Huawei has taken a significant step that will resonate throughout the technology world. The new beta version of HarmonyOS NEXT has finally been announced. With this release, Huawei is becoming completely independent from the Android operating system. Instead of dealing with APK files, HarmonyOS NEXT will work entirely with native applications, focusing on Huawei Mobile Services (HMS) Core and Ark Compiler-supported applications.
Huawei says goodbye to Android with HarmonyOS NEXT
This new operating system brings significant improvements in performance and energy efficiency. Huawei claims that HarmonyOS NEXT provides 30% better performance and 20% lower energy consumption compared to previous versions. Additionally, with multi-device integration and built-in artificial intelligence features, it offers a smarter experience that can adapt to user needs.
Significant improvements have also been made in graphics and multimedia performance. With Ark Multimedia Engine and Ark Graphics Engine support, it delivers high-quality graphics and a rich media experience. The beta version is currently available for certain devices like the Mate 60 series, Mate X5, and MatePad Pro 13.2”. Huawei plans to roll out a wider beta version starting in August and expects to release the stable version in the last quarter of 2024.
Huawei aims to improve the operating system further based on user feedback during this process. HarmonyOS NEXT claims to offer a better experience than the Android system with its improvements in performance, energy efficiency, and security. With this new operating system, Huawei aims to become the third-largest operating system in the technology world.
With the release of the stable version, Huawei HarmonyOS NEXT will definitively end the Android operating system. What do you think? HarmonyOS or Android? Share your thoughts in the comments section below.
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