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[Huawei Developers] qiraht:
I haven't try Huawei HMS Core but i would expect it would be a great one. So many features to try, im ready to develops and use all the features of Huawei HMS Core provides for me. I Hope this would be a great competitor by others. All the features that they provides is so so amazing and i can't wait to use it as User and Also as a Developer.

My Favorite is Wallet KIt and Account Kit. Wallet Kit provides you an easy and wide access to all of your needs like tickets, boarding passes, coupons and many other in just one integrated platform, so you can easily access without having to worry where you save all the info you need and no hassle on accessing all the info. Account kit would really help me, one account for all is what i need. No worry for one account, one platform and also it would be easy for me to just manage one account. I'm an Hassle-Free person and this two kit would be perfect match for me.
[Huawei Developers] vipertarun:
I have never used a Huawei device. Currently on my second LG device a lowly LG W30 after my G3 died. Would love to try out the Mate30 Pro and experience advanced technology.
[Huawei Developers] jitin02:
For me its health kit. I m able to integrate and track my data from honor band 4 without any Hassels.
[Huawei Developers] brigantti:
Never own a huawei phone so i cant say much but specs onmate 30 pro phone are crazy i would like to have one.
[Huawei Developers] eng.amr.ahmed:
Powerful ? camera, and modern Technical features

Powerful ? camera, and modern Technical features, is move you to the modern world, it is time to see the new modern features
[Huawei Developers] gilad1324:
You just did?
[Huawei Developers] jraz47:
I'm an early bird for Huawei mobiles phones, and I counseil all my relatives and friends about the quality of their products
[Huawei Developers] ismayeel25:
HMS will never be able to catch up with GMS in terms of quality and productivity. They have a long way to go. But i guess they will catch up eventually.
[Huawei Developers] Shekhar0050M:
Health and panorama kit

In case of emergency, if suggestion based on the ways to avoid bad situations like if someone gets a scratch or in serious condition then they could use health kit to know the details and panorama view to know the handwork.

Like during eating a person clogs his wind pipe then it may become useful.
[Huawei Developers] bill88t:
The health kit look really useful.
[Huawei Developers] MAliRkh:
Hello

I am from Iran

My mobile is Huawei p30lite :cool:

I love Huawei very much ;)

Huawei's proprietary user interface is very fast and beautiful

When you install the app from the app, the app's icon fills up nicely

It has many attractive features such as party mode and phone clone, which are great

Continuing this great path can be even better :good:

I have some ideas to make it better, but I don't know how I can tell them to Huawei :confused:
[Huawei Developers] vasilgroup:
HMS the future of Mobile Ecosystem

I am using Honor phones since 2016. I have Honor 5C, Honor 7X and Honor 20i, all working in superfine condition. I never encountered a single software or hardware problem since last 4 years. The newly updated HMS is working fine and more futures are being added gradually. In coming time, I can say that Google will have a strong competition and a worthy alternative. The AppGallery has many famous apps and more are being added. I personally also like it's Huawei Personal Assistant. I wish Huawei / Honor my personal best and hope to see more great devices.

Thanks, Ishak Khan
[Huawei Developers] King09zeuz:
Honestly, I haven't owned a Huawei device. But my colleague love it. He loves the smooth operations of the device and the relationship on the other device like the Huawei Matebook laptop. He also added that in terms of update HMS is good.
[Huawei Developers] crabnebula:
I believe HMS is becoming a credible competitor to Google's services and the way I see it, there are three key factors in its success:

1. Reaching feature parity with Google services.

2. Providing and promoting distinctive advantages over Google. For developers, these could be mainly financial. For users, I believe that better privacy controls will be a key incentive going forward.

3. Making HMS widely available on all devices. The move to the HMS Core app is a step in this direction and it's my favorite "feature" until now.

