SHENZHEN, China, Jan 19 (Reuters) - China's Huawei Technologies (HWT.UL) will not support Android apps on the latest iteration of its in-house Harmony operating system, domestic financial media Caixin ...

The Huawei Harmony OS can be considered to have come of age now that it is ready to shed its Android lineage. The platform which initially came to be branded as a rehashed version of Android is ...

A few years ago Chinese phone maker Huawei announced that it would begin shipping smartphones with its own HarmonyOS operating system rather than Google Android. But when the first HarmonyOS phones ...

HarmonyOS NEXT is just around the corner, and the first public beta is open for select users and developers! Editorial Note: Talk Android may contain affiliate links on some articles. If you make a ...

Huawei’s HarmonyOS NEXT operating system (which powers the Mate 70 series) has been creating a buzz recently for its bold step away from Android. As the first version of Huawei’s OS to not rely on ...

Huawei is working on HarmonyOS Next, its upcoming OS that will completely get rid of Android. A trusted tipster has revealed when Huawei could launch the new operating system. Editorial Note: Talk ...

Huawei is developing a new operating system called Harmony OS NEXT. Unlike their previous systems, this one won’t support Android apps, marking a big shift. Now they’re making an even more notable ...

Huawei’s relationship with Android has been a tough one ever since the 2019 trade ban that cut the company off from Google apps. Now, it’s looking like Huawei is preparing to further give up on ...

This announcement was made at Huawei’s annual developer conference, HDC 2024. HarmonyOS NEXT not only ditches Android but the Linux kernel as well. Huawei obviously wants to step away from the US ...

Huawei has announced a significant upgrade to its HarmonyOS operating system. HarmonyOS NEXT is entirely free of Android and, as such, doesn’t support Android-based apps. According to Android ...

For years, the mobile OS market has been dominated by Android and iOS. Now, Huawei is making a big move to change things by launching the Mate 70 series, the first smartphone to run entirely on its ...