

Chinese media, meanwhile, claims that Huawei plans on stuffing the OS in a phone due to launch later this year.
Anonymous sources told Global Times that the phones will be priced at around $288 for low and medium-end markets and will ship in their millions, along with the Huawei Mate 30 series, in the fourth quarter.
Then we'll do it Huawei – and roll our own mobile operating system
Huawei's UK PR was unable to provide any details on licensing or availability.
The OS, also known as Hongmeng, has been compared to Google's Fuchsia – which is also microkernel-based – and promises developers the ability to write once, run anywhere.
Speaking today at the Huawei Developer Conference in Songshan Lake, China, CEO Richard Yu spoke of a multi-device IDE, multi-language unified compilation, and a distributed architecture kit.





