Huawei is working on HarmonyOS Next, its upcoming OS that will completely get rid of Android. A trusted tipster has revealed when Huawei could launch the new operating system. Editorial Note: Talk ...

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For years, the mobile OS market has been dominated by Android and iOS. Now, Huawei is making a big move to change things by launching the Mate 70 series, the first smartphone to run entirely on its ...

The system architecture forms the backbone of an operating system, affecting its performance, stability, and scalability. Android is built on the Linux kernel and uses a monolithic architecture, ...

Huawei Technologies (HWT.UL) plans to introduce its Harmony operating system (OS), viewed as its replacement to Google's Android mobile operating system, on smartphones next year, as it seeks to ...

In the press release, Huawei said that these apps and services span 18 vertical domains, and meet 99.9% of users’ needs. Huawei did not share any details on those ‘verticals’, though. It’s not exactly ...

This announcement was made at Huawei’s annual developer conference, HDC 2024. HarmonyOS NEXT not only ditches Android but the Linux kernel as well. Huawei obviously wants to step away from the US ...

Huawei has announced a significant upgrade to its HarmonyOS operating system. HarmonyOS NEXT is entirely free of Android and, as such, doesn’t support Android-based apps. According to Android ...

Huawei just launched a new smartphone that combines a foldable and flippable into one. The Huawei Pura X may look like a normal flip phone when it's closed, but instead of opening upwards, it unfolds ...

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Huawei’s Nova series smartphones ‘contributed heavily’ to the competitiveness of HarmonyOS, according to Counterpoint.