Chinese tech giant Huawei launched its Mate 70 smartphone, powered by its homegrown HarmonyOS Next, marking a significant step in its challenge to Western tech dominance. The launch follows years of US sanctions and represents a major comeback for the company, but faces hurdles in app development and global market acceptance.
Huawei has unveiled HarmonyOS NEXT, a completely Android-free operating system, marking a significant step in its quest for technological independence. This new iteration is based on the open-source OpenHarmony project and boasts a redesigned user interface, AI integration, and enhanced security features. While initially launching in China, Huawei aims to make HarmonyOS NEXT globally accessible, challenging the dominance of Android and potentially reshaping the mobile landscape.
