In August 2019, Huawei officially released HarmonyOS, a distributed operating system for all scenarios, and a year later, Huawei launched HarmonyOS 2.0, which has comprehensively upgraded the three core capabilities of distributed soft bus, distributed data management, and distributed security. Today, according to the Russian Satellite News Agency, due to U.S. sanctions, Google stopped certifying the smartphones of Russian BQ company running Android systems.
Vladimir Buzanov, general manager of BQ Russia, said the company received a notice from Google saying that U.S. law prohibits the provision of services to Russia, including exports, re-exports, and the provision of U.S.-origin software and technology to Russia.
According to the report, BQ is already testing China's Huawei's Hongmeng operating system, and a new smartphone equipped with the Hongmeng operating system may be released in the second half of 2022. Buzanov said, "All already certified devices will continue to run, and the Android system of new devices may have problems."
It is understood that Hongmeng OS is an operating system that can support multiple devices and multiple hardware, whether it is mobile phones, tablets or watches, cars, IoT Internet of Things and other devices, only a system is needed to connect, can cover memory as small as 128K, large to more than 4GB and other large and small smart terminal devices.
One of the major features of Hongmeng OS is that it makes full use of distributed technology, which allows users to freely combine and combine hardware to integrate multiple terminals into one. In response to the problem of multi-device connection, Hongmeng OS brings a unified control center, using card design, simple interface, simple to use, different devices can be interconnected with a gentle pull, mobile phone and PC can be composed of hyperterminal.