Huawei's HarmonyOS to reach 300 million devices this year
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- 13 Apr 2021
Anonymous, 13 Apr 2021www.theverge.com/2021/2/2/22262527/harmonyos-huawei-us-ban-... more🥱
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- 13 Apr 2021
Huawei eventually will have theirown ecosystem and able to compete against Android and iOS,, but not this year
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swissOS
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Unb1453d, 13 Apr 2021I wonder what the os will look like. Is it gonna be another... moreIs just Android 10 fork with minimal ui change, obviously without Google services and with Huawei app gallery installed.
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- Anonymous
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- 13 Apr 2021
Sonu4678, 13 Apr 2021Samsung realized that there was not much point in competing... moreDuopoly*
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- 13 Apr 2021
Sonu4678, 13 Apr 2021Samsung realized that there was not much point in competing... moreDuology for the next 10 years guaranteed then. If not more.
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- 13 Apr 2021
Why even bother? They are done except the upcoming P50 with leftover inventory. If Biden administration doesn't lift the ban, they're basically a handicap.
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- 13 Apr 2021
Anonymous, 13 Apr 2021...and not a single non-chinese user in sightLet it launch, dear.
Not everyone trusts US and its capitalists. They just have no alternative.
And even if there is no progress outside China, even then remember that it is the same country whose population made Huawei overtake Samsung in June 2020
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- 13 Apr 2021
Anonymous, 13 Apr 2021People would trust it more if Japan or Taiwan made their ow... moreSamsung realized that there was not much point in competing with Android. It would take too much effort and investment. They are not really known for great software experience either.
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- 13 Apr 2021
I wonder what the os will look like. Is it gonna be another iOS hybrid with Android?
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- 13 Apr 2021
I believe Huawei can disrupt the current duopoly. With the push from the communist authoritarian administration plus the existing dumb consumers then HarmonyOS might become a hit.
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- 13 Apr 2021
King is coming back
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- Anonymous
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- 13 Apr 2021
[deleted post]People would trust it more if Japan or Taiwan made their own mobile OS. South Korea failed with Tizen.
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- 13 Apr 2021
Berserker, 13 Apr 2021Nobody want to make an app if there is nobody to buy it. I... moreThat is a virtuous circle as I said in my comment already. It doesn't matter what the cause is, they all reinforce themselves through feedback loops.
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Aadrian, 13 Apr 2021I think it's not really in the hands of the OS itself,... moreNobody want to make an app if there is nobody to buy it.
It is funny how many people are comparing Microsoft with huawei. The scale of both of them is simply not compatible.
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- 13 Apr 2021
these numbers are worthless. unless there is proper app support, why use harmony OS? I can list my top 20 apps and I bet they won't support HarmonyOS for at least 3 years
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Anonymous, 13 Apr 2021...and not a single non-chinese user in sightI will be one of the non Chinese users as soon as it's global
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Anonymous, 13 Apr 2021Both Amazon and Microsoft failed. I really wonder if a thir... moreI think it's not really in the hands of the OS itself, more in the hands of developers. Look what happened to WP, developers found it too much trouble to make an app for 3 different operating systems, so they didn't develop much for WP, even though Microsoft was willing to pay developers to do so. Hence the cause that it didn't take off. Not enough apps = no customers = developers don't want to make apps = not enough apps = no customers = developers don't want to make apps, and the virtuous circle is round. Huawei will face the same issue, just like every other new OS will.