Harmony OS 2.0 is being positioned to finally break away from Google's mobile platform, at least as far as Huawei smartphones are concerned, but it may turn out to still be based on Android after all.

Huawei opens Harmony OS to other hardware-makers to rival Android and iOS But analysts are skeptical Huawei's homegrown operating system will get adopted by competitors.

Hongmeng, or Harmony OS in its international form, is a multi-device OS currently based on Linux that’s open source, compatible with Android apps and designed to power smart displays, wearables ...

Harmony OS is set to defeat Android and iOS. Huawei keeps updating the system to make it a viable alternative to Android and iOS ...

According to XDA-Developers, it looks like Huawei’s Harmony OS 2.0 seems Android-based. Back on December 26, XDA posted that Huawei’s own first-party ...

In our latest poll, we asked readers if they would upgrade their HUAWEI devices from EMUI 11 to Harmony OS if given the choice. Here's what they told us.

Huawei's Harmony OS has a feature called Auto Layout and it is quite surprising why neither Android nor iOS ever thought of this.

HUAWEI has announced Harmony OS 2.0, saying that it could also be available on smartphones in 2021. Here's what we know so far.

In a latest development, Huawei has started recruiting developers for the Harmony OS 2.0 Beta update for smartphones and tablets.

After months of rumors and supposition, Huawei has finally revealed its new operating system, designed for multiple devices and claimed to be ready to go if it's needed.

Huawei's Harmony OS will be replacing Google's Android in its smartphones starting June 2. It is meant to lift the China-based company from the sanctions that the United States has imposed.