Huawei to announce “My Huawei App” and new gaming technology tomorrow

Despite the US government’s ban on Huawei, the company is still holding up. According to reports from famous Huawei product leakster Weibo @ChanganDigitalKing, Huawei will announce “My Huawei App” and some gaming technologies tomorrow. According to the report, “My Huawei App” integrates multiple multiple applications into one. The likes of Pollen Club, Huawei Services, Gameplay Skills and Membership Center are now combined in one application.

In addition, Honor already uses the “My Honor App”. This new app has arrived with the Honor V40 which launched earlier today. In addition, Huawei will announce certain technologies and configurations for gaming tomorrow. It might not be quite a big deal, it should have something to do with ray tracing technology.

Huawei said a few days ago that Tianyu Mobile Games has exceeded the limits of the computing power of real-time ray tracing technology on mobile platforms by integrating HMS Core Scene Kit. In addition, it achieves a High frame rate and high image quality at 60fps and 1080p. With ray tracing technology, the reflection of characters on irregular surfaces such as curved glass and marble columns can be made more realistic.

Huawei AppGallery has a new intuitive interface

In 2019, Huawei lost access to Google Apps and Services, including Play Store. The company could continue to use Android as it is based on Linux and the AOSP branch can be freely used and modified. Without PlayStore, Huawei had to work and deploy its own store where users can find and download apps for its Huawei-branded phones. The answer to the problem came in the form of Huawei AppGallery. The company’s App Store now has more than 500 million monthly active users worldwide. The store offers a set of important apps such as Hungama, Bolt, and Huawei Maps. Today, the company is rolling out a new, revamped AppGallery interface.

The new interface brings localized content and helps users navigate easily through the thousands of available apps and games. The update appears to be rolling out across Europe. The Chinese Behemoth explained the new features of the App Gallery via a press release. The first change is the interface design. According to Huawei, app icons are now bigger and bolder. It also adds interactive discovery which will help present the apps in a stylish and eye-catching way.

AppGallery now has two main sections – Featured and Categories, the Featured tab has apps organized into cards at the top. It will include apps and games selected by the team and relevant to the user. It will also include curated content such as articles, guides, and reviews. According to the company, the editors of Huawei AppGallery will focus content more on local trends and needs. The list of countries that will receive this user interface is: