With the US ban on Chinese technology giant Huawei still pending, smartphone makers need to find new ways to replace any technology – either hardware or software – that had previously been received from US companies. The most striking impact of this is Huawei’s inability to use anything from Google on its phone. Huawei has approved an alternative to Google Maps routes. At present, the Chinese company appears to have found a replacement for at least one of its main search engine services and has confirmed that it has found an alternative to Google Maps by entering into a partnership where navigation specialist TomTom maps, traffic and information in real time providing mobile software. smart Huawei according to Reuters. Because TomTom is headquartered in the Netherlands, Huawei was able to close the US government’s trade ban, which prevented Chinese telephone makers from contacting US companies. Must Read: Now luxury goods manufacturers are richer than the richest: Jeff Bezos Speaking to Reuters, TomTom spokeswoman Remko Meerstra said the Huawei agreement had been closed some time ago, although the company refrained from publishing the news for unknown reasons. Already in August it was reported that Huawei built its own Google Maps competitor called the Map Kit, which supports real-time traffic reports and augmented reality functions. Although the latest Huawei phones still have Android 10, corporate phones are difficult to sell in many regions outside Asia due to lack of access to Google applications and services (including the Google Play Store) – even to those who were previously positively received, such as in Europe and Australia. If Huawei is really forced to do it without Android entirely, it already has a backup ready – Harmony OS is an open source operating system developed for various products such as cellphones, televisions, smart watches, laptops and more. Source
Zong 4G Introduces Continental Europe Roaming Postpaid Bundle
Pakistan’s leading telecommunication network, Zong 4G has launched an international roaming postpaid bundle across Europe. Zong 4G customers traveling to 15 European countries will be able to enjoy seamless voice and data connectivity at highly affordable rates. Leading the digital revolution in the Pakistan, Zong 4G has become the first operator in the country to launch one of a kind roaming bundle for its Europe-bound customers. Zong 4G’s frequent travelers would not have to switch-off their mobile phone data roaming with this postpaid bundle and will continue enjoying seamless services while travelling to 15 countries in Europe including Spain, Italy, Germany, Czech Republic, Turkey, UK, , Netherlands, Switzerland, Greece, and more. Being the country’s largest 4G roaming network, Zong 4G is assuring its customers of the best roaming experience for adding convenience during their travel. Offering the ease to remain connected anywhere and everywhere, the economical Europe bundle offers: Must Read: TCL Launches flagship store in Islamabad 60 Minutes, 60 SMS, 2 GB for PKR 5000+Tax Zong spokesperson said, “With the launch of the roaming bundle, our customers will get an unmatched connectivity experience while traveling to Europe. Being a customer-centric company, we strive to enhance our customers’ experience, through the provision of the best-in-class services and products.This unique bundle has been curated while keeping the needs of our traveling customers in mind. The easy on the pocket bundle will help consumers stay in budget along with the convenience of roaming, while traveling.” The launch of this bundle will allow Zong 4G’s customers to stay in touch during travel to many of the most popular travel destinations, Zong 4G’s seamless connectivity provides a close to home experience at the most cost-effective rates. By leveraging on the state-of-the-art and widest network, Zong 4G is committed to using its leading expertise and experience in providing unmatched services.
