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Fuchsia is designed to work across the Internet of Things (IoT) and other connected devices and will take Huawei HarmonyOS head on. In December last year, Google had released its open-source operating system Fuchsia to the contributors from the public. In the Huawei App Gallery, one can see apps from Google, Microsoft, Amazon, TikTok, WeChat, Tencent, Baidu, Weibo, Evernote, and more.
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If one visits the Huawei App Gallery, one can choose from any number of "system info" apps, which will all identify the phone as running "Android 10 Q".Īccording to the report, Huawei engineers "have even perfectly copied every single Android 10 feature".
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"However, all the bits under the Android skin also appear to be Android," it said. The official line is that Huawei ported over the EMUI Android skin to HarmonyOS. The phone shows an exact copy of Huawei's 'EMUI' Android skin, but the 'About' screen now says HarmonyOS and has been scrubbed of all mentions of Android. The company has announced that in April 2021, it will open the OS to 128MB-4GB devices and in October 2021, HarmonyOS will be opened for devices above 4GB.Īccording to Ars Technica, you get "your first inkling of HarmonyOS' Android-ness when you boot up the phone". Huawei's consumer businesses faced a tough time due to inability to use Google's ecosystem in overseas markets. The Chinese conglomerate began work on its own OS as major chips and technologies from the US were not available to the company since due to restrictions imposed by the earlier Donald Trump administration amid the trade war between US and China.
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The company announced the latest version of HarmonyOS in September last year, saying that HarmonyOS 2.0 brings a comprehensive upgrade to its existing distributed capabilities, including software bus, data management and security. "The developer documents appear almost purposefully written to confuse the reader any bit of actual shipping code to which you hold up a magnifying glass looks like Android with no major changes," it added. "The way Huawei describes the OS to the press and in developer documents doesn't seem to have much to do with what the company is actually shipping," the report claimed. The company is all set to bring smartphones with the indigenously-built OS this year but the first look of HarmonyOS has been termed as an "Android fork".Ī report in Ars Technica that got access to HarmonyOS in Beta has found no discernible difference between the "all-new" OS and Android, calling the OS development as "fake it till you make it". Huawei's HarmonyOS a 'rip-off' of Google Android.įed up with the US restrictions, Huawei has announced to build its own operating system (OS) called HarmonyOS to end the dependency on market leader Google's Android.
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