Huawei has announced a new operating system called HarmonyOS that could replace Android "immediately" if necessary. Richard Yu, CEO of the Chinese tech giant's consumer division, unveiled HarmonyOS at ...

Huawei has revealed its own mobile operating system, which could eventually replace Android on smartphones after Google withdrew support for the devices. The new operating system, called HarmonyOS, is ...

Huawei has, as anticipated, finally unveiled Harmony, a distributed operating system intended as an alternative to both Microsoft Windows and Google Android. "People expect a holistic intelligent ...

The company is now reportedly looking to bring its software in-house with a custom operating system. It has apparently even hired one of the original architects of Windows NT to head the project.

It's been a tough few years for Huawei. President Donald J Trump placed the company on a US trade blacklist – banning all American companies from doing business with the firm over concerns about its ...

With all major world powers ramping up their cyber-espionage campaigns against foreign nations, every country in the world is doing what they can to ward off such attacks -- and India is set to roll ...

Update: We've received confirmation from Huawei that there has been some confusion internally, and the launch date of the new Android-replacing operating system, codenamed HongMeng, will not be ...