Digital ID card becomes more widely used, Huawei launches a revolutionary tablet, summary

France Identity is still available in beta, but the app is now more widely available, provided you have an Android smartphone. Huawei introduced a unique new tablet called MatePad Pro 11 inch 2024. Finally, Google decided to remove the application that has been downloaded more than 50 million times in the Play Store. Let’s move on to the summary of Tuesday, November 28, 2023.

France ID more widely available on Android

France Identity is expanding the availability of its app on Android. The application, which was launched in the Play Store and App Store at the beginning of the academic year with its beta version, allows the scanning of the ID card and offers users the opportunity to store the official document on their smartphones. The application is finally available for download on Honor and Xiaomi smartphones.

To read – France Identity comes to Xiaomi and Honor smartphones and gets security certification

Huawei launched a tablet that can connect to satellites

Huawei has introduced the 11-inch MatePad Pro with revolutionary satellite communications technology that allows users to make and receive calls via satellite, an innovation previously only available on a few smartphones. The price of the tablet offered for sale in China is around 600 Euros for the 12/256 GB model and 670 Euros for the 12/512 GB option.

To read – Huawei launches the world’s first tablet offering satellite communication

Google removes popular download apps from Play Store

The Android Downloader app, which has been downloaded more than 50 million times, has once again been removed from the Play Store by Google due to a DMCA complaint reporting copyright violations. This sanction follows an initial suspension in May 2023, also in connection with allegations of copyrighted content. Downloader’s developer, Elias Saba, said that MarkScan is owned by Warner Bros. is appealing the decision, citing a lack of detail in the DMCA complaint filed on its behalf. Discovery Inc.

To read – Google still bans this Android app with 50 million downloads