Huawei has not stopped working day by day, growing exponentially in the smartphone market. Given the blockade by the United States and the cessation of collaboration by Google has led Huawei to go one step further when it comes to developing its own ecosystem, an ecosystem that can dispense with any third-party service. This time we talk about Petal Search, Huawei's own search engine that for now could only be used on Huawei smartphones that did not have Google services.
From now on we can use this search engine from any smartphone or computer, so it opens the range of possibilities widely to continue growing. In the same way that we currently access Google, DuckDuckGo or Bing, now we can access Petal Search, we only need to use the domain gopetal.com y PetalSearch.com, although the latter has not worked for us.
Huawei's Google
In short, Petal Search is like the Google application for smartphones. It has its own search engine integrated with your traditional search bar. It has its own bulletin board, where we see locally everything that happens through our location. We also have an application search engine with links to different stores that allow us to download.
The most interesting thing about Petal Search is without a doubt that it offers results based on a previously selected category, so we will find only and only those results that we are really looking for. For example, if we search for "Children's Books" we will find only and only children's guidance books, being very precise when displaying the results.
As we pointed out earlier Petal Search can be used from any device regardless of manufacturer or operating system, we only need a browser. The domain for mobiles is: Gopetal.com, while the version developed for desktop would be Petalsearch.com, although both work on a computer with different formats.
