Richard Yu promised at a press event that the biggest apps Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, WhatsApp will be available soon in the AppGallery.
However, it is still not entirely clear whether the apps such as Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, WhatsApp & Co. will then be available there directly, or only the corresponding links to the download pages of the app manufacturers.
In Huawei AppGallery currently 55,000 apps available among them many that only really make sense in China. If Huawei wants to compete with Google and its Play Store with several million apps, a lot still has to happen.
At a press briefing with Huawei Mobile CEO Richard Yu. I asked him about the absence of the world’s most essential apps on Huawei’s Play Store alternative – App Gallery (Twitter, Instagram, Facebook) he says believes they will be available soon. pic.twitter.com/Ch1lP2xJde
— Michael Josh (@michaeljosh) February 24, 2020
