huawei shifts to homegrown software with new harmonyos devices in china

Huawei Technologies Co. plans to shift its smartphones and tablets away from Google's Android operating system and instead use its own software starting next year.

This move is part of Huawei's strategy to reduce reliance on U.S. technology amid geopolitical tensions and establish a self-sufficient tech ecosystem.

The upcoming flagship device, the Mate 70, will feature HarmonyOS Next, Huawei's operating system that eliminates any remnants of Android.

This transition aims to help Huawei regain the premium market segment in China, which is currently dominated by Apple Inc.

The announcement was made during a live-streamed event, emphasizing Huawei's commitment to innovation and independence in the tech landscape.

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