Huawei MATE 30 PRO it is going to be launched by the Huawei company on September 19, according to some information coming today directly from China, but it will not be offered to customers exactly as they imagine now. More precisely, it seems that the Huawei MATE 30 PRO will be launched with a modified version of Android, most likely the open source one, and not Android 10, which will not have the services and applications that the Google company integrates for customers.
Huawei MATE 30 PRO it will therefore be offered with services and applications from Huawei, something that will not be to the liking of many of those who buy Android phones especially for the services offered by those from Google. The American company said a few days ago that the Huawei MATE 30 PRO cannot be launched with Android and its services because it will not receive a license for distribution, but that did not include the open source version of the operating system.
Huawei MATE 30 PRO will be RELEASED with a SERIOUSLY Modified Android
Huawei MATE 30 PRO it can be launched without problems with the Android version from the open source project, only that it does not include Google services and other essential components of the operating system. The launch of Huawei MATE 30 PRO without these applications and services will represent a very big problem, because customers will not have Google Maps, YouTube, Google Chrome, etc., these applications being extremely popular.
Huawei MATE 30 PRO it will have other alternative applications, but it will not have Google Play for installing applications developed for the Android operating system, so they will have to rely on third-party stores. Trusting to download third-party applications from Huawei's application store, or from others, is stupidity of unimaginable proportions, but Huawei MATE 30 PRO will have nothing else to do, but not to buy the phones.
Huawei MATE 30 PRO it will be a monumental failure if it is launched without Google applications, but those from Huawei want to present it on September 19 in Munich, Germany, but no one really understands why.
