Huawei: no plans to use Hongmeng HarmonyOS for overseas mobile phones

Thank you, Mr. Air, a netizen of CTOnews.com, for your clue delivery! CTOnews.com, Nov. 20, according to reports on the interface, Huawei said that overseas mobile phones have no plans to use HarmonyOS for the time being, and overseas consumers can continue to rest assured that they can use Android apps by using EMUI versions of Huawei phones. In the future, Huawei will continue to increase its support to global developers, provide a better development environment and tools, bring a better experience and more portals, and achieve greater business value.

Huawei has not yet responded to news that Huawei's Hongmeng system will no longer be compatible with Android next year. But according to the Securities Times, industry insiders responded: Huawei does have such a plan to launch an Android-incompatible version of Hongmeng next year. However, at present, no relevant notice has been issued internally, so it is not clear when it will be launched. According to thepaper.cn, a Huawei source said: the launch time is still uncertain, and iOS, Hongmeng and Android will be three separate systems in the future.

CTOnews.com noted that several companies had already reached cooperation with Huawei to launch Hongmeng native application development, including Meituan, Qunar and so on. Data show that as of August this year, the number of Hongmeng ecological equipment has exceeded 700 million, and 2.2 million developers have devoted themselves to the development of Hongmeng ecology. As of October 30, the number of upgraded devices in HarmonyOS 4 exceeded 100 million.