This means that Huawei will not be responsible for the production of its devices; in fact, the brand name would not even be reflected in the terminal, although it would still earn from selling its smartphone licenses.

It is rumored that PTAC, a conglomerate that distributes some of the company's phones in China, is dealing with this. One of the most recent cases is the launch of the Huawei Nova 9. In that case, the next mobile phones to reach the rest of the world will have all Google services as well as 5G connectivity.

Honor goes to your throw

Just over a year has passed since the official separation of Honor and Huawei, which led to the release of the first of the veto produced by the US government as it began to operate independently.

After several months of negotiations with relevant suppliers such as Qualcomm and Google, it became official in the middle of this year that the new Honor 50 will have Google applications at its disposal.

Of course, not everything may be perfect. The United States is considering the possibility of vetoing what was once part of Huawei, but it doesn't need to be done, because recently there has been an attempt to do the same with Xiaomi, which has decided to take the case to the Federal Court and has been successful.