The mobile operating system market looks like it's going to change hands very soon. Huawei's new operating system HarmonyOS is on its way to becoming the leading operating system.
Hey everyone, The mobile operating system market looks like it's going to change hands very soon. Huawei's new operating system HarmonyOS is on its way to becoming the leading operating system.
Huawei, who has been subjected to sanctions by US President Donald Trump in recent months and even banned from using Google's Android, has since announced that it has been developing its solutions. Huawei, which soon showed the speed of the new operating system to other leading smartphone manufacturers in the industry, and the high speed and stability of the new operating system gathered extremely positive feedback from these companies.
The long-running debate about what the name of Huawei's operating system will be, finally ended yesterday. Chinese smartphone manufacturer Huawei introduces its new operating system HarmonyOS. What are the most remarkable details of this operating system? Let's take a closer look at these details.
Also Read: Huawei HarmonyOS Official! - Heres everything you need to know!!!
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Huawei, which first started developing on a new operating system in 2017, focused almost all of its time on this project due to the difficulties it experienced in 2019, resulting in HarmonyOS v1.0. Huawei says this operating system will be used primarily on smart displays such as Honor and Huawei Smart Screen.
The microkernel, which is a highly open kernel architecture, allows HarmonyOS to be used on different types of devices in the same version. With the small number of code in sharing, communication between the components of the microchips is also extremely fast.
In a statement, Huawei confirms that users will not have access to root. In this way, the Chinese company is blocked many security-related problems in the future.
The internet of things that surround our lives will be taken to another dimension with the spread of the 5G network. Huawei is targeting smart products such as smart speakers, smart displays, in-car entertainment systems, wearable technology. Huawei says that the operating system is not produced by giving priority to smartphones and emphasizes that HarmonyOS can replace the Android operating system already in smartphones.
In the event of an emergency, the Chinese smartphone industry giant Huawei says he can switch all his smartphones to HarmonyOS in just 1-2 days.
Apps in the Android operating system will not work on HarmonyOS as they are now, Huawei said, adding that a few changes can be overcome by developers or by porting apps, he underlines. Not only Android but also HTML5 and Linux applications can be ported (transferred) to HarmonyOS thanks to Huawei's open-source ARK compiler.
Also Check: Android apps and games you should check this week! - Android Apps Weekly
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Huawei has developed its app store to become completely independent of the Android operating system, which is called Huawei AppGallery. As for this app store, the Chinese company has already called on developers to install their Android apps here. Huawei Mobile Services, which will replace Google Play Services, have already been announced.
Although Huawei emphasizes that HarmonyOS is not intended for smartphones, the company's new smartphone series Mate 30 still doesn't have Google Play certification. Accordingly, there is the possibility of launching Huawei's new flagship series with HarmonyOS. Huawei Mate 30 Lite Rumors that will be the first smartphone to use HarmonyOS make this possibility even more realistic.
Huawei plans to release HarmonyOS in the open-source in 2020. With this step, smartphone manufacturers such as OPPO, Vivo, and Xiaomi, which are also in the US target, can use HarmonyOS on their smartphones. As this happens, Google's Android can be greatly damaged.
Huawei plans to integrate the new operating system into devices in the Chinese market first, thus making it permanent. The first device to host this operating system will be Honor Vision Smart Screen Television. Later the expansion of HarmonyOS within China, it is expected that this operating system could provide to international companies.
Also Read: Honor Vision TV will come with HarmonyOS, 55-Inch 4K HDR Smart TV!
Huawei's new operating system allows Huawei to avoid both data breaches and US pressure. The Chinese smartphone manufacturers, which no longer needs to depend on anyone as an operating system, as well as technology leader Huawei, can no longer predict what it can achieve.
So, that’s everything you should know about the new HarmonyOS. And what do you think of HarmonyOS? Would you like to have a smartphone that uses this operating system? Let’s know if you think it can eventually replace or at least compete directly with Android for smartphones.
