (Huawei Mobile Services), is hiring talents from the world.