Earlier this week, Huawei held a HarmonyOS operating system and smart product launch event. In this conference, the company officially announced the HarmonyOS along with its tag line “One as All, All as One.”
During the event, the Chinese tech giant unveiled its proprietary operating system along with smart products like the MatePad Pro tablets, the Watch 3 series of smartwatches, and other gadgets as well. Furthermore, the company also stated that it is not only working on smart products and also developing its smart life solution as well to offer users a one stop solution for smart home, smart office, smart travel, sports, health, and audio and video entertainment.
Wang Chenglu, President of the brand’s Consumer Business Group Software Department stated in an interview that the company’s HarmonyOS will offer a user experience similar to Google’s Android and Apple’s iOS platforms. However, the Huawei HarmonyOS will be more tuned for cross platform integration. The company also aims to make more efforts in the smart vehicle and smart home section as well.
Notably, the firm even donated all of its core structures of HarmonyOS to the “Open Atom Open Source Foundation.” This would enable interested manufacturers to get the HarmonyOS system codes and develop product as per their requirements. At the moment, there are more than 500,000 developers that are working with HarmonyOS and the company is expecting more to join soon.
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