Huawei has launched its 1st homegrown OS called Harmony. It was in May that Google had suspended the company’s Android licence after the US government put Huawei on a trade blacklist.
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Huawei unveils its HarmonyOS operating system -Cnet
Since being by US President Donald Trump, Huawei has been rumoured to be working on its own operating system. We’ve heard that it’s called Hongmeng, that it’s designed to work across smart devices and power Huawei’s phones as an alternative to Google’s Android. On Friday Huawei revealed most of that to be true: At its Huawei Developer Conference (HDC), it made its new operating system official: HarmonyOS.
Link: Huawei unveils its HarmonyOS operating system
via www.cnet.com
Huawei launches its homegrown Android rival -Android Central
Just as expected, Huawei today launched its first homegrown operating system at the Huawei Developer Conference. The operating system, which has been dubbed HarmonyOS, has been designed for a wide range of smart devices, including smartwatches, smart screens, in-vehicle systems, smart speakers,…
Link: Huawei launches its homegrown Android rival
via www.androidcentral.com
Huawei announces its new Harmony operating system – BBC
Huawei has announced it is developing a new operating system called HarmonyOS. There had been speculation that Huawei was planning to replace the Android operating system which powers its smartphones and tablets. In May, Google suspended the company’s Android licence after the US government put Huawei on a trade blacklist.
Link: Huawei announces its new Harmony operating system
via www.bbc.com
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