Huawei has created its own operating system in case Washington blocks access to Android. The hope is foreign apps will create compatible versions. The company is dangling incentives for developers, but financial ones may not be enough, says petesweeneypro
Huawei Technologies on Aug. 9 unveiled a proprietary operating system called Harmony for smartphones and other devices, as trade restrictions imposed in May threaten to cut the Chinese firm's access to U.S. technologies related to Google's Android.
Huawei said that for now it would stick to using Android for smartphones. The new software will be gradually rolled out to support devices such as smartwatches, speakers and virtual reality gadgets. Zhang Ping'an, president of Huawei consumer cloud service, said that the company plans to invest $1 billion to support developers for Harmony, and 80% of that would be spent overseas.
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