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[Huawei Developers] ddddanger:
I would like my device to work for me atleast a week before charging again, i dont want my device to collect any of my data without my concent, i would like a camera that can shoot raw to perfection, on the other hand a user friendly ui for the camera as well as if it shoots raw...a fullfledge software intigration for raw editing, i dont want to rely on 3rd part apps for things like ntfs support, sharing files music etc, a proper file explorer with the flexibility of supporting each and every file type, may it be an extraction frm a zip, a one stop solution for all my media. Many sorting sequences, face tracking for sorting photos inbuild, a solid sounding pair of speakers and obviously a headphone jack, but if not then a easily connective compact conncetor, which can be used for headphones as well as charing at same time, also should be included in the box, i would love water proofing and dust proofing and i have a curious idea of touchscreen, as i use a waterproof phone, i am very troubled with the capacitive touch screen when there is water on it, i would love to have some solution for it...like giving a fullscreen fingerprint reader under screen and using it as a touch locator for underwater use, i hate the idea of popup camera...but would love the idea of inscreen camera as well..and last but nit the least the network and performance...the performance should be topnotch...and aftersales service for atleast 4-5years..like updates, etc..
[Huawei Developers] mad4some:
The amount of services here is amazing!! Good job :D on another note.......so many of them are made just to gleen personal information from the end user that it is downright SCARY!!!! :eek:
[Huawei Developers] karenjonesinsc:
===> What I love?

I love your style and flare of anything your company designs and builds. Top quality with each of us in mind.
[Huawei Developers] pourhaus:
Sounds like you have a good range of kits, APIs etc, to take advantage of the hardware and support developers. Do you have a plan to detail how the device and supporting platform are securely isolated from the Chinese government, and whether that would be audited by a respected 3rd party?
[Huawei Developers] ManWithTheSmile:
I have never had Huawei phone so i cant give my opinion on HMS. The things i like about Huawei is that they are different from others and "no big brother" (read it google)

I would like to have Huawei phone to test and then to tell!
[Huawei Developers] Nihat2003lol:
I am proud of HMS. Imagine you can see others records and compete with them with game service. And many other services. Even health, map etc. services. Imagine phone caring about your health. And there is a wallet service with easy of access, which is awesome.
[Huawei Developers] flawyl31:
Personal opinion

Hello,i use Mate 10 Pro since 2018 Mars and i really appreciate the updates that are comming in terms of HMS ecosystem. At the beginning in my mind i tought that HMS will have no life and the system will be bad , but with the time the improvements demonstrate that can make me to stay more on the HM Services. So at this moment they have a large range to ofer to users, from cloud to apps and even frendly interface. The most important thing for me is the support of witch can benefit every user around the Globe , it is really at very 1st place from all devices that i own.
[Huawei Developers] snowman81:
For me it's all about Health Kit. Given these crazy times when we're all on lock down it's even more important than normal.
[Huawei Developers] jab5555:
I never owned or their phones, i cant commemt
[Huawei Developers] Miguelet:
I like many of the new features in HMS including the Drive Kit,Health Kit,HUAWEI IAP, scanning and security kit and all the rest of the performance and optimization of apps without relying so much on the playstores
[Huawei Developers] XDAdann:
HMS Core FTW?

Huawei Mobile Services (HMS) Core is to be a replacement of Google’s developer libraries. Super interested in how it compares to Google's and Apple's. If all goes well, we can have a third major OS in the running.

Competition is good for the mobile market. With Google and Apple dominating, development has been somewhat stagnant and the bang-for-buck devices have been out of reach for some time. It's not just hardware, but software - Apple has been able to optimize iOS to use less than 4GB RAM!

The 5G race is here and looking forward to see how companies implement 5G speeds with everyday tasks.
[Huawei Developers] Paul_Days:
It is always refreshing to see new additions in the market if mobile capabilities. These kits will bring a new set of tools to AI and all other APIs to further enhance the user experience. I expect to get to know better the Huawei mobile services cores and see what they have to offer its users.

