Huawei’s striking P50 smartphone exists, but the company can’t launch it yet Switching from iOS to an Android phone just got way more convenientĭisappointingly, Wear OS 3 won’t be saving Android smartwatches for a while yet Wear OS 4 is coming to your smartwatch this year - here’s what’s new The HarmonyOS 2.0 announcement is most relevant to developers, inside and outside of Huawei, at this stage, but the timeline shown by the company indicates it may not be long before we see the software on a commercially available mobile or wearable product. Huawei announced a partnership with three manufacturers in China, which will use HarmonyOS on smart home products, including a connected oven. Huawei also says HarmonyOS will be made available to other hardware manufacturers, meaning the software won’t be limited to use on Huawei or Honor connected devices. ![]() It’s ready for use on tablets, wearables, and in the near future smartphones too. HarmonyOS 2.0 will no longer only be available for smart screens like the Huawei Vision. Now, Huawei has launched HarmonyOS 2.0, which Huawei’s software engineering president Wang Chenglu calls, “fundamentally better,” with improvements to speed and reliability. It was also used in its burgeoning HiCar automotive software. ![]() HarmonyOS was launched this time last year on the Honor Vision smart screen, and some aspects of the first version - Huawei’s MeeTime video chat, and a multi-screen collaboration feature - found its way into EMUI 10, the user interface used over the top of Android.
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