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Google just removed the Huawei P30 Pro & Mate X from Android's website
Just days after it removed the Huawei Mate 20 Pro from the list of Android Q Beta devices, Google has updated the official Android website (via 9To5Google) to no longer include the Huawei P30 Pro or the foldable Huawei Mate X.
Prior to Huawei’s US ban, the company’s smartphones were listed along just a handful of others in two important sections. Specifically, the Huawei Mate X sat alongside the Galaxy S10 5G, LG V50 ThinQ 5G, and Xiaomi Mi Mix 5G in a section titled “Latest & Greatest.”
Huawei’s foldable smartphone was initially set to be released in June, but it’s unclear at the moment how the company’s inability to work with Google will affect the launch. After all, like the recently-announced Honor 20 Pro, the flagship probably didn’t make it through Google’s certification process.
Further down the page, in a separate category called “Popular Picks,” Google highlights some of the “cameras that catch the shot” on Android in each pricing segment. Currently, the list includes the Pixel 3, the Moto G7, and last year’s OnePlus 6T, but prior to the ban Huawei’s P30 Pro was also present.
Huawei also isn’t included on the list of “Featured Brands,” although it’s currently unclear if the company was highlighted in this category prior to the ban. In any case, the list now contains Samsung, LG, Motorola, Google, Nokia, and Xiaomi.