Warm Regards,

Paul
[Huawei Developers] Alastal:
Is this mobile can be a great value to health care professional?! I never tried

Anyway I like using my Samsung Galaxy note 8 with its pen feature...

I didn't like huawei phones! And I didn't recommended it for anyone!
[Huawei Developers] tbschommer:
I've read a lot about the latest Huawei phones, and now that I've had my own Huawei (Nexus 6P) for 4 (!) years, I'd love to jump in with all the specs and services provided
[Huawei Developers] klisza1993:
I love that it doesnt have all that google crap !;)
[Huawei Developers] Sherif44:
Account kit, health kit and wallet kit are the ones I like a lot as they provide security, ease of use and self care and healthier lifestyle.

I wish you keep on developing these revolutionary services. :angel:
[Huawei Developers] ThiagoHDS:
Account kit all the way!!!!

For me, the best feautre is the account kit. I'm a developer but i'm also an user. And from personal experiences I know how those authorizations can make users reject your app. With this kind of approach we could offer a smoother experience for the user and protect his data at the same time. The ideia of just signing in(which is already well difunded among the users) can provide a faster access to the app. I'm always searching for alternatives that can make development and UX improve, this might be one of them. I'd like to highlight others features but i'm gonna stick with this one. :D
[Huawei Developers] bsat1:
I like all the services the HMS is here to provide, so far it means an end to GMS's monopoly. My favorites are the Drive and ML kits.

HMS's Drive kit provides better cloud services with its solid synchronisation (one account for multiple devices), push and storage services. Capabilities such as commenting on files and replying to comments and querying file changes are very unique.

The ML kit has the capabilities to provide various security and business solutions. Developers of OCR and camera apps and business and security apps will find the SDK very useful.

Huawei's Intelligent Automotive Solution is a product of huge investment in AI, SG, Cloud and IoT. With China being the world's largest car market, Apple and Google will soon be no match for Huawei's HiCar.

HMS will prevail!

Huawei is starting with much bigger market share (mobile phones, wearables, HiCar, etc) compared with what Google started with. This higher market share provides a vast user base for promoting the HMS services. HMS is a competitive contender of the GMS, and it's a matter of time, HMS can and will replace the GMS
[Huawei Developers] dragonattou:
HMS give me a warm experience. It is a better and rich way than GMS. Most of us are addicted to GMS services like YouTube. HMS needs to integrate these features into its ecosystem to attract consumers. Regarding the alternative API, HMS is almost there and if the App Store could make it more powerful, there is no doubt that HMS can face GMS or even defeat it in the future.
[Huawei Developers] benley73:
HMS has been different to get used to with years using GMS along with there baked in apps we have all been accustomed too we thought we could never live without,

But you do find the maps on HMS do seem to be in point, the HMS system is snappy feature rich packed full of things you never thought you would need since there's usually an app for that which is one of the biggest challenges /adjustments there does need to be a lot more put into the app store especially to be useful in the west where iOS GMS offer everything to allow all to communicate on the same apps no matter which phone or op system you are using the major improvements would be to get more app developers onboard for and easier HMS store front.

it has been an adjustment but the slick op system fantastic camera Photography software has put all others to shame, I do love the easily syncing with Huawei mate laptop wirelessly this make the eco system so sleek working together,
[Huawei Developers] sofiane athimni:
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[Huawei Developers] Kalemcipher:
What I love in HMS

First of all I love the Location kit because it quickly obtain precise user locations, build up global positioning capabilities, and reach a wide range of users around the globe.

Secondly I like the panarama kit because it gives 360° viewing.

Thirdly I like the In-App purchases cause with it users can subscribe or buy virtual products and services.

