Huawei was hit very hard by the American government, the Chinese company officially admitting this, but despite the hits, it still remains a very big danger for those from Samsung and Apple. We are talking here about the fact that although Huawei was limited in launching its phones globally with Google applications, which blocked the distribution of the Huawei Mate 30 Pro, the phone managed to surpass the iPhone 11 and any Samsung phone with the new camera .
Huawei managed to, despite all the problems it has, bring to the market a new phone model that proves the fact that its capacity for innovation cannot be restricted, no matter how hard the Americans try. The Huawei Mate 30 Pro is the best example in this sense, and this is because the phone amazes from many points of view, and if it had been in stores, it would have seriously affected the sales of the iPhone 11 series, but also of Samsung phones.
Huawei is very hard hit, but it is still a danger for Apple, Samsung
Huawei still does not know if it will be able to sell its phones with Google applications, and the American company avoids saying for the time being if it will be able to restart commercial relations with the Chinese, even though those from Microsoft have done so. It is very possible that Google is among the dozens of companies that have already received approval from the US Department of Commerce to resume commercial relations with Huawei, but if so, then everything is kept secret for now.
Huawei will be able to put its Huawei Mate 30 Pro phone on sale even during the holidays if this sales restriction is lifted, and in this situation it will be able to steal from the sales of Apple and Samsung during this period. The situation will become a very serious one for everyone if the Americans change their plans regarding Huawei, and thus the failure of Apple and Samsung in recent months will disappear as easily as it appeared.
Huawei could have good news in the US, but in Europe, a European Commission directive is being prepared that aims to completely block its access to the supply of 5G equipment for any country.
