Google can now give Android to Huawei after China-US trade ban lifts

A few days back the United States President, Donald Trump banned the trade benefits with China which started a trade war between both the countries. This affected many tech brands in the market, mainly Huawei. After the ban, US companies were forced to cut all business ties with Huawei.

Now, during the ongoing G20 summit Trump has announced that the trade ban on Huawei has been lifted by the US. Now, Huawei is set to get back its Android License back from Google. This means that now all Huawei and Honor phones will be able to get Android security updates and system updates. These devices will also be able to run Google services.

According to a report, by the PC World, "While it's unclear whether that extends to the 5G network technology that Huawei is developing, it most certainly applies to Google and Android."

Huawei has said that its sub-brand Honor, which was also affected by the trade war will also be getting the security updates and patches by the Google, which will help them to improve their new flagship smartphones like Honor 20 series.

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After the restriction was lifted, many companies like Corning, Intel, Microsoft, ARM and more have announced that their tie-ups are back with Huawei. And that they will start their businesses like they used to do before the trade ban between the US and China was implemented.

Huawei and Honor users will also be allowed access to Google's Play Store, which is one of the biggest platforms for downloading apps on Android.