Huawei will reportedly launch two new smartphones with Android license and apps

It was recently reported that Huawei can no longer certify new Android devices for Google mobile services but two new devices with full Google support will be launched in South Africa this year, explains an internal source.

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Huawei South Africa confirmed that it will release at least two new smartphones by the end of this year that will feature a fully-licensed version of Android, which means that these devices will feature Google’s exclusive apps, said in an email to Android Authority.

Huawei says these two devices will launch in South Africa (and presumably in additional countries) before the end of 2019, and both devices will “still be supported by Google.” It’s not clear how the company can launch these devices with Google support under the shadow of the US trade ban.

Although, the company has not made it clear that, which smartphone will be taking place in this launch but it is expected it could be the recently launched Nova 5T and upgrade to Huawei Y9 Prime as Y9s.