Google pulling out the plug on Huawei has been one of the biggest news in tech this month. Getting shunned by Google also means stripped from its services, including Android. Huawei phones are Android-powered, and this could be as tragic as one could expect. Now, reports are starting to emerge regarding Huawei’s next step to…
Google pulling out the plug on Huawei has been one of the biggest news in tech this month. Getting shunned by Google also means stripped from its services, including Android. Huawei phones are Android-powered, and this could be as tragic as one could expect. Now, reports are starting to emerge regarding Huawei’s next step to mitigate the crisis by embracing a new OS.
Google’s decision came after the Department of Commerce imposed an import ban against Huawei. It resulted in the blocking of Huawei phones from receiving software until mid-August. Now, Huawei’s consumer group CEO Richard Yu has reportedly said that it already had a backup OS that was in works for over three years.