Huawei, who has been subjected to sanctions by US President Donald Trump in recent months and even banned from using Google's Android, has since announced that it has been developing its solutions. Huawei, which soon showed the speed of the new operating system to other leading smartphone manufacturers in the industry, and the high speed and stability of the new operating system gathered extremely positive feedback from these companies.
The long-running debate about what the name of Huawei's operating system will be, finally ended yesterday. Chinese smartphone manufacturer Huawei introduces its new operating system HarmonyOS. What are the most remarkable details of this operating system? Let's take a closer look at these details.
Also Read: Huawei HarmonyOS Official! - Heres everything you need to know!!!
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10. HarmonyOS has been developing since 2017:
Huawei, which first started developing on a new operating system in 2017, focused almost all of its time on this project due to the difficulties it experienced in 2019, resulting in HarmonyOS v1.0. Huawei says this operating system will be used primarily on smart displays such as Honor and Huawei Smart Screen.
9. HarmonyOS' microkernel is much more successful:
The microkernel, which is a highly open kernel architecture, allows HarmonyOS to be used on different types of devices in the same version. With the small number of code in sharing, communication between the components of the microchips is also extremely fast.
8. 'Root Access' is not available on HarmonyOS:
In a statement, Huawei confirms that users will not have access to root. In this way, the Chinese company is blocked many security-related problems in the future.
7. HarmonyOS is an operating system based on the Internet of Things:
The internet of things that surround our lives will be taken to another dimension with the spread of the 5G network. Huawei is targeting smart products such as smart speakers, smart displays, in-car entertainment systems, wearable technology. Huawei says that the operating system is not produced by giving priority to smartphones and emphasizes that HarmonyOS can replace the Android operating system already in smartphones.
6. All Huawei smartphones can be migrated to HarmonyOS within a day or two:
In the event of an emergency, the Chinese smartphone industry giant Huawei says he can switch all his smartphones to HarmonyOS in just 1-2 days.
5. Android apps are not supported on HarmonyOS but can be ported:
Apps in the Android operating system will not work on HarmonyOS as they are now, Huawei said, adding that a few changes can be overcome by developers or by porting apps, he underlines. Not only Android but also HTML5 and Linux applications can be ported (transferred) to HarmonyOS thanks to Huawei's open-source ARK compiler.
Also Check: Android apps and games you should check this week! - Android Apps Weekly
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4. Huawei builds its own app store:
Huawei has developed its app store to become completely independent of the Android operating system, which is called Huawei AppGallery. As for this app store, the Chinese company has already called on developers to install their Android apps here. Huawei Mobile Services, which will replace Google Play Services, have already been announced.
3. The Huawei Mate 30 series can come with HarmonyOS:
Although Huawei emphasizes that HarmonyOS is not intended for smartphones, the company's new smartphone series Mate 30 still doesn't have Google Play certification. Accordingly, there is the possibility of launching Huawei's new flagship series with HarmonyOS. Huawei Mate 30 Lite Rumors that will be the first smartphone to use HarmonyOS make this possibility even more realistic.
2. HarmonyOS will be open source in the coming year:
Huawei plans to release HarmonyOS in the open-source in 2020. With this step, smartphone manufacturers such as OPPO, Vivo, and Xiaomi, which are also in the US target, can use HarmonyOS on their smartphones. As this happens, Google's Android can be greatly damaged.
1. HarmonyOS will first be made available in China:
Huawei plans to integrate the new operating system into devices in the Chinese market first, thus making it permanent. The first device to host this operating system will be Honor Vision Smart Screen Television. Later the expansion of HarmonyOS within China, it is expected that this operating system could provide to international companies.
Also Read: Honor Vision TV will come with HarmonyOS, 55-Inch 4K HDR Smart TV!
Huawei's new operating system allows Huawei to avoid both data breaches and US pressure. The Chinese smartphone manufacturers, which no longer needs to depend on anyone as an operating system, as well as technology leader Huawei, can no longer predict what it can achieve.
So, that’s everything you should know about the new HarmonyOS. And what do you think of HarmonyOS? Would you like to have a smartphone that uses this operating system? Let’s know if you think it can eventually replace or at least compete directly with Android for smartphones.
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