Huawei’s Android Replacement OS Will Launch in June

Huawei’s home-grown operating system – code-named HongMeng – that’s set to replace Android once the Huawei ban from Google comes into full effect, will not be commercially rolled out next month, contrary to what TechRadar Middle East was told by a Middle East head for the firm. All applications that work with Android are expected to work with this new OS without any need for further customization, Elshimy claims, adding that users will be able to download apps from the Huawei AppGallery. Whether all apps available via Google’s Play Store will also feature in Huawei’s store remains to be seen, as we’ve seen numerous operating systems before (Windows Phone, BlackBerry OS etc) fail to match the volume of Google’s and Apple’s app store offerings.

Source: www.techradar.com