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Huawei wants Android developers to put their apps on AppGallery

  • BY Nic Ker
  • 11 June 2019
  • 1:09 pm
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Following news that Google is arguing that the US government’s ban on Huawei devices may ironically lead to a threat to US national security, the folks over at XDA Developers reports that Huawei has been reaching out to app developers to publish their apps on EMUI’s pre-loaded app store, AppGallery.

According to XDA Developers, Huawei reached out to a trusted developer with the following email:

Subject: [OFFICIAL] Invitation to join Huawei AppGallery

Cher XXX team,

– In the last 2 years, Huawei shipped over 350M phones, about half of them in western markets.

– All Huawei phones have our official AppStore “AppGallery” preloaded globally, with 270 million monthly active users.

– We realized that your great Android App XXX is not yet published in our AppGallery.

– In order to guarantee a smooth usage of your App for our users, Huawei is committed to provide you with full support, to help you publish your App into AppGallery.

– We would therefore like to invite you to join our 560k developers community for free, in our Huawei Developer portal.

In the email, Huawei claims that the AppGallery has around 270 million monthly users, while also promising full support to developers. According to the email as well, Huawei states that its Huawei Developer portal has over 500k members.

This doesn’t come as a huge surprise—Huawei has been looking at other Play Store alternatives, as Bloomberg‘s recent report suggests. It’s also worth noting that Huawei has also reportedly been in negotiations with 3rd party app store, Aptoide, as another alternative.

Despite the fact that Huawei can allegedly roll out its own OS “very quickly”, it seems that the Chinese telecommunications giant is seemingly exploring an alternative app store in the meantime.

However, Ars Technica writer @RonAmadeo has revealed on Twitter that only 2 out of the top 15 free apps on the Google Play Store would be available to Huawei devices, with the remaining 13 apps made by US developers.

This is what the Play Store top free apps would look like with the US apps crossed out.

(This is also without the packed-in Google apps) pic.twitter.com/NSPCx0n7rl

— Ron Amadeo (@RonAmadeo) May 21, 2019

Do you use the AppGallery on your Huawei device? Let us know in the comments below.

Tags: Androidandroid developersAppGalleryHuaweihuawei appgalleryHuawei Ban
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