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Today, I bring you some major news - the PC version of HarmonyOS is indeed coming! You heard it right, it's the PC version of HarmonyOS! You might wonder, isn't HarmonyOS only meant for devices like smartphones, smartwatches, and TVs? How can there be a PC version? Don't worry; I'm about to reveal the answer!
Firstly, let's understand what HarmonyOS is. HarmonyOS is a distributed operating system independently developed by Huawei. It can adapt across platforms for various devices, achieving seamless collaboration. The core features of HarmonyOS are lightweight, fast, secure, and open. It adopts a microkernel architecture for high performance and low latency. It boasts powerful security capabilities, effectively defending against malicious attacks. Most importantly, HarmonyOS is an open-source operating system, allowing any developer to innovate and customize based on it.。
What applications does HarmonyOS have? Currently, HarmonyOS has been applied to smartphones, cars, smartwatches, televisions, and many other Internet of Things devices. For example, Huawei's P50 series smartphones are equipped with HarmonyOS 2.0, providing a smooth interactive experience and a rich ecosystem of applications. Additionally, Huawei has launched the HarmonyOS Connect plan, aiming to create a connected smart living scenario. Through the HarmonyOS Connect plan, Huawei collaborates with partners across various industries to develop a range of smart devices, such as smart air conditioners, refrigerators, and smart speakers. These devices can be controlled and managed seamlessly through smartphones or smartwatches, achieving seamless collaboration.
So, since HarmonyOS has already been successful on various devices, why introduce a PC version? In fact, this is an important goal of HarmonyOS - to create a comprehensive smart ecosystem. PCs, as essential tools for people's daily work and study, also need seamless connection and collaboration with other devices. Moreover, there are many excellent software and applications on PCs. If they can run on HarmonyOS, users can enjoy a more convenient and efficient experience.
I remember when Yu Chengdong introduced HarmonyOS, he emphasized the vision of its comprehensive application. He highlighted that HarmonyOS could be applied to various devices such as smartphones, cars, tablets, the Internet of Things, and computers. In contrast, Apple's various systems like iOS, iPadOS, TVOS, and MacOS are used in different devices, causing inconvenience for users. However, at that time, HarmonyOS had conquered the markets of smart screens, smartwatches, cars, smartphones, and tablets, but lacked a version for computers, leaving people eagerly anticipating its release.