According to the latest news, in the second half of this year, Huawei will fully switch to its own platform HarmonyOS, completely abandoning the Android system.
This decision not only reflects Huawei's insistence on independent innovation, but also indicates that the smartphone market is about to usher in new changes.
It is reported that Huawei's upcoming Mate 70 flagship series will be equipped with the latest version of HarmonyOS.
At present, the total number of HarmonyOS Next applications has expanded to support 4,000 applications, including the familiar Alipay and McDonald's.
According to the source, Huawei's ambitions don't stop there, they plan to increase the total number of applications to 5,000 within a year and reach 500,000 in the near future.
HarmonyOS was born out of Huawei's demand for IoT devices, but as the external environment changed, Huawei quickly adjusted its strategy and decided to develop its own operating system. This decision not only helps Huawei reduce its dependence on external technology, but also demonstrates its ambition in the global technology competition.
Huawei's goal is clear – to build a mainstream smartphone operating system that can rival Apple's iOS and Android. The realization of this goal will bring users richer and more diverse choices, and will also promote the innovation and development of the entire industry.
The success of HarmonyOS is not only significant to Huawei, but will also inspire more enterprises to join the wave of technological innovation.
With Huawei's full shift to HarmonyOS, it's reasonable to expect that this will bring new vitality to the smartphone market. The rise of HarmonyOS will not only change the existing market landscape, but also bring a new experience to users.