Lastly I like the Drive kit as the app data can be saved on the cloud storage.
[Huawei Developers] singhnsk:
Being a fan of alternative platforms and competition, I am keenly interested in what Huawei has built up. More because I believe it is the only time that a company has built a full suite of core services which can directly compete with Google Play Services. Per my memory, the last good try was when Nokia did its X series of phones based on forked Android, which did not feature Google apps. I'm completely against monopoly in these fields and I'm hopeful that Huawei will allow me to choose what I like and not force me to use what I do not like. A good example is the Google search bar forced on the homescreen of Pixel and Android One (I see you, Nokia) phones. If I do not use Google search and/or its services, the phones immediately start becoming pointless.

Anyhow, back to the topic, I am interested in Huawei Mobile Services ONLY because it is a full suite with pretty much everything that an app developer needs to deliver functionality within their apps. And at the same time, the platform is a bridge to the user data and privacy. So, the role is a crucial one. And I believe that the introduction of HMS will push even Google to take better care of data privacy. I applause Huawei for trying this out and spending its resources on developing a competing suite. Even though, for their own survival, it takes a lot to withhold the resistance and deciding to compete head in head.

All in all, I see that the HMS can let developers deliver equated experiences as they do while relying on Google Play Services. So, my favorites from the league are actually the Ads Kit and In-app purchases. All because this is what provides revenue to the app developers and it is what drives the developer interest. One of the key reasons why Windows Phone failed to pick up was Microsoft not being able to timely offer a platform to serve ads and collect IAPs. Developers will make great apps, but if there's no way to realize the investment, then only a few will be interested. Huawei does have a vast user base which can drive traffic to the apps, improve ads delivery and eventually the revenues for developers. There couldn't be a better time to do this! If there are users and there are good ways to deliver apps to them, I wonder why developers will miss out the opportunity.

So so so, please focus on bringing more countries and payment methods to the IAP platform and more regions, languages and partners for the ads delivery. I can see that India is not listed for IAP payments yet, hopefully won't be missing for too long. Let the game begin!
[Huawei Developers] jon313:
I like the Wallet Kit and the Nearby Service the most.

During this pandemic, contactless mobile phone payments have been shown to be really useful and the people and businesses have seen how easy they are to use.

I love the idea that I don't have to worry about forgetting my payment, transport or loyalty cards.

They are all with me in my phone at all times.

With Nearby service, I can see a great combination for marketing campaigns.

When I'm shopping in a shop with beacons- the shops' app can analyze where I'm spending more time and based on my loyalty status, send me a notification that they've given me a discount on a product in that section of the shop.

Another cool use case would be to help me find a product in a huge store- that would especially be great for visually impaired people.

Of course, I can't skip over the local multiplayer using Nearby service which brings back the feeling of LAN parties.

And the direct file sharing which helps me forget the struggles of sending even a small file locally using infrared or bluetooth connections :D
[Huawei Developers] Auerox:
In all honestly, I would've thank for your efforts for this device. There would be no perfections, altough considering a powerful device that has HMS is enough to compete in the following colleagues. I have owned a huawei device, and honestly my purchase I did not regret. Would love to experience having mate 30 pro in my hands in the future. Having those features, and having those professional camera, and from having every little bits of details on the camera is just awesome. Thanks again huawei for bringing back to community, and listening to your community. Thanks for bringing out such an awesome feature to enhance and improve huawei.
[Huawei Developers] rober788:
Safety Detect is a great deal, in a world where your identity is online safety for you is the best deal.
[Huawei Developers] flymetothemoon:
The open bootloader of Huawei phones...

Just kidding.

The awareness kit as it can greatly enhance the user experience in the way of making "assistance" to users possible depending on their location, time, habits etc. We will see more apps in the future relying on that.
[Huawei Developers] Alimama:
I love the awareness kit

Huawei is doing great! The fact is US ban is making the company stronger; what does not kill you, makes you stronger they say.

My favourite HMS kit is the awareness kit. The awareness kit does what it does par excellence. It's not like a spy kit that steals your personal information for another party, it makes smart decision or recommendation for users based on user's current information and location. And assessing the user's information is also based on user's permission.

