Huawei - Finally, It's BREAKING FREE !!

HEY GUYS,
So, After the ban on the Chinese tech giant Huawei, the company had decided that It would now become independent, they knew that if they want to survive in this market where United States of America created monopoly, they have to become independent, and I guess Huawei will achieve its goal by 2025, What do you think about it?
let me know your thoughts on it in the comments down below,
PEACE OUT.

[@colindigitaljames6619]

Huawei will always be a winner because it never gives even when the US puts obstacles in it way, the king of phones and technology, go HUAWEI, I wish buy their latest but because of the US pressures put on our government I can't get hold of one.

[@MaratNP]

Just travel abroad. Malaysia is a great country to buy electronics as they're cheaper than the US. That's actually what I intend on doing to scoop up the new Pura 70 Pro.

[@EragonThenics]

I own the pura 70 ultra (harmony os) and it's really an awesome phone. He's camera is just the best, exept for filming (a bit laggy sometimes). But everything else is uncredible. I have installed (by myself ) all the Google services ,and everything work as good as my previous vivo x80 pro. Just a dream who became reality!

[@Panosser]

What about bands carrier?Work all and in which country ur live and for 5g network works?Cause i read in europe 5g dont work .I am happy for u ,i own the huawei mate 40pro thats why i ask!

[@EragonThenics]

I live in Swizerland, everything works just fine here. My operator is Salt, I have 4g and it works everywhere (never took 5g, too expensive for nothing really).

[@swedenevguru8483]

​@@Panosser5G works with Mate 60 Pro in Europe and Pura 70 have same chips so it will work also with 5G in Europe.

[@omaradamu8979]

Huawei today. Huawei tomorrow. Huawei forever ❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉😊

[@capenterjojo3373]

If Huawei amd China manages to make those components to the highest quality with a fair competive price it will be game over. Additionally if the government convinced other chinese brands to use these components and Harmony Os next, its game over.

[@Gabbo_TV]

Yay

[@manolexing68]

I am happy​ to use phones with​ the​ operating system, but I still need the KZbin app.. So, I hope Huawei​ provides a channel for this. In any case, I'm very happy for​ Huawei's​ progress.

[@real_rsaNoob13]

I'm using the KZbin revanced app right now on a Huawei and it runs natively with microg install Emui 14

[@longcimb]

Or you can access KZbin via a browser...like on a desktop. Being using this way, since KZbin is indispensable to some business

[@real_rsaNoob13]

@@longcimb I would suggest switching to KZbin revanced extended, it has the same features as KZbin premium

[@mutatadaniel]

I'm hoping to own a Huawei phone someday 😢❤

[@colindigitaljames6619]

I own the HUAWEI P30 pro and it's the best phone I have ever had

[@user-mn2zs2tb3c]

Huawei as done amazing 👏🏽 👏🏽 you don't needs any better than 7 or 5 as long as you play your games and so on

[@KonandurZABEER]

Waiting

[@vsalasarcr]

Greetings, Interesting, thank you

[@nezarhas]

Something I have discovered which disappointed me regarding Huawei pura 70 ultra in Saudi Arabia. The phone is not supporting 5g. I think 5g coverage is only in China. Still the phone is very good, but Huawei have to be very precise when releasing different specs series.

[@chaz4609]

Jai Hind. Freedom is just another word for National Security.

[@MHpetal]

Wow huawei

[@a_sobah]

great news

[@sumpahGWganteng]

7nm chip performance Without NSE spy program = 3nm chip performance with NSE spy program

[@domambrocio6233]

US products of course, blaming a company for spying on them, meanwhile CIA spies globally using American smartphones.

[@TheJhonquest]

I love hormones os i wishes it got to os11... good luck Huawei

[@Panosser]

Now i own mate 40pro and looking to buy matepad tablet refurbished and i am happy with this company i am not change them ,someday i wish to have the money to buy newest smartphone mate70pro if will came to europe.Dont miss gms at all i have gbox and i have few apps i use .hope harmonyos next arrived to all european and other countries soon.EMUI is good but harmonyos is smoother.

[@ibrahimtouman2279]

anyone who doesn't wish Huawei to succeed is a heartless monster

[@Romanian_Nationalist_Mapper]

First

[@Gabbo_TV]

No i am

[@arnimkrause5696]

​@@Gabbo_TVNobody cares?

[@pj11_dokz57]

this is the biggest mistake that US makes. They want huawei to bow down to them and submit to what the bully wants, however things go accordingly to huawei. Now they're more self reliant. Even though the chipset they're making is behind however it's still a good, it doesn't mean to say that they can't innovate the things that they have now it will make time. slowly but surely they will make things good for them qnd for the company that they build.

[@hanzhovaj4129]

This won't work in the US even if it's unlocked

[@paduancitystanley1825]

If America and it's allies are not buying Huawei devices, isn't that the the goal of the sanctions? If their devices are the best in the world and it's only for the local market, their goals have been met I think. And if their devices are incompatible with others, they'll be more alone. Let's see shaa

[@sidneyani2584]

"Let's see sha." I assume you're Nigerian? I be naija boy too, so make I clear u on d matter. 😂 The intention behind the sanctions was to completely eliminate Huawei, much like what occurred with Alstom and Toshiba; however, this attempt ultimately failed. Although these measures temporarily impeded Huawei's progress, they inadvertently steered them toward self-reliance - a development that will pose challenges for US tech firms in the future as their business models heavily depend on monopolies for survival. Historically since World War II, the US government has actively thwarted foreign competitors threatening American monopoly interests through various means. Semiconductor industry leaders from the United States have cautioned against imposing sanctions on Huawei out of concern that such actions will drive them further towards autonomy - a scenario detrimental to American businesses given China's significant role as a consumer of US semiconductor products. Inevitably, it seems that Huawei will emerge victorious; evident from its successful displacement of Apple within China’s market share landscape. As Huawei progresses towards achieving independence - an imminent reality - other Chinese enterprises such as Xiaomi and Oppo may follow suit by favoring domestic technological solutions owing largely to deep-seated patriotic sentiments prevalent among Chinese consumers.

[@kidandroidrh]

😂😂

[@000T00b]

Well said @sidneyani2584, and greetings from Johannesburg, South Africa. I think the other commenter forgets that the west does not constitute the sum totality of humanity. Maybe he’s never heard of the ‘global south’ and how that constitutes the majority of humanity on this planet, much of whom do big trade with China. Even if China is absolutely cut off from every other country on this planet, don’t forget that it has 1.4 billion citizens, which the west will no longer have any access to, as customers. It is no exaggeration to state that the west will deal a fatal blow to itself if it totally sanctions and isolates China. There is no other nation on this planet that can boast that it pulled 800 million of its citizens out of extreme poverty and given them a chance to progress further up the economic value chain to become one of the largest consumer markets this planet is likely to see.

[@longcimb]

Congrats for taking the addiction to Google android n US IOS all up to whims and fancies of their politicians

[@All_things_fun]

Great but Huawei should be employing u

[@raymondbagatsing5846]

just garbage... pure simple...

[@ILSLF]

All the way Huawei. To hell with the US hypocrites.