Huawei Technologies will first equip its self-developed operating system on new smart display products to be launched by budget brand Honor this weekend, according to people familiar with the situation.
This comes as the world’s second largest smartphone vendor continues to battle the effects of being placed on a US trade blacklist.
The long-awaited operating system, known as Hongmeng, will be introduced during the three-day Developer Conference in Dongguan starting August 9, said the people, who declined to be identified as the information is private.
On July 26, Honor president George Zhao Ming unveiled the HiSilicon “Honghu 818” intelligent chipset and smart pop-up camera for large screens at the Global Mobile Internet Conference (GMIC) in Guangzhou.
The move was a warm up ahead of the official release of the smart display products in Dongguan.
Google and Microsoft, whose Android and Windows operating systems are currently used on Huawei’s laptops and tablets, have both suspended access for new Huawei devices.
Since being blacklisted in May by US President Donald Trump, Huawei has been rumoured to be working on its own operating system.
We've heard that it's called Hongmeng, that it's designed to work across smart devices and power Huawei's phones as an alternative to Google's Android.
On Friday Huawei revealed most of that to be true: At its Huawei Developer Conference (HDC), it made its new operating system official: HarmonyOS.
Speaking at HDC, CEO of Huawei's Consumer Business Group Richard Yu said HarmonyOS is ready to run on phones, but "for the consideration of partnership and ecosystem" Huawei won't be using it on phones just yet.
Yu did say, though, that if the company isn't able to use Google's Android operating system, HarmonyOS is ready to go.
He also revealed that HarmonyOS, like Android, will be open source.
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The Huawei Mate 30 takes the core elements of the Mate 30 Pro, but forgoes some of that phone’s top-end features to keep the price down. However, as with all the new Huawei phones you can’t access Google’s services on this handset.
Huawei is expecting to dispatch its own exceptional Hongmeng Operating Software for their gadgets so their course of action can't be affected by US sanctions.
Treading Business: Google execs square measure involved that Banning Huawei may lead to Redoubled Security Risks
U.S. Technology corporations have told the executive department that the Trump administration’s Ban on commercialism to the Chinese tech large Huawei might considerably hurt their bottom lines and would possibly harm their ability to develop new technological innovations, together with those required by the U.S. military.
The companies are creating the claims in applications for licenses that might allow them to do Treading Business With Huawei when the prohibition goes into impact in August.
Under Department of Commerce rules, U.S. corporations that need to still sell to Huawei should apply for licenses, and also the chip manufacturers and software package suppliers WHO rely on Huawei as a client are already setting out to argue why they ought to get one.
According to folks briefed on the matter WHO asked to not be named as an issue of, they feared going public would possibly create it more durable to get licenses, the businesses, particularly chip manufacturers, have enclosed careful money projections and alternative knowledge in their applications showing the potential for important hurt.
Companies have argued that the ban already has injured the outlook for U.S. chip manufacturers by prompting Chinese corporations to scale back their reliance on u. s. and develop different suppliers outside the U.S.
Treading Business: Google execs square measure involved that Banning Huawei may lead to Redoubled Security Risks
U.S. Technology corporations have told the executive department that the Trump administration’s Ban on commercialism to the Chinese tech large Huawei might considerably hurt their bottom lines and would possibly harm their ability to develop new technological innovations, together with those required by the U.S. military.
The companies are creating the claims in applications for licenses that might allow them to do Treading Business With Huawei when the prohibition goes into impact in August.
Under Department of Commerce rules, U.S. corporations that need to still sell to Huawei should apply for licenses, and also the chip manufacturers and software package suppliers WHO rely on Huawei as a client are already setting out to argue why they ought to get one.
According to folks briefed on the matter WHO asked to not be named as an issue of, they feared going public would possibly create it more durable to get licenses, the businesses, particularly chip manufacturers, have enclosed careful money projections and alternative knowledge in their applications showing the potential for important hurt.
Companies have argued that the ban already has injured the outlook for U.S. chip manufacturers by prompting Chinese corporations to scale back their reliance on u. s. and develop different suppliers outside the U.S.
