Huawei to launch Google Android OS rival on smartphones next year

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Huawei to launch Google Android OS rival on smartphones next year

As company seeks to overcome curbs placed on it by the US.

Huawei plans to introduce its Harmony operating system (OS), viewed as its replacement to Google's Android mobile operating system, on smartphones next year, as it seeks to overcome curbs placed on it by the US. The company first unveiled its proprietary HarmonyOS last year which it has billed ...

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