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OPINION: The iPhone 11 just lost two of its biggest rivals

OPINION: The iPhone 11 just lost two of its biggest rivals

Posted on May 20, 2019 By Jarvis

It has finally happened. Google has escalated US’ suspicion around Huawei tech’s security into all out war, cutting the company’s phones, including the Huawei P30 and Huawei P30 Pro, off from Android updates and support for the Google Play Store and Services.

This is a huge problem for Huawei that will completely derail its aspirations to become the world’s top-selling smartphone maker. It’ll also undoubtedly cause waves in the mobile phone market as a whole as other phone makers deal with the fallout of Google all but killing a key player overnight – make no mistake this was a Game of Thrones level assassination.
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