NEW HUAWEI Install Google – Play Store, GMS, Maps, Gmail – No PC | No USB from Tech mirrors
New method how to install the Google Play store and Google Services, GMS on your Huawei P40, Huawei P40 Pro , Mate 30, Mate 30 Pro, Huawei Matepad Pro, Honor Devices and many more. You don’t need PC or USB drive just wifi conection and your huawei phone. With this guide you can add multiple google accounts.
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Why choose the Huawei Ascend D Quad, when there are so many more impressive smartphones from more established manufacturers? Although it is a relatively unknown brand in the UK, the Huawei Ascend D Quad has the makings of a great smartphone. In this article I will look at why it makes a great choice for those not won over by the latest offerings from the likes of Samsung and HTC.
At this year’s MWC event in Barcelona, Huawei wowed the crowds with its latest entry into the high end smartphone market, and it looks like it could make the brand very popular in the UK.
The Huawei Ascend D Quad has all the features found on many of the latest flagship smartphones, sharing traits found in the likes of the HTC One X which is arguably the most advanced smartphone currently available. For starters, it has a very impressive screen. At 4.5 inches, it is sizable enough to ensure a great multimedia experience, which is further enhanced by the brightness and colour rendering provided by the IPS+ LCD capacitive touchscreen panel. The resolution of 720x 1280 results in pixel density of 326ppi which is just 4 short of the famous retina display found on the iPhone 4S. This is made all the more impressive considering the screen is a full inch bigger than that of the flagship Apple device.
As a camera phone, the Huawei Ascend D Quad is every bit as impressive as that on handsets like the Samsung Galaxy S2 for example. At 8 megapixels, it can capture impressive images, and comes with all the usual features like autofocus, LED flash and geo-tagging. The camera can also capture video footage, with the maximum resolution of 1080p allowing you to capture full HD videos, which can then be streamed wirelessly via DLNA to compatible devices like TVs and computers.
Although you may not have heard of the Huawei brand before, you will be left in no doubt about the quality of its software. The latest version of Google’s Android platform (v4.0 aka Ice Cream Sandwich) is the operating system of choice, and this has the default Android interface rather than a manufacturer specific UI such as HTC Sense or Samsung TouchWiz. This means that apps can be downloaded from Google Play (previously known as Android Market), with apps which rival the AppStore in terms of quality and quantity.
A quad-core processor with a clock speed of 1.2 GHz puts the Huawei Ascend D Quad at the very top of the premium smartphone market in terms of its processing power, joining the ranks of very few other handsets to boast this technology including the HTC One X and LG Optimus 4X.
The handset also has some of the fastest internet browsing speeds on a mobile device, expandable storage in the form of a microSD slot (a feature which the HTC One X lacks), and many more impressive features besides.
As you can see, although Huawei is a relatively unknown brand, its latest addition to the smartphone market ticks all the boxes; on paper its hardware is up there with the best, and its software is renowned for its innovative features and is shared with some of the most popular smartphones in the world.
It is very hard to find anything bad to say about this phone. If you are looking for a new smartphone but do not want to follow the crowd, the Huawei Ascend D Quad is worthy of a place on your shortlist.
If You have Huawei P40 Pro 147 Firmware, you need to downgrade or G app will not work. Here you can read how to do that(use google translate) :
https://4pda.ru/forum/index.php?showtopic=974478&st=5660#entry99003792
Second link for downgrade steps(in English):
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=83303919&postcount=13
BEFORE YOU START REMOVE SIM CARD AND RESET YOUR PHONE!
Thanks to @EloYGomeZTv
https://youtu.be/4HfWs3kfCPI
Any questions, concerns, feedback, suggestions, please be sure to post that down below in the comment section of this video.
Install Google Play Services on your Huawei phone using Googlefier
- Download and install the Googlefier app
- Launch Googfier
- Grant the app the permissions it requires
- Follow the instructions on the screen
- The app will then replace the existing backup app and restore LZPlay
- Sign into your Google account when prompted
- You’re done!
Install Google services via app
In 5 steps you can install Google apps excluding the ones mentioned above
- Download, install & start the app
- Follow the instructions in the app (see screenshots above)
– Detect device
– Repair Now
– Activate - Restart (!)
- Log in to the installed Google Play Store (again) with a Google account
- Create additional Google accounts or install Google Apps via the Play Store
Due to the company’s ongoing difficulties with the US government, Huawei phones do not use Google services. That means no Google Play Store for apps and no support for services such as Gmail, YouTube, Maps or the Chrome browser.
Open the Play Store app
- On your device, go to the Apps section.
- Tap Google Play Store .
- The app will open and you can search and browse for content to download.
- On your computer, go to Google Play.
- In the top right, click your profile picture.
- If you’re not signed in to the right account, click Sign out, then sign in again with the right account.
- On your Android phone or tablet, open the Google Play Store app .
How to install the Google Play Store (GMS) on Huawei Nova 7/7 Pro
- Download and install the Huawei HiSuite on your PC.
- Connect your Huawei device with PC using a standard USB cable. …
- Go to Settings > Security and select Allow HiSuite to use the HDB option.
Despite a license application from Google, we can assumed that such unofficial methods will stil be needed for the Huawei P40.
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Notes from Huawei Blog
- The login via Webview can be potentially unsafe.
- Despite our extensive tests, app appraisal and observation of possible illegal account activity in the days after the installation, we received a legitimate security
- It also seems to be possible to skip this step and restart the device directly in order to then create a Google account via the Play Store or the system settings (secure).
- So far, we have not been able to test whether this will lead to restrictions in subsequent use – which we do not assume, however.
- The app can also be uninstalled after achieving your goal.
