Like a Bolt from the blue, Huawei's fledgling AppGallery signs a ride-sharing platform

Huawei has signed its first major ride-sharing platform to its AppGallery app store – and no, it's not the one you're thinking of. Unless, of course, you were thinking of Bolt. Founded in Estonia in 2013, Bolt operates in 35 countries around the world, including the UK, where it launched in 2017 under the Taxify brand*. …

[Julz]

My

Mum always told me not to bolt my food.

[Neil Barnes]

It's not clear if this will also see an AppGallery launch

Surely, you should be looking for an AppGallery Lunch, no?

Nearest thing to a lunch icon, on a Friday -->

[Len]

I love Bolt

Don't care much for Huawei but I love Bolt. I switched from Uber to Bolt some time last year as using Uber always left a bitter taste in my mouth. Many drivers here in London are on multiple apps anyway so availability of cars is largely similar. Apparently the drivers get a larger share of the fee as well, making it feel less exploitative.