Hi, this is Wayne again with a topic “Huawei Mobile Cloud – The Huawei P20 Feature you didn’t know about!”.
Okay, so, alongside the huawei p20, the company actually unveiled another interesting feature which completely drifted under the radar because of the excitement for the devices themselves, and today I have partnered up with a company for an exclusive video to show you guys the Huawei mobile cloud. So this is a cloud storage solution and for those who don’t know, that does not mean your files are floating around in the sky above you, but in fact, are transferred over the Internet into these huge physical data servers, but specifically huawei’s mobile cloud service does have Some notable benefits you’ve got five gigabytes, free right off the bat of that storage and also you will be able to buy more down the line. But this is all pretty standard stuff, and it begs the question: why would Huawei bother? Why would they bother creating their own first party solution when they could equally just encourage people to use? Google Drive well, first things. First, it’s all done automatically every photo screenshot or video you take within minutes will appear on your other devices say. For example, I have a tablet that I keep in my living room.
I’Ll use my phone on the go to take photos. Every time I take a photo on the phone. I can be assured that they will also be on the tablet without needing to do any transfers, but even then we have seen cloud solutions like this, so I would say there are three primary unique aspects here. Number one is that the cloud adds a recycling bin functionality to all of your hallway devices. If you delete a photo, they’ll be deleted from your device, as you wanted them to, but they’ll also be stored online for 30 days after that, so all those times when you’re scrolling through your gallery, to find your favorite photos and instead of clicking the share button, You accidentally delete them. This would prevent that actually turning into a problem, it works across other native services too.
So it’s not just photos, it’s also your notepad, your messages, your contacts and so, for example, if I add a contact on one device, it’ll appear on all others within minutes. Another three is just the general benefit of this being a first party solution, because it’s made by Huawei themselves for huawei devices. It’S a lot more seamless than using something like Google photos on a Samsung phone okay, but as well as phones and tablets. You can also use your laptop. You don’t need to download any software, it’s all done in the web browser.
So you just log in with your hallway ID and then you’ve created another very quick way to transfer files between your phone. Your laptop and your computer – and you can also be rest assured that whichever device you are using, you’ll always have the most up-to-date version of the file and it is very secure. All EU data is actually stored on EU servers and it uses device-to-device encryption as well as 2-step verification.
So you can be pretty sure that you’re, the only one who’s got access to your files, alright and as a bit of a spin off of this you’ve, also got the option for a complete cloud backup. If you wanted to set up a new huawei phone, it can be done in about 10 clicks, something which is really cool, which I guess makes this feasible. Is the application backups don’t count towards your cloud storage allowance? So you don’t really need to worry about whether or not the five gigabytes you get for free is gon na.
Be enough all right guys. That is why we move our cloud and I guess, as the name would suggest, it is exclusive to hallway devices. But if you do have a while, we advise it’s pretty cool and should be honest.
You might as well turn it on without really thinking about it. All the important notes you write, all the contacts you add and the photos and videos you take will be backed up and secured all right guys. I really hope you enjoyed this video and you found it useful and if you did, if you could smash that subscribe button down below, I would really mean a lot to me. But that being said, my name is Aaron. This is mr. he’s the boss and I’m sorry, you .