In an ideal world, everyone could easily choose which service ecosystem they wish to use without impacting app selection and availability, and these would be accessible on any Android device and in any country. We're slowly getting there...
[Huawei Developers] MemoryThief:
So the awareness kit seems a little intrusive, but as a developer what else is new right? But the FIDO2 support is a step in the right direction. About the accounts, is there any support for in-house or other SSO choices? Otherwise, I think the centrist effort to make it all Huawei may drive some support away; I do get that off course plug your own stuff but you might want to have a goal that included users across-the-board, as to expand your reach with software rather than just hardware... Winner chosen on my cake day! Sweets! GoodLuck'yall~
[Huawei Developers] SkItZo666:
I have never had Huawei phone so i cant give my opinion on HMS.

I would like to have Huawei phone to test and then to tell!
[Huawei Developers] HrithikAE86:
HMS Review

Well, I had honor 8 and recently changed to budget mid phone. And at that time, I was new to emui but after some time i realised that it is one of the best ui because of its performance and lots of features. One feature was to change the amount of bokeh effect anytime in photo and recently samsung was highlighting it as their premiun features and it was hilarious.

And if we talk about HMS, few of them was in honor 8 and i was in love with their health app. Steps counting was so accuracte and their system was smooth. So, I know that, all kits goona be great. But as an user, what most important is representation. And Google always keep it clean. So what i want from you guys is to make it clean, simple and friendly to user.

Account kit, Map kit, health kit, game services ,wallet kit and location kit will be the most commonly used kits in day to day life. So making then efficient is important. Panaroma looks fun to me.

Huawei has the potential to outcome the need of Google services. And they always come with amazing technology every year unlike other else. P20 pro amazing camera and looks ,Periscope lens zoom with P30 Pro , and now with bigger RYYB sensor. And all the kits are necessary to perform and being better. So keep coming with new features amd ideas. Im not a developer but I have experience when it comes to phones.

I'm rooting for Huawei for being the No.1.

Peace :)
[Huawei Developers] logan123456:
HMS Core is better than i thought

After reading some articles i wanted to try out HMS Core but unfortunately i have an Xperia z3 compact . i really liked the app gallery store, i just hope that most of the games i play is in the store, and i heard about the Huawei assistant , i feel like it is better than bixby . I also liked the Huawei music streaming app. I would love to get a new phone most especially the Mate 30 pro it would really be a big upgrade for me .
[Huawei Developers] Kostikas123:
As a P40 user, i really like that my data are safe (even i have to admit i missed google services). But safety comes first, i don't want my shopping habits be part of trading in the internet, so for now HMS are on the right path. Well done.
[Huawei Developers] witepanthur:
I'm all about the game kit and health service. I love gaming with he aforementioned options plus being a fitness addict; health features are a must. I always loved Huawei designs and specs for a great price. Wish I could win/try one.
[Huawei Developers] Miguelet:
I have been a loyal customer of Huawei for many years and it must be recognized that lately it is doing things very well. I just hope the HMS ecosystem grows rapidly in the coming years and is a competitor to Google and IOs.
[Huawei Developers] David _J_D:
I've had a few Huawei phones, but I'm not a fan of their UI, I much prefer vanilla Android. Now that they've been forced to use a tweaked version of AOSP, I might give them another chance. The big plus is that they're not Google, the big minus is just exactly how close are they to the Chinese Governernment
[Huawei Developers] kenthko:
Awareness Kit

HUAWEI Awareness Kit provides your app with the ability to obtain contextual information including users' current time, location, behavior, audio device status, ambient light, weather, and nearby beacons. Your app can gain insight into a user's current situation more efficiently, making it possible to deliver a smarter, more considerate user experience.

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Why? Because when developing an App, your main intent is to be able to fully serve the user's needs and make their experience the best there is. One way to be able to do that is to know the current status of the user via the status of their device, that way you can adjust how your App interacts, reacts and makes/executes is services relative to the situation the device/users is in.
[Huawei Developers] kernell_:
As a mobile game developer the integration of multiple functions through APIs is very interesting. The tracing of the game community vía the analysis of users interactions is a very useful tool to improve the ingame experience, to plan new functions.

HMS has a lot of potential and of course I'll like to see it's evolution.