This is very useful in so many aspects ranging from, making decisions about which store to shop from to recommending safety/health tips.

The awareness kit can also be utilised in robotics and cars. I have not driven any of the cars with Huawei's tech, but am positive awareness kit is inclusive in the HiCar ecosystem.
[Huawei Developers] bh3bh3:
I would love Huawei's Game Service. It keeps me updated on the recent gaming events, bulletins and updates. It is an overall tool most effective for casters and game enthusiasts.
[Huawei Developers] Obi_Wlan:
Huawei doesn't deserve a single post on XDA. A brand that is against tinkering and modding shouldn't be forcing their business here. They never favored

bootloader unlocking

and now they are crowdsourcing for ideas.

Developers, if you have a little bit of self respect then don't take their side and don't put your apps in their hands.

HMS and GSF both are an obstacle to development.

This giveaway trick is not fooling anyone. Moderators are free to delete my post if it hurts their Huawei overlord's feelings.
[Huawei Developers] lat94084:
My favorite Huawei Mobile Services (HMS) feature is Analytics Kit because it's important to collect time spent in each section of the application and improve the most used sections of the application.

My experience using the Analytics Kit is very good and i share it:

Before this i used other analytics solutions, but the Analytics Kit is much easier to work and it's innovative.

First, the Analytics Kit automatically generated the necessary analytics from the users, such as users behavior and target groups. The results are easy to understand for me.

With in-app event recording of preset and custom events, i can get the insights that needed for analyze the users behavior and groups. For create better marketing, there are a variety of analytical functions in the dashboard.

The in-app integration is very easy to add, using Huawei Developer and AppGallery Connect websites to register the app. And the Analytics Kit code and Huawei repositories to the app project code.

Everyday more apps are using Analytics Kit, the dashboard generates a report which is used for improve the apps, and fixing errors. And if you use Push Kit in addition you can send personalized actions using the Analytics Kit report.

I would like to win a Mate 30 Pro, a very innovative device to try and test more HMS features for my applications on a physical phone, apart from using an emulator.
[Huawei Developers] AlPhoenix87:
My favorite is Game Service and Nearby Service))
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[Huawei Developers] alkanaft:
HUAWEI HMS is awesome. No more Google's dictatorship. Every one gets a piece of something they need. I personally like Account, Games, Scan, and Wallet kits.
[Huawei Developers] billozy:
Even though most of us don't have first hand on Huawei HMS services, me included, its good to see competition in mobile platforms and core services where consumers have the choice. I hope a day comes when you can install HMS in custom Roms like Gapps.

My last 2 phones were Samsung Notes and i like the way they integrate their services in android, in a way that makes vanilla android pointless to use, at least for me.

Would love to try out a Huawei phone.
[Huawei Developers] Ghost_mode12:
My love for Huawei

My Huawei Honor v8 was my first dive into the Huawei Ecosystem. I got this smartphone from China. Which means it had not GMS. I had to figure out how to live outside the realms of Google applications. But what I really loved most was seamless bonding it had with my smartband. The honor band 5, it really helped me especially last year when I was experiencing alot of health issues. Me together with my doctor used this to read heart rates over night. I loved that bond with the phone. Right now am back and fit. Amen.
[Huawei Developers] tarunyadav1007:
I just Love when every day after tomorrow HMS pops up with a new update.:)
[Huawei Developers] INSEI2.0:
Hongmeng OS

