Huawei goes to conquer developers with its AppGallery

In 2019, the total app download from Huawei’s app store was 210 billion. In addition, the platform has more than 400 million active users in more than 170 countries around the world.

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In April 2018, AppGallery had its worldwide launch. Less than two years later, the Huawei AppGallery is ready for full integration with all Huawei phones, and with the release of HMS Core 4.0 this year, the use of the AppGallery is expected to increase further.

The latest HMS update, HMS Core 4.0, was released for global developers in January 2020, marking a major milestone for the global development of the HMS ecosystem. After that, Huawei proudly announced in February that all upcoming global smartphone launches will come with AppGallery preloaded, starting with the P40 series.

But how is Huawei conquering developers to join its ecosystem?

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Shining Star Program growing the global ecosystem

In the past six months, Huawei has assigned more than 3,000 engineers to the development of the HMS ecosystem to ensure that the ecosystem can benefit users, developers, and the platform as a whole. On top of that, for outside developers to have fun, Huawei also launched a $ 1 billion incentive program called the Shining Star Program for global developers. The company also implemented an artificial intelligence algorithm that can detect and eliminate click cultivation attempts so that all app ratings, ratings and reviews are authentic.

More than 400 million users; More than 170 countries and regions

In 2019, the total app download on AppGallery was 210 billion. Now more than 400 million active users can be found in more than 170 countries and regions around the world, and popular apps and services from Europe, Latin America, Asia Pacific, the Middle East and Africa have joined the platform.

Security is always present, Huawei released a versatile security protection mechanism on all EMUI 10 systems and above and put iTrustee, a TrustZone based TEE operating system on top of Android 10 kernel. As a result, TEE received the CC EAL 5+ certified, supporting the security of AppGallery and other HMS services. EAL 5+ is currently the highest grade assigned to the micro kernel of a commercial operating system.

AppGallery is capable of detecting possible threats using AI

AppGallery uses a strict age rating system for all applications. ANDhe system classifies applications for users of 3+, 7+, 12+, 16+ and 18+ to ensure that users of all ages are protected.

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All applications distributed through AppGallery have passed a comprehensive security guarantee and the identities of all application developers are verified through the system. This is combined with four-tier application detection and operational protection mechanisms that pay special attention to when an application is downloaded and installed. The platform also ensures that the integrity and signature of each application is verified. Furthermore, AppGallery is capable of detecting possible threats using AI, guaranteeing security throughout the entire application launch chain.

HUAWEI’s AppGallery already has a huge user base globally, making it the world’s third-largest digital distribution platform, behind only Apple’s App Store and Google Play. With all these exciting new features, the future of this platform is something to consider.