Huawei Announces Partnership With Omlet

Huawei and Omlet Announce Partnership to Bring Open Social Platform to Huawei Devices

Huawei, one of the fasters growing  global information and communications technology (ICT) solutions to Bring Open Social Platform to Huawei Devices
provider, and Omlet, a spinoff from Stanford University to create an open social ecosystem, announced their partnership in Las Vegas, NV - Jan. 6, 2015 at CES 2015

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New Huawei Android devices to be produced are slated to come with Omlet pre-installed. Monica Lam, Co-Founder of Omlet and Professor of Computer Science, Stanford University said The Omlet open social platform will unlock the unique attributes of the devices, providing a way for people chat and share photos with friends without losing ownership of the data they choose to share.

 All photos and data are shared in real time using Omlet to protect users’ privacy. Users will also have full control of their data. Omlet enables users to decide where and how to store their data using services such as Box, Dropbox, or Baidu Cloud. In addition to data privacy and security, the partnership will also make the social experience on Huawei more fluid, freeing people to share messages, images, videos and themes from across the device with one click.

The first feature from Huawei and Omlet will make photo sharing possible even when your Device's screen is locked. Users would be able to take photos and instantly share them and share them using a feature they call Called Share-First, all without unlocking their device, making it the fastest way to take and share photos from a phone. At the same time, recipients will be able to view and save the photo from their locked device.

For the first time ever to HUAWEI Devices, customers will be able to share heir favorite themes with their friends with a feature Called Theme Share feature, ideal for Huawei customers who enjoy downloading themes to personalize their devices.

The integration of Omlet’s open social platform in Huawei devices will make it easy to quickly create and share collaborative photo albums. The Social Gallery feature built on the Omlet platform will allow users to build, share and comment on a photo album with friends without the use of any central data storage.

 "Omlet is a unique platform that fits with Huawei’s mission to creating the world’s best mobile experience,” said Su Jie, Vice President of R&D, Huawei Consumer BG. “By creating more seamless and secure ways to share, Omlet helps create a more social, more connected experience on Huawei devices.”

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