Replacing Android! Huawei's Hongmeng OS plans to adapt to Qualcomm platform

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Not long ago, Huawei HarmonyOS's official Weibo account was officially unveiled, and the registered company is Huawei Terminal Co., Ltd. On the other hand, the Hongmeng OS 2.0 developer public beta version is also under full testing.

According to information from multiple sources, Huawei will officially push Hongmeng OS to consumers as early as June. By then, many Huawei phones including Huawei Mate 40 series, Huawei Mate 30 series, and Huawei P40 series will be upgraded.

Recently, a piece of news about the adaptation of Hongmeng OS has sparked heated discussions and has become an event that netizens continue to pay attention to.

Today, a digital blogger revealed that HMOS is planned to be adapted to the Qualcomm platform.

Although the message is only a short line of text, its significance is enough to make all netizens who are paying attention to Hongmeng OS happy.

Some netizens said: "It is really just around the corner to replace Android" and "Is Hongmeng Universe really coming soon?"

At present, some actual experience videos of Hongmeng OS mobile phones have appeared on the Internet. Judging from these videos alone, the smoothness and animation effects of Hongmeng have been improved compared to the Android system.

In addition, during the startup process of Hongmeng OS 2.0, the "Powered by Android" logo has been removed. Although it has parted ways with Android, it will still remain compatible.

According to Huawei's official statement, Hongmeng OS is positioned as an operating system for the era of the Internet of Everything. It is not a replacement for Android, nor a copy of iOS. The real development of Hongmeng began in May 2016, and Huawei has actually been working on it for 5 years.

In March this year, Wang Chenglu, president of Huawei's consumer business software department and head of the Hongmeng operating system, said that the number of IoT devices such as car computers, pads, watches, smart screens, speakers, etc. equipped with the Hongmeng operating system is expected to reach 300 million this year, of which mobile phones may exceed 200 million.

If the latest news is true, then in the future more smartphones using Qualcomm platforms will be able to say goodbye to Android and use Hongmeng OS, which is worth looking forward to.