In today's fiercely competitive smartphone market, Huawei's self-developed HarmonyOS is gaining recognition for its unique innovative concepts and robust technological capabilities.
Surviving in the current cutthroat smartphone market requires bringing in unique selling points, as simply relying on traditional features can be challenging.
Innovation has thus become the focus of major brands, with Huawei leading the pack by introducing significant enhancements in recent years.
Crucially, Huawei's innovations, especially in its operating system, have been rapidly evolving, bringing many surprises to users.
It is reported that at the OpenHarmony Developer Conference 2024, Yu Chengdong announced the exciting news that the number of native applications for the Hongmeng system has exceeded 4,000.
This number not only demonstrates the thriving development of the Hongmeng system application ecosystem but also reflects Huawei's firm determination and strong capabilities in promoting the construction of the Hongmeng system ecosystem.
Without long-term efforts, this situation would not have been possible. Furthermore, Yu Chengdong emphasized in his speech that Huawei will focus on promoting the development of various Hongmeng native applications, with a particular emphasis on adapting mainstream software.
It is estimated that before long, more mainstream software will develop Hongmeng native applications to impact the market, leading to significant changes in the market landscape.
Moreover, this time Yu Chengdong simply mentioned a few things. Without any surprises, Huawei plans to unveil more surprises at the "Huawei Developer Conference 2024" scheduled for next month.
At that time, they should officially launch the Beta testing of HarmonyOS NEXT, which is quite good news for Huawei fans.
Furthermore, HarmonyOS NEXT is a version with a completely self-developed system base, abandoning traditional Linux kernel and AOSP (Android Open Source Project) code, supporting only the Harmony kernel and Harmony system applications.
This innovative move has led to comprehensive improvements in the security, smoothness, and scalability of the Harmony system, making it naturally strong in terms of selling points.
If the HarmonyOS NEXT version truly succeeds, it will mark a new chapter for Huawei smartphones, leading to intense market competition.
It's worth noting that most domestic smartphones currently run on operating systems based on the Android framework to enhance user experience.
In terms of the system, there are significant differences between the existing systems and the Huawei HarmonyOS NEXT system, showcasing innovation at its best.
Furthermore, apart from the system itself, Huawei's Vice Chairman and Acting Chairman, Xu Zhijun, has expressed their hope to launch the pure HarmonyOS with the Mate70 sales.
When it comes to the Huawei Mate series, each generation almost always brings many surprises to the table, whether it's the latest chipset or a new system version, making it highly appealing.
The Huawei Mate 70 series is expected to be no exception, rumored to feature a brand-new Kirin processor (Kirin 9100) with powerful performance capabilities, boasting a benchmark score of up to 110W.
Moreover, the upcoming HarmonyOS NEXT version will further enhance the system's performance and stability, providing users with a smoother and more secure user experience.
It's worth mentioning that the new system should be more compatible with Kirin processors, meaning models equipped with the Kirin 9000S processor will see even more aggressive performance improvements.
In terms of design, the Huawei Mate70 series will offer two versions: flat screen and curved screen, catering to different users' aesthetic preferences.
The imaging capabilities will also see a significant improvement, with a customized Hasselblad main camera lens expected to deliver excellent photography results, along with features like ultrasonic fingerprint technology and increased supply.
It can be said that the Huawei Mate70 series will be quite powerful, and if it can indeed run the HarmonyOS NEXT version, the outcome will naturally be different.
Of course, the specific developments still require further observation. At least for Huawei fans, the upcoming HarmonyOS NEXT system is something to look forward to.
The final point to make is that with the continuous increase in the number of HarmonyOS native applications and the ongoing progress in mainstream software adaptation, HarmonyOS will further enrich and improve its application ecosystem, making its momentum unstoppable.
So here's the question: Are you looking forward to the arrival of HarmonyOS NEXT version? Feel free to discuss in your replies.