What i would like to see in The new Operating System is a different experience form the android OS , honestly all android devices look so smiliar it's hard to distinguish between them , so if preferable i would like to see new interface completely different from IOS or android, something innovative never seen before, as per apps, what matters the most communications and social apps, facebook Youtube , instagram, these apps should be availablet and be kept up to date , what i mean by that is that apps should not lag or faces bugs or crashes in the system , keep it as minimum as possible, , also Hongment OS should be capable of projecting into smart screens and capable of Streaming games and it should have an open source so that user can modify it the way he likes, of course any illegal actions would void warranty non the less, and one personal thing i would like to ask is that you keep the system filled with a lot of themes and make it changable , to have a renewed phone everyday would be great, THank you so much for your Efforts :D:o:good:
[Huawei Developers] MontAlbert:
I like the idea of choice. That's what I love about HMS. The choice of what you want to use and do with your device. No lock in to Google's services.
[Huawei Developers] wollyka:
Having a competing Mobile Services to Google Mobile Services (GMS) is good enough by itself. More competition is always healthier to push the boundary of advancement
[Huawei Developers] playnote400:
My personal opinion

My personal opinion :

Huawei has always been huge in the mobile market, I personally think that they offer the most innovative hardware and now they are introducing a new era of mobile software thanks to HMS.

HMS is very interesting because it already has millions of global monthly active users in so many countries. I would love to get a Huawei phone for myself because I'm interested in all of the services that the HMS has to offer and most importantly the Huawei ID, because I know that all my personal data will be safe and will be synced to my Huawei ID.

I'm also interested in the Huawei AppGallery, because it offers all of the essential apps including news, social media, entertainment and of course there are so many more apps to come thanks to the solutions available in HMS for app developers, like Awareness Kit because it makes it possible to offer a smarter ecosystem for the users and also the Game Service which will allow a new and innovative mobile gaming experience.
[Huawei Developers] CrimsonKnight13:
I think the Game Service is excellent due to allowing cross device traversal especially game saves, which is huge when you need to switch to another device like a tablet or new phone.
[Huawei Developers] GADDAWA:
The feature that I love the most is Safety Detect

I love this "Safety Detect" to provide users detect malicious and unsafe applications or URL.

*It has "SysIntegrity" that checks whether the device running your app is secure, whether it is rooted.

*It has "AppsCheck" that checks for malicious apps and provides you with a list of malicious apps

*It has "URLcheck that determines the threat type of a specific URL.

*It has "UserDetect" that checks whether your app is interacting with a fake user.

*It has "WiFiDetect" that checks whether the Wi-Fi to be connected is secure.

These above said are what every users need to feel secured and safe.
[Huawei Developers] feco86:
I love those kit
[Huawei Developers] Freemind R:
It's a good idea. After all, genuine opinion comes from practice.:D

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Maybe you can have a try and then be surprised. :D
[Huawei Developers] pikachu01:
I think the choice of having an alternative ecosystem in an Android device is good for everyone. HMS's capabilities currently fulfills most needs, however it needs to quickly grow to support much more than what Google offers in order to get more clout. Things like:

- Complete app data backup (much better than Google Drive).

- Per app battery settings that developers can "recommend" a battery profile and it's configurable by the user in app and in settings(e.g. how often can it wake the system, or poll for push messages or activate location poll) that is connected to the Battery Settings in the phone.

- Data sync compatible with other major providers e.g. Notes sync with Evernote, Calendar sync with Outlook/Facebook, Health sync with Fitbit etc

- Less intrusive compared to GMS that we can control/fine tune our privacy of the types of data that we're sending to HMS, with the option to turn off all data sync to HMS cloud while still being able to use the phone for other apps.
[Huawei Developers] dranberb:
I want to try Huawei

Huawei phones are leading here in K.S.A., i also admire those Huawei models which retains IR blaster

because of its useful function. I hope one day I can share user experience for this device, co'z I've never owned Huawei phone before.
[Huawei Developers] shukla._:
The HMS, I have read reviews, I have seen the specs and yeah this is one of the best phones. When a person says "I don't have Google Play Store in the phone", we always assume it would be a IPhone. But Huawei has the guts to form its own platform and assure the customer that they won't need the play Store. That's a thing to applaud for.
[Huawei Developers] Zeko525:
What I like ?

I would like if they opened the Bootloader