The only question is: does the extra functionalities are only available for Huawei users?
[Huawei Developers] Mdknight:
That's a lot of kits. I'm interested in seeing what the Devs think up.
[Huawei Developers] billbond4:
Never had a Huawei phone always had Sony would be interested to see how much different it is
[Huawei Developers] Maybeyou:
Hello, I used all the other known phones except Huawei, never touch it ? currently I'm on a Samsung A20 device that I don't like I bought it because it's somehow cheap?, i really don't like Google's policies towards their phones, I used adb to debloat all of google' and Samsung' apps including google play store I don't use them all, and I use a non root firewall to prevent the stock and system apps from leaking my data to "Amazon aws", so in general I had a bad experience with it, I heard you don't like the google policies either, so let's be friends ?, I swear I will throw this phone away if somehow I win Mate30 Pro ?
[Huawei Developers] unknown device:
HMS Feedback

The most important kit I look for in any developer framework is the Harington Kit. Even though it is too slow for most modern applications my old iPhone 6 is still capable of showing a full range of Haringtons, and as such is hard to beat.

(Please see attached: )

[IMG="Harington Kit"]https://imgur.com/a/Pap9v7i[/IMG]
[Huawei Developers] desaturated:
It is a good start I think.

But it need sometimes for people to work without google.keep it going.
[Huawei Developers] TempestHunteye:
game services? how awesome you have an game account management hi
[Huawei Developers] byamugisha:
One of the greatest feature i Credit Huawei for is the IR Blaster they've maintained on the Flagship phones upto date. Hope they reintroduce the FM Radio as well.
[Huawei Developers] stephan.510:
Camera

The feature that I like the most is the camera on the phone!! The pictures are truly astonishing!
[Huawei Developers] reactor_sa:
The level of device abstraction in the Health Kit is great, will have to see how wide the device support is though

PS, nice job with the developer portal
[Huawei Developers] Don_Syleri:
I very nice try for the Huawei. It looks promising!
[Huawei Developers] Iskander101:
What can I say honestly, when never used Huawei product before. But if get competetive with Google like before then it will be great. Hope HMS will bring that ecosystem to us.
[Huawei Developers] Jurgenlex:
HealthKit

Huawei healt, stimulates me to do something about my overweight. The app is clear, clearly stimulating
[Huawei Developers] Awaisraja1:
XDA Competition

I Would like to enter in competition for HUAWEI Mate30 Pro

1. Mate 30 Pro rear side would have been in leather texture. because the camera setup appearance is awsome and leather finishing can create a much premier look

2. in my opinion (may be i m wrong)As the Huawei devices focuses on camera so there should be a camera shutter button.
[Huawei Developers] eddyctweets:
No Google stuff and the amazing camera
[Huawei Developers] fossean:
I think an alternate ecosystem will always be a good thing; the choice encourages development and is a benefit to the consumer.
[Huawei Developers] Floculant:
Would love a new phone, but I am still using a 8 year old phone as I'm a disabled pensioner and cannot afford to upgrade while the old one still works (too many more important bills to pay) and besides, I only have it in case I have a problem when not at home (don't leave home much anyway), so I don't even have many apps on it, just a couple of puzzle games (like Sudoku) and a navigator.

So not really up on the new phones.

But I can say that I have heard stories about data being taken and tracking by apps.

So a phone with a good battery life and one that is pro privacy would be good.
[Huawei Developers] Throne3:
I think HMS will be someday compete with GMS and we know it is no good for the first time because our heavy dependence for GMS as an Android users(exclude China which the ecosystem is so good without Google dependency) because there are so much popular apps missing in Huawei AppGallery, such as : Youtube, PUBG, Mobile Legends, Whatsapp, Instagram, etc.

I know some of the apps can be sideloaded or restored it from the another phone, however these kind of processes are not as simple as we use phone with GMS enabled and sideloading APK may cause your phone more exposed to malware and need to update the apps manually if the apps are not available in Huawei AppGalery.

