However, installing apps from these unofficial sources does represent a security risk. One way they are trying to make up for the missing Google store is the App Petal Search function, which is accessible from the search bar on the home screen and searches for apps in the App Gallery but also in third-party app stores such as APKPure or APKGK. Huawei is doing their best to close these gaps. However, the store still lacks a lot of apps that are available from the top dog Google. Huawei has provided its own app store, App Gallery, to replace Google Play. Unfortunately, this also means that the MatePad 10.4 does not have a DRM Widevine L1 certification, which is unfortunate for a multimedia tablet as this means that it cannot display streams in HD quality (e.g. This means that the MatePad 10.4 cannot use the Google Play Store nor other Google services such as YouTube, Gmail and Maps. The Android security patches were dated August 1st at the time of testing (mid-September) which is still fairly up-to-date.Īs Huawei has been hit by US sanctions, their current smartphones and tablets cannot make use of the Google universe. There are only a few minor differences between EMUI and the standard Android setup, which should make the tablet easy to use even if you don't know the interface. The MatePad 10.4 uses Android 10 as a base on which Huawei has installed its user interface EMUI 10.1.
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