Hongmeng OS (HarmonyOS), which is self-developed by Huawei , has been very popular among users since its release. Its multi-terminal interconnection function is even more popular among users. After this full-scenario distributed operating system was officially released at the Huawei Developer Conference in 2019, more than 240 million devices have been using the Hongmeng system.
The latest news shows that Huawei’s latest Hongmeng OS 3.0 official version will be released in late July. The first batch of adapted models include Huawei’s P50 series, Mate 40 series, Mate 50 series and Huawei MatePad Pro 12.6-inch 2021 model. Yes, Huawei Mate 50, which has not yet been released, is also among the first models, so it is expected that the official release time of this machine will be in August!
It is understood that the UI interface of Hongmeng OS 3.0 will not change much. It is currently known that the position of some technical status bar icons will be adjusted, but at the functional level, the interaction logic and system experience will be significantly improved.
Not only that, in the previous developer preview version of Hongmeng OS 3.0, Huawei innovated around the three core values of system architecture, super terminal, and one-time development and multi-terminal deployment, bringing about a comprehensive upgrade of system capabilities and development tools. Huawei will also streamline many bloated parts of Hongmeng OS 2.0 and add new algorithms to make Hongmeng OS 3.0 smoother in daily operation and application startup will be faster.
Judging from the news exposed so far, the user experience has been greatly improved. It depends on whether there are any other surprises when it is officially released.
It is worth mentioning that a tipster recently revealed that non-Huawei mobile phone manufacturers are also planning to use Hongmeng OS. "Well-known former manufacturers" and "Zhuhai Little Samsung" mentioned by netizens in the comment area, "The company has a new owner" and so on, all point to Meizu Technology.
In fact, Meizu has already had a precedent of cooperation with Huawei's Hongmeng OS. Its smart home brand Lipro announced that it has access to Hongmeng OS, but its mobile phones have always used its own Flyme system. After Geely acquired a majority stake in Meizu, it may want to further connect Meizu with Huawei's Hongmeng OS and connect it to Huawei's Hi Car ecosystem. After all, Geely's own car system has been criticized by users. Hongmeng OS seems to be a shortcut to make up for its shortcomings.
In any case, more manufacturers will access unified standards and bring better services to everyone. It is still us consumers who will benefit. Even if it only provides an entrance for multi-device interconnection, it will bring a lot of convenience.
So, do you expect other manufacturers to join the Hongmeng ecosystem?
