A Galaxy of Brilliance, Witnessing HarmonyOS: HarmonyOS NEXT Native Night is About to Begin

A Galaxy of Brilliance, Witnessing HarmonyOS: HarmonyOS NEXT Native Night is About to BeginOn October 22nd at 7:00 PM, Huawei will host the "HarmonyOS NEXT Native Night & Huawei Full-Scenario New Product Launch Event," officially unveiling the mysteries surrounding HarmonyOS NEXT. This event will see Huawei focus on releasing information about HarmonyOS NEXT, offering us more exciting insights into this revolutionary operating system

A Galaxy of Brilliance, Witnessing HarmonyOS: HarmonyOS NEXT Native Night is About to Begin

On October 22nd at 7:00 PM, Huawei will host the "HarmonyOS NEXT Native Night & Huawei Full-Scenario New Product Launch Event," officially unveiling the mysteries surrounding HarmonyOS NEXT. This event will see Huawei focus on releasing information about HarmonyOS NEXT, offering us more exciting insights into this revolutionary operating system.

Just last week, HarmonyOS officially announced the public beta of HarmonyOS NEXT, with the initial beta program including the Huawei Mate60 series, Huawei MateX5 series, and Huawei MatePadPro 13.2-inch series. Users can apply for the upgrade through the "My Huawei" app - "Upgrade Preview" and can provide feedback and suggestions on the "My Huawei" app - "HUAWEI Community" HarmonyOS forum. This HarmonyOS NEXT Native Night event is expected to unveil more detailed product upgrade specifics, providing users with a deeper understanding.

Beyond the operating system upgrade, the advancement of the WeChat HarmonyOS Native version app is also attracting significant attention. It is reported that the WeChat HarmonyOS Native version commenced its internal testing on October 8th, allowing users to experience the app before its official release after receiving an invitation. This "early access version" of WeChat encompasses essential features like social communication, video calls, Moments, WeChat Pay's QR code scanning/payment, and more.

It's noteworthy that, in addition to WeChat, over 20 Tencent products, including QQ, Tencent Meeting, Enterprise WeChat, Tencent Video, Tencent News, Tencent Sports, QQ Browser, Sogou Input Method, Tencent Fund Selection, Tenpay, Tencent Advertising, QQ Music, Kugou Music, Kuwo Music, Quanmin K Song, Lazy Listening, Starting Point Reading, QQ Reading, WeChat Reading, WeChat Input Method, and more, are also undergoing continuous adaptation and iterations for HarmonyOS NEXT. This signifies that the HarmonyOS NEXT Native version app already covers a vast array of commonly used software across different domains, delivering users a more convenient and richer application experience.

HarmonyOS NEXT employs a novel end-to-cloud vertically integrated system structure, marking the most substantial upgrade since its inception. It merges devices like phones, tablets, and smart screens within a single system. Developers need to develop and maintain only one HarmonyOS Native app version. Users can seamlessly switch between different devices, freely share content, and achieve a unified multi-device interaction experience.

From the operating system kernel and file system to programming languages, compilers/runtimes, programming frameworks, design systems, integrated development environments, AI frameworks, and large models, HarmonyOS NEXT has undergone a comprehensive transformation. Moreover, HarmonyOS NEXT's overall device performance has improved by 30% compared to HarmonyOS 4, delivering users a smoother and more powerful usage experience.

Recently, multiple media outlets have reported that the Huawei Mate70 might embrace a dual-system framework. The source of this news points to a digital blogger who claims that Huawei might have a Plan B, employing an Android-compatible version in overseas markets for greater user acceptance. Ultimately, these two versions would merge into a pure-blood HarmonyOS.

This dual-system framework approach is not unprecedented. In 2014, Meizu Technology and Alibaba collaborated to release Flyme 4, a system based on YunOS 3.0, known as Flyme powered by YunOS. This system simultaneously incorporated Android and Alibaba Cloud OS, providing users with more choices.

So, will Huawei follow Meizu's lead and adopt a dual-system framework? Official information on this remains unavailable, but considering the robust capabilities of HarmonyOS NEXT and Huawei's strategic direction, we have every reason to believe that Huawei will deliver a more convenient and intelligent mobile experience for users.