Huawei is planning its own app store to rival Google’s – but it’s going to be tough.
After Google pulled Huawei’s Android support for future models, the Chinese brand has been left with a big problem: how to give users of its devices access to apps, the lifeblood of the modern smartphone.
Huawei’s vision is to bolster its App Gallery, and a report from Bloomberg states that it’s currently trying to sweet-talk developers and networks into getting on board.
The report says Huawei is willing to offer generous revenue shares for networks to install its store on new phones – although it’s uncertain whether this is all new phones, or Huawei’s own models only.
