Huawei is preparing in the coming months to launch a very important new smartphone, MATE 40 Pro, and my opinion is that this model will be bought by many more people than MATE 30 Pro. The difference is not in the fact that Huawei will include in MATE 40 Pro superior technologies or other important news, but in the fact that there is the Petal Search application, which to a certain extent can make up for the lack of the Google Play Store in the company's phones.
Huawei has worked for a good period of time on preparing Petal Search for its phones, the application being already launched, and allowing the download of applications that also exist in the Google Play Store, and this will count for the MATE 40 Pro. You all know that the MATE 30 Pro was not successful due to the fact that Google applications and services were missing from it, and the MATE 40 Pro will come with a similar problem, but Huawei will mitigate the impact by including Petal Search.
Huawei: MATE 40 Pro is the Phone that Many Will Buy
Huawei MATE 40 Pro it will allow customers to install applications such as Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram, Google Maps, YouTube, and more on their phones, and this will ultimately mean a lot to people. Huawei MATE 40 Pro will not break sales records for the Huawei company, but will only manage to raise the baton somewhere higher in relation to the sales recorded by the model released last year, and for Huawei this matters the most, in the end.
Huawei has already started to aggressively promote AppGallery after Donald Trump made it very clear that he will not help the company in any way to get rid of the sanctions he imposed on it for a year. Their deterioration forces Huawei to promote its own services for phones, and they will also end up in the MATE 40 Pro, which is ultimately good news because the phone will generate more competition for Apple and Samsung.
Huawei wants to present the MATE 40 Pro sometime in the fall of this year, somewhere around September or October, but it remains to be seen exactly what will happen, as the Coronavirus pandemic continues to block some businesses.
