Huawei, a Chinese technology company in a commercial war with the US, invited developers to the HMS (Huawei Mobile Services) platform at the London Developers Conference on Wednesday. Reminding participants that they are still the world’s number two smartphone manufacturer, Huawei said that 50,000 Huawei smartphones became active in the UK in a week and asked developers to join their developer programs. The company also announced the HWS Developer Kits, which are aimed directly at developers at an event in London. The tension with the US continues: The company, which had problems with the US since May last year, said it has 600 million users in more than 170 countries. Of course, it is important to note that the vast majority of these users continue to use Google services without any problems. Huawei accelerated the work after the Google services problem, his service App Gallery before January 31, 2020 for each application loaded up to 20 thousand pounds financial incentives, he said. The company also plans a £ 20 million investment plan for developers in the UK and Ireland to work at HMS and join the App Gallery. Huawei said that so far 1.3 million developers have joined them and more than 50,000 applications have been integrated into the HMS core. The company also claimed more than 180 billion downloads from App Gallery last year. Huawei, who wants to incorporate developers, said how difficult it is to attract attention in other stores with millions of applications. What do you think about Huawei’s efforts? Do you think Huawei will succeed in these efforts? Can it make its own store an alternative to the App Store and Google Play? Most importantly, do you buy Huawei devices with their own app store?
