Huawei has long been boasting about its independence from Google, especially in software, though that independence was more or less forced upon it anyway. In addition to building its own ecosystem of ...

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Hongmeng is a vast mist, a primordial chaos and a wild goose. Aside from 2,000+ year-old Chinese mythology, it’s also the name of the operating system that Huawei has been building for two years and ...

After the ban on Huawei by the U.S. a few years ago, the company had to hurriedly roll out its own operating system. The company calls this system Hongmeng (in China) and Harmony (globally). Since its ...

Huawei’s Harmony OS is truly breaking barriers in this era which is hugely dominated by Android and iOS. The market dominance of the Android and iOS mobile operating systems are truly beyond reach. I ...

We still haven’t seen a Harmony OS smartphone yet, nor do we know which devices will be eligible for the upgrade. But we did want to hear your opinion on the matter. We asked readers if given the ...

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 operating system is still based on Android.

The Huawei Mate 30 and Huawei Mate 30 Pro will stick with Android for their operating system, but the Chinese company’s Harmony OS will soon arrive in an upcoming smartwatch. Huawei built Harmony OS ...

HUAWEI has announced Harmony OS 2.0, the latest version of its homegrown platform. The firm points to smartphones with the platform coming in 2021. HUAWEI announced its Harmony OS platform at its ...

In Dongguan, China, at the Huawei Developers' Conference, Huawei executives revealed the company's plans for the future. Richard Yu, CEO of Huawei's Business Group, quickly unveiled the new Huawei ...

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. DONGGUAN, ...