Recently, Huawei presented its new Mate 30 Pro and Mate 30 smartphones, two devices that seek to be the most innovative of the year by their specifications.
Behind the US veto in the Department of Commerce, everyone thought that these devices would arrive without Android, but this was not so; in fact, both devices will have Android, but without Google's Android.
This means that the Mate 30 family integrates an AOSP version (Android Open Source Project), in which they have put EMUI 10, the Huawei customization layer that is based on Android 10.
Although it works very similar, the great exception is that Google’s native services may not be available to users, situation for which the Chinese company had to launch its own alternatives.
The Mate 30 Pro and Mate 30 are the first victims of the conflict between Huawei and Donald Trump and, not having Google services, it is likely that many users prefer to choose other options within the market, but everything seems to indicate that installing those apps Don't be so hard
According to 9to5google, installing Google apps on Huawei's new smartphones is a very simple task.
You just have to follow the steps below:
- Access the web browser from the Huawei smartphone.
- Login to this website.
- Press the blue button to download Google apps.
- Open the newly installed app (if it doesn't work, restart the device).
- Choose the Google apps you want to install (they don't have to be all).
The following video shows the process much easier:
As you can see, installing Google apps on the new Huawei devices does not take more than 5 minutes. However, being at the risk of each user opting for this alternative that although it is reliable, is not official by the company.
