With all the big companies pulling out from the Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2020, it remains a question whether the event would still be held. Today, we’ve also heard that the organiser GSMA is going to have a meeting this Friday to decide the fate of MWC 2020. However, there are still companies making confirmations of their appearances at the event through official announcements, and one of them is Huawei.

It's been many months now since Huawei is facing an unfortunate ban from the US government from using any Google Mobile Services (GMS). Even though they do have their own AppGallery, but it's missing a lot of key apps that users use outside of China. That said, that could all change now thanks to the latest report by Reuters - Huawei, Xiaomi, OPPO and vivo are gonna team up to create their own alternative platform to Google Play Store!

Prior to the Huawei Mate 30 series release last year, it was most unfortunate that Huawei got caught in the trade war. The company is still not clear out of being able to use Google Mobile Services (GMS) yet, so they have been trying different ways to survive without it with their own Huawei Mobile Service. Despite this, international countries out of China still relies on GMS a lot, so what is Plan B?

Foldables are definitely going to feature prominently this year and from Huawei, many are expecting a successor to last year's Mate X at this year's MWC. To add on to that belief is a new patent that was discovered on the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO), which shows a foldable device with a stylus.

Yes, the trade war is still on-going which unfortunately placed Huawei in an awkward situation. Starting from the Mate 30 series onward, they won't be able to use any Google mobile services (GMS) but according to new insights from Fred Wangfei, a Huawei executive, he said that the company probably won't return to using GMS even if the ban is lifted by the US government.

With 2019 over, it was only a matter of time before analysts shared the big numbers for 2019. Research organisations have provided a few interesting facts to chew on, such as how Samsung still holds the largest smartphone market share, Huawei overtaking Apple for the overall second spot, and Apple managing to snag a top spot for Q4 2019.

The Wuhan Coronavirus has been bringing much tension not just in China but also around the world. To aid the outbreak of the Coronavirus, Huawei is now helping in improving the infrastructure of hospitals through 5G networking.

Many of you must be familiar with the tragic news that happened in Wuhan, China. The disease outbreak has caused the region to be quarantined and 11 million people are currently barred from leaving. This has also affected many events that are supposed to happen in the area as they are being forced to cancel or schedule another time. One of the events appears to be Huawei’s largest annual developer conference, the HDC.Cloud 2020.

The ongoing saga between the US government and Huawei isn't about to end anytime soon, but the Chinese company hasn't been sitting around twiddling its thumbs. Huawei has been hard at work lately, mostly at developing alternatives for its devices. One of Huawei's latest move is to sign a partnership with TomTom, allowing the company to use TomTom's services on Huawei devices.

With the Huawei MateBook D 15 officially going on sale on 18 January 2020, Huawei has officially announced that you could stand a chance to win the aforementioned laptop for free. In terms of the dates, the contest starts from now until 12 January 2020 and the winners will be picked on 13 January 2020.