On August last year, at the 2019 Developers Conference, Huawei officially released its self-developed operating system-Hongmeng 1.0. During this year, Huawei has experienced unprecedented challenges. Recently, Huawei officially announced that the 2020 Developer Conference will kick off in Songshan Lake, Dongguan on September 10th.
Huawei said: “We will share with you the latest developments in HMS Core 5.0 and unlock the mystery of HarmonyOS and EMUI 11.” In this way, Harmony OS 2.0 (Hongmeng operating system), EMUI 11 (Huawei mobile phone system) and HMS Core 5.0 (Huawei Mobile Services) will be the three main protagonists of this year’s Developer Conference.
After the official release of the Hongmeng system last year, Huawei also brought the first product equipped with Hongmeng OS-Honor Smart Screen. The biggest change of this product is the distributed architecture of Hongmeng. Different terminals can be mutually terminal or mutually.
For example, your video call on your mobile phone can be directly and seamlessly migrated to the smart screen, put down your mobile phone and free your hands. The live broadcast you watch on the smart screen can also be seamlessly switched to the phone, and then watch the video being played on the TV
The seamless collaboration between different terminals, each as a host, brings us a lot of imagination. In Huawei’s view, in the future, mobile phones will no longer be the core personal terminal. The TV, stereo, router, and refrigerator at home can all be your entrance to enjoy the Internet. You can also directly connect to video calls in front of the refrigerator. And the upgrade of Hongmeng OS 2.0 will bring you more room for reverie