I hope someday Huawei will bring more apps to its store, especially ride hailing apps and popular games. And also encourage developers to put its app on HMS ecosystems.
[Huawei Developers] Shekhs84:
Every adult loves huawei but important thing is that even my 5 years old daughter loves more than any other phone. Definately i will go for the happiness.
[Huawei Developers] IamErrolj:
Safety detect

I believe that security should be the heart of mobile services, it's the most important feature of all. Without it every other mobile service is useless. ✌️
[Huawei Developers] SlurfYouTube:
My favourite feature

Hello,

I want to be part of the giveaway and wanted to share my thought about my favourite Huawei HMS Core feature. because Huawei had done something BIG: I think the future will be wireless. More and more manufacturers like Huawei are converting to a future without cables. You can already charge your smartphones, smartwatches and headphones without a single cable. It's just fascinating. So my favorite feature of the HMS Core is the „Nearby Service“. Technologies such as Bluetooth or WLAN are used there, it is not necessary to connect to other devices via cable. Of course, this makes it a lot easier to connect with it. With the „Nearby Messages"; it is even easier to get codes provided by others and additionally to receive information from the Huawei Cloud in order to get in touch with others. And it gets even better: to enable a smooth process to end customers and developers we are getting provided with a low latency and high bandwidth. It is easy to use, offers high speed and high security. The downside, of course, is that you have to be in front of the other person, but I think for a wireless future that's the perfect start and Huawei makes the most of it. Let's see what the future holds and what else awaits us. :o
[Huawei Developers] kpangercic:
With HMS, Huawei aims to do for its own ecosystem everything that Google does for users and developers in the mainstream Android ecosystem.

HMS has a user-facing component (AppGallery and other first-party Huawei apps and services) and a developer-facing component, called HMS Core. HMS Core is made up of various APIs, SDKs, and services that developers can use to create and improve apps.

Huawei Mobile Services has been around for years, but Huawei relaunched and expanded the platform following the US ban that deprived it of Google Mobile Services.

On the user-facing side, HMS offers a bunch of services that aim to replace GMS. The most significant of them is the Huawei AppGallery, an alternative to the all-important Google Play Store.

Obviously, there’s no YouTube, Gmail, Google Photos, Google Maps, Drive, etc. These apps would probably not be available on Huawei phones until the US ban remains is lifted, provided Google would even want to publish them on Huawei’s competing app store.

On the upside, Huawei says that if users can’t find an app on the AppGallery, they can submit the desired app name to a Wishlist. Once that app becomes available, the user who submitted it via Wishlist will get notified.

For some, the lack of Google on handsets will be an absolute deal breaker. For others, running the likes of YouTube or Google Maps in the browser will be sufficient until there are suitable replacements on the App Gallery.

Huawei has no choice. If it wants to continue selling handsets to the top end of the market it will have to do that without Google. It simply has no choice but to build a replacement service.

In a year, when HMS matches GMS, when Google’s own apps have direct replacements in HMS, and when third-party developers are happy to take an extra day to cross-compile their apps for HMS, Google suddenly has a competitor that can rival its own flavor of Android in the marketplace.

That's the day i looking forward to seeing :)
[Huawei Developers] carloskno:
I used to work on IT but leave it 3-4 years back (now I'm a therapist) that's when I bought my 1st huawey phone (p10) now I own a mate 20 and I love it. Just read all the features that hms offer to create apps, I felt again like when I was a fresher, I got excited with the possibility to start developing apps again (just in my mind lol because I'm out of shape for that this days lol). Great work guys! Keep doing that work, love the brand :)
[Huawei Developers] dbsamin:
Huawei has no choice. If it wants to continue selling Huawei handsets to the top end of the market and push into the younger markets with the Honor brand, it will have to do that without Google. It simply has no choice but to build a replacement service.

I think HMS matches GMS, Google’s own apps have direct replacements in HMS, third-party developers are happy to take an extra day to cross-compile their apps for HMS, Google has a competitor that can rival its own flavor of Android in the marketplace.

