Huawei successfully ships 1 million devices with its new OS HongMeng

According to the sources reported, Huawei has successfully shipped around 1 million devices integrated with its new OS, named HongMeng. Sources also claim that Huawei’s new software will be compatible with all Android applications while it also gets increased security functions.

In an interview with the Huawei’s CEO, Richard Yu, he also mentioned that the operating system will soon be officially available around early fall, i.e. around September or at the end of it. The new HongWeng OS will be pre-installed in all the Huawei devices including mobile phones, computers, tablets, TVs, cars, wearables, and every other Huawei device.

Although the United States had delayed the trade ban with the Chinese manufacturer for 90 days, the firm has not waited for the upcoming out-turn and has been trying push out its own OS which was still pending on its way for several years. Huawei was already aware of its possible outcomes in the future scenario which made it best pre-prepared for this kind of a sudden mess.

Huawei Central, a China-based giant tech website reported that “HongMeng trademark is already being acquired at multiple markets, like Canada, Europe, South Korea, and Mexico.”

Some recent reports also suggest that the new HongMeng OS by Huawei will be 60% faster than the current Android OS. If it actually is, then it’s definitely going to pump up the smartphone world.

The news reflects the high probability of Huawei’s new OS launch within a short period timeline and it definitely is a piece of great news for all the Huawei users out there. Well, as the new OS’ name sounds unusual, we hope that it offers its best to the most anticipated Huawei consumers and don’t shatter their hopes.

So, are you excited about Huawei’s new OS? Do you think it can fit the competitive OS market? Please let us know your views in the comment section below.

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