Huawei has its own operating system named HarmonyOS that has a wide range of use cases and after two major releases, the company is now all set to launch a new version of the HarmonyOS in China.
The company has announced through its official Weibo account that the official launch of the next-generation HarmonyOS 3 will take place on 27th July.
With the new HarmonyOS 3, the company claims to being some new features to the operating system, including an experience for connections, pages, collaboration, and some other major aspects of UX.
The market share of the operating system appears to be growing as Yu Chengdon of Huawei had earlier claimed that there are more than 300 million devices running HarmonyOS, which includes 200 million devices in the ecosystem and 100 million third-party products from its partners.
Huawei released the developer beta version and opened public beta recruitment for the upcoming HarmonyOS 3 last month, which supports devices like the P50 series, the Mate 40 series, and the MatePad Pro 12.6-inch 2021 model.
In addition to this new version of the company’s self-developed operating system, Huawei is also gearing up to launch a few more products at the launch event, including the company’s first Smart TV powered by HarmonyOS 3.
Along with the Huawei Smart Screen S Pro 86, the company is also said to launch a new MateBook X Pro, flagship tablet MatePad Pro 11, and Huawei Chang Enjoy 50 Pro.
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