Review on 📱 Huawei P40 Lite JNY-LX1 International Version - 128GB Crush Green, Dual 4G and 6GB RAM by Seo Jun ᠌

It had been my intention to install Google services there. I've read that it's an easy process. In point of fact, it turned out to be nothing more than a large number of individuals. For instance, when trying to log into an account, it will merely remain frozen for an indefinite amount of time with the word WAIT. During the process, I came to the realization that the installation instructions for each of these APKs are unique, and that doing so can result in a diminished sense of safety because it is unknown where the APK came from. But, in the aim of keeping things interesting, I attempted to follow a variety of instructions. But despite this, something is off, and nothing is done the way it is described in the instructions. As a direct consequence of this, it was not possible to install Google services; yet, the sensation that they and apk are unknown from whom and, in a sense, were not required, only grew stronger. In the end, I was successful in locating the VMOS pro application, which is an android emulator. There, virtually everything can be done. Just YouDrive and Mobile@Work were the only pieces of software that I was unable to install despite my best efforts. I either located the rest of it in AppGallary (Tinkof, VTB, MSC public services, social network client applications), or I installed it in a virtual android operating system on VMOS (Squirrel car, Burger King, Hong Kong parking lots and only one MKB bank client). YouDrive is not currently featured in AppGallary, and the Android version is incompatible with the VMOS Pro operating system. I was able to get some of the software by downloading them straight from the developer's website, such as the Synology applications. If my recollection serves me correctly, Tinkof also suggested downloading apk from the site. The Google calendar is not sufficiently integrated with the operating system, which is a drawback. My wife and I maintain a joint calendar for that location. This is what is tragically absent in the situation. It is available in QuickAPP, but there are no notifications. There is also QuickAPP, and the integration of YouTube was one of my favorite features. It would appear that it is not available on the phone as an application; however, by using QuickAPP, it is quite possible to utilize YouTube in its entirety as an application, and the experience is not all that unlike to that of a phone preloaded with Google. Moreover, QuickAPP includes a Google calendar, Gmail, and additional features. I didn't even bother installing Instagramm because QuickAPP already has an exact duplicate of the application in its library. I've had a Synology 214Play NAS since 2022, and I've been using its services for the past seven years, so I don't require the use of any other cloud storage solutions, including Google's. On the shelf there is a cloud that I have. So, there will be no dependence on the services provided by Google for a considerable amount of time.