Google has clarified the status of its core apps like Gmail and YouTube on new devices from Huawei, due to the ongoing ban on US companies supplying technology to the Chinese tech giant.

Google has severed business ties with Huawei following an executive order from US President Donald Trump blacklisting the company. American companies have to seek government approval before ...

Google's decision to suspend Huawei's use of some parts of the Android operating system will send shockwaves through the smartphone market. Huawei is the second biggest smartphone maker but relies ...

The blacklisting of Huawei by the Trump administration means that the Chinese telecoms giant could lose access to Google's Android services in future, although Google has confirmed that its Google ...

The most significant of Huawei’s US business dealings is with Google, the developer of the Android mobile operating system. This could have huge implications for owners of Huawei smartphones and ...

The US government has put Huawei on a blacklist of companies barred from the products and services of US companies. Google is a US company, and the 200-million-plus phones Huawei shipped last year ...

but if you’ve been secretly hoping to buy a Huawei flagship and then get the official Google apps back, don’t hold your breath. Huawei doesn’t plan to return to Android with all the popular ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Kate O’Flaherty is a cybersecurity and privacy journalist. According to the story broken by Reuters, Google has suspended ...

As the pandemic tends to calm down and we shift back to normalcy, many people require navigation on their phones as they start to travel. This is where Google Maps for Huawei comes into play with its ...

the darkest of those clouds—the loss of Google—could be about to lift. The U.S. has signalled that long-awaited blacklist exemption licenses may soon land. For Huawei, the immediate ...

it could begin to chip away at the company’s dominance in the mobile space. Yes, Google controls all the cards, but Huawei is already a leader in China, where it makes its own chips and modems ...

GUANGZHOU -- Huawei Technologies looks to complete its departure from Google's Android operating system this year with the rollout of a new OS developed fully in-house, further sidestepping U.S ...