HarmonyOS has already surpassed iOS in China. But is it enough to challenge Android and Google?
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Huawei has taken a definitive step with HarmonyOS NEXT, its own operating system that completely abandons the code Android (AOSP). Developed on its HongMeng microkernel, this platform seeks complete technological sovereignty, but at a cost: Android apps are no longer supported.
In China, the strategy has been a resounding success, becoming the country's second-largest operating system and surpassing iOS with a 19% market share. This success is supported by the innovative hardware of the Mate 60 and Pura 80, government support, and a strong national sentiment.
However, HarmonyOS's greatest challenge lies beyond its borders. The absence of key apps like WhatsApp, Instagram, or banking services in its AppGallery creates an almost insurmountable barrier for global users. Although solutions like EasyAbroad exist, the experience is not native and suffers from flaws. Can its commitment to integrated AI and Pangu models change the rules and compete against the Google and Apple duopoly? We analyze whether its technological prowess is enough to conquer the world.