Remote access software provider LogMeIn (LOGM) today announced a new partnership with Huawei (XSHE), a global information and communications technology (ICT) company.

Huawei will use remote support solution LogMeIn Rescue to help U.S. customers with their Ascend Mate2 smartphones from virtually anywhere in the world.

The Ascend Mate2 will make its U.S. debut later this month, and Huawei customers can download the free LogMeIn Rescue Application from the Google (GOOG) Play Store to receive remote support for their smartphones.

LogMeIn said the app allows a Huawei customer care agent to remotely view the smartphone, run diagnostics, push common device and network configuration settings and control the phone.

“The Ascend Mate2 exemplifies our commitment to delivering premium customer experiences by pairing a feature-rich, high-quality device with superior services,” Ed Dowell, Huawei Device USA’s senior manager for end user care, said in a prepared statement. “LogMeIn is the ideal support partner for Ascend Mate2’s entry into the U.S. market. We feel confident that by using LogMeIn Rescue, Huawei agents will be able to provide the world-class, hands-on service our customers deserve.”

LogMeIn noted the Rescue solution gives help desks and support teams the ability to remotely configure, diagnose and troubleshoot Android and iOS smartphones and tablets, as well as PCs and Macs.

“Top manufacturers like Huawei understand how important customer experience is to building brand loyalty. Because Huawei is selling the Ascend Mate2 directly to consumers, a first-rate support experience is more important than ever,” said Steve Castro-Miller, VP of products for LogMeIn’s service cloud. “Huawei’s selection of LogMeIn Rescue for such a high-profile offering and market expansion speaks volumes about the power and reliability of our solution.”

LogMeIn Rescue senior product manager Don Brass told MSPmentor the solution offers:

He also pointed out LogMeIn Rescue supports iPhones and iPads, but it does not yet provide full remote control for these devices.

“Support agents can view, remote control and use whiteboarding within the Rescue application, and we use the native screenshot capabilities outside of our app to allow users to send a stream of images back to the agent. In addition, our application allows chat, co-browsing, system diagnostics, push configurations and more,” Brass said, referring to LogMeIn Rescue’s iPhone and iPad support. “At the end of the day, though, we support more devices than anyone else in the market.”

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