HarmonyOS NEXT Public Beta Starts Tomorrow, Huawei's Self-Developed Operating System Sees Another Breakthrough

HarmonyOS NEXT Public Beta Starts Tomorrow, Huawei's Self-Developed Operating System Sees Another BreakthroughWhen it comes to mobile operating systems, people used to think of Android and iOS, rarely mentioning third-party operating systems. However, the situation has changed

HarmonyOS NEXT Public Beta Starts Tomorrow, Huawei's Self-Developed Operating System Sees Another Breakthrough

When it comes to mobile operating systems, people used to think of Android and iOS, rarely mentioning third-party operating systems. However, the situation has changed. From the birth of HarmonyOS to the announcement of HarmonyOS NEXT, it has truly disrupted the market and attracted significant attention. Importantly, it's a purely domestic operating system, marking a milestone and gaining immense influence in the domestic mobile market. Notably, the highly anticipated HarmonyOS NEXT system will officially begin its public beta tomorrow.

In today's world of rapid technological advancements, operating systems, as bridges connecting hardware and software, are undeniably crucial. They represent a significant step forward for domestic technology. As a leader in Chinese technology, Huawei has taken a solid step in the field of self-developed operating systems, making this news eagerly awaited by numerous Huawei users and technology enthusiasts.

Apart from the countdown to the public beta, there have been many leaks about the HarmonyOS NEXT version, raising expectations among Huawei fans. Let's get straight to the point and see what surprises HarmonyOS NEXT brings in many details.

It's worth knowing that HarmonyOS NEXT, as Huawei's self-developed pure-blood HarmonyOS system, abandons traditional AOSP code and focuses on HarmonyOS kernel and application development for the system, achieving complete autonomy and control. Moreover, the first batch of compatible devices for this public beta includes Huawei Mate60/X5 series phones and MatePadPro 13.2-inch series tablets. These devices boast powerful hardware configurations and have undergone rigorous quality testing.

However, it's slightly disappointing that Huawei's latest flagship Pura70 series is not included in the first batch of compatible devices, which might let down some Pura70 series users. Based on the previous beta testing rhythm, the Pura70 series is likely to be launched in the second batch of compatible devices. This means that even users who can't participate in the public beta for now don't need to worry too much.

According to market leaks, the new version of HarmonyOS HarmonyOS NEXT will support Kirin 990 devices, bringing good news to many long-time Huawei users. Kirin 990, once Huawei's flagship processor, was widely used in Huawei Mate30, P40 series, and some Nova and Honor older models. These devices have a large user base in the market and still maintain high usage rates and reputation. However, as time passes, these older devices gradually show signs of performance and experience fatigue.

More importantly, after upgrading to HarmonyOS NEXT, the overall performance of these older devices will see a 30% improvement, meaning that users will experience smoother operation across various scenarios. Although these devices still need some time to enjoy the official version of HarmonyOS NEXT, with the arrival of the public beta version, more devices should be made available to the public.

In terms of application software, HarmonyOS NEXT has also made significant progress, with mainstream applications essentially completing the development of native HarmonyOS applications. The addition of these applications not only enriches the HarmonyOS NEXT application ecosystem but also provides users with a more convenient and efficient service experience. According to Huawei's official introduction and current testing, HarmonyOS NEXT will have minimal impact on users' daily usage after the upgrade.

Another point to mention is that WeChat, as an indispensable application in daily life, naturally becomes a focal point of user attention and a source of concern for many Huawei fans. In response, Tencent customer service has previously revealed that the adaptation of HarmonyOS NEXT version of WeChat is progressing smoothly and currently under development. Although Tencent has not announced a specific launch date, this news is enough to reassure users because WeChat, as a national-level application, holds an undeniable position.

Therefore, for consumers who highly value WeChat and other software, it's still recommended to wait and see, as there's a high probability of them being listed in the public beta version.

In conclusion, the public beta launch of HarmonyOS NEXT marks a significant breakthrough for Huawei in the field of self-developed operating systems, and it holds high expectations. What thoughts do you have on this? Please share your thoughts in the comments.