With services provided by HMS , I see no difference compared to Google services.
[Huawei Developers] ant5555:
All, instead of services from g****e. Smaller battery draining. Better user experience. One autorization for all services.
[Huawei Developers] joydbdebnath:
HMS providing great user interface thatawhy i lve it.
[Huawei Developers] Invincible-Venom:
Looking forward to use and experience them on a Huawei phone :D
[Huawei Developers] John Wo:
About HMS, I think its development ends google's dominating status. It will actually boost the industry and benefit users a lot. And we ordinary peope have more choices to select products and services which are fit for ourselves. This is great!
[Huawei Developers] matulko:
I like that you have balls to compete Google with Google Services and you are not afraid to lose part of the market when you have been banned in manny countries. It is benefitially for customers when there is more than one company providing excelent products and services instead of one-two monopol companies. Keep going Huawei
[Huawei Developers] ^Reloaded^:
For me awareness kit and in app purchases

Awareness kit

Speaking of awareness kits. It is great way to help the users.. present example detecting using time to detect night for switching from light mode to dark mode. Gaining insight will be a great way for apps.

In app purchases

I also think in app purchases are great. Inorder to make it work the application has great if the application is great user will be ready to buy in app.
[Huawei Developers] shanegrad007:
HMS is the true competitor for google which have all the apps and services like Google mobile service. It's time to end google monopoly for Android service and use HMS. It's a great start for HMS and hope will surpass even google someday in future.
[Huawei Developers] aliasgertaj:
always innovative and creative company
[Huawei Developers] suffolk_nick:
HMS Kit - Location Nearby & Push

There is scope for great apps here, these features provide excellent options for some imaginative ...beady-eyed app developers.

:cyclops:
[Huawei Developers] nick0515:
I love any alternative to the Google ecosystem!
[Huawei Developers] Sasco1st:
If I had to pick just two elements of HMS I choose the following:

Huawei ID and Points Why? Huawei ID simply ties the whole ecosystem together under a straightforward sign-in/account. Every other element of Huawei Mobile Services is enhanced by the tie-in under the umbrella of Huawei ID:

Want to get a new game for your phone while you have some down time? Find it in the AppGallery, where your Huawei ID stores all your past and future App purchases!

Want to grab a nifty theme for your brand new HONOR 9X Pro? Find it in Themes...all saved under your Huawei ID!

Did you remember to back-up your phone? Yes; and it is all connected in the Mobile Cloud, secured by your Huawei ID!

Want to keep track of your health goals and fitness regime? Check out Huawei Health enabled by your Huawei ID!

Need all the latest news and your favourite team's scores/results? Find them and more within Huawei Assistant, with the help of your Huawei ID for personalised news for you!

Looking for some videos or movies to pass the time on your commute? Huawei Video is there to help, with subscription content enabled by, you guessed it, Huawei ID!

Want a fast, secure browser that doesn't take forever to load up? Huawei Browser is there at the click of a button, with the same great news content as the Huawei Assistant, helped by your single sign-in Huawei ID!

As you can see Huawei ID is the linchpin that connects all of the Huawei Mobile Services together, to make things simplier, secure and at your finger-tips. Let's not forget the Points too, they make it straightforward to buy premium content within the AppGallery and Themes securely.

AppGallery is another essential and integral part of the HMS ecosystem. I'm always on the look out for more choices in how I get the latest Apps and Games. AppGallery fits the bill there, with more choices added every day, from Amazon shopping to a simulation game in Last Empire-War Z!
[Huawei Developers] Mermaidsandtacos21:
I'm honestly so in love w Huawei. I'm already a Huawei user. I have the mate 10 lite and I'd love to upgrade my phone soon (hopefully when I win teehee) but for real tho honestly, I used to be obsessed w apple and I LOVED iPhone and when I didn't get one I was given this instead. I was never into android and hated the idea even but when I got Huawei it really changed my mind, so to me I think Huawei is amazing compared to Samsung and Apple cause it doesn't ruin the (idk the tech lingo ok?) way the phone works like when Apple updates it makes the phone stop working the way it used to properly, HUAWEI DOESNT DO THAT AND IM SO GRATEFUL OTHERWISE I'D BE PHONELESS RIGHT NOW. Idk what else to say honestly I'm just glad I have a nice phone.