Following months of anticipation, Huawei has now confirmed that the Mate 70 series will be released in the fourth quarter of 2024, targeting a launch window between October and December. Huawei Consumer Business Chairman Yu Chengdong disclosed that the Mate 70 series will be the first to come with the stable version of HarmonyOS NEXT pre-installed. […]
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Huawei’s annual developer conference, HDC 2024, showcased a major announcement: the official unveiling of HarmonyOS NEXT, the latest version of its proprietary operating system. Developed over several years, HarmonyOS, known as Hongmeng in China, has shifted away from using the Linux kernel and Android Open Source Project (AOSP) codebase. Instead, it features an entirely independent architecture
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A recent leak from Weibo indicates that Huawei is gearing up to release new wearables, the Watch 5 Series, potentially launching later this year alongside the Mate 70 smartphone. According to tipster Fixed Focus, the Watch 5 Series will sport a different design compared to its predecessor. Software improvements are also anticipated. New System and Software
Huawei’s upcoming developer conference in June is anticipated to debut the Beta version of HarmonyOS NEXT, marking a crucial development for its proprietary operating system. Although specific details remain confidential, recent leaks indicate a broader release in September across multiple device segments. Expected Device Compatibility According to the tipster Digital Chat Station, internal schedules point to
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For years, iPhone users have used enterprise certificates to install apps not approved by Apple’s App Store. Now, Huawei’s HarmonyOS NEXT seems to be adopting a similar strategy. Recently, Huawei introduced a new method for sideloading apps on its OS. Developers will compile and package their apps with certificates and profiles issued internally by their organization.
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Huawei is putting significant effort into the development of HarmonyOS NEXT, a new version of its operating system that moves away from supporting Android apps. The company is actively working with prominent Chinese companies to create native apps specifically designed for HarmonyOS NEXT. Collaboration for Native Apps A recent leak indicates that the current development build
Surge in Job Demand for HarmonyOS App Developers in China As news of Huawei reportedly dropping Android app support on its HarmonyOS devices starting next year has spread to the general public in China, job demand for software developers who can develop apps that can run natively on HarmonyOS has surged in the country. Job Listings
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Ant Group’s mPaaS Partners with Huawei for Native Applications on HarmonyOS Ant Group’s mobile development platform, mPaaS, has formed a strategic partnership with Huawei to develop native applications for the HarmonyOS operating system. This collaboration aims to create superior products and enhance the capabilities of both mPaaS and HarmonyOS. mPaaS: A Dominant Platform in Various Industries
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Alibaba Group Holding is making progress in its efforts to reduce its reliance on Google’s Android by developing a native version of its workplace app, DingTalk, for Huawei Technologies’ HarmonyOS. This move comes as Huawei continues to face challenges due to US sanctions and aims to establish its own ecosystem. HarmonyOS as an Alternative to Android
Huawei’s HarmonyOS Shift Doesn’t Affect Global Android Users Huawei, despite facing challenges, has managed to maintain its presence in the smartphone market and is even experiencing a revival with recent strategic moves. The Mate 60 series, for example, has outperformed the iPhone 15 in China, and the company has also announced its intention to transition from
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