HarmonyOS 2.0 beta comes on Huawei P30 and Mate 30
HarmonyOS 2.0 beta has already appeared in public and we have the first Chinese videos showing it in action for you. It is a Huawei P30, but it is also available for the Mate 30 Pro. The first video shows the process of turning on and going to Settings. The second video is a demonstration of how Android applications go smoothly on the new HarmonyOS.
Finally… A video of #HarmonyOS Beta 1 on #Huawei Mate 30 with # EMUI11 on top.
There is not so much to see. Apart from how Android apps are fluid. I doubt that they are native apps.
However, what could make Harmony OS so fast to running android apps? Can’t wait to discover 🙂 pic.twitter.com/yyiVbHztza– Marco Improda (@ marcoimproda90) January 21, 2021
Android apps live demo.
Sorry I had to split it. Twitter didn’t like one file. pic.twitter.com/88TKXWKnaN
– Marco Improda (@ marcoimproda90) January 21, 2021
HarmonyOS 2.0 beta is not Android, although it does
Sure, the first thing that definitely occurred to you is that it still looks like Android. Not quite – it looks like EMUI 11. HarmonyOS 2.0 was built around this Android extension. In addition, the system supports Android applications, which is its huge advantage. Another is its fluidity, even with native Android applications.
What exactly is HarmonyOS, if not Android? The answer is OpenHarmony, which is also found on Gitee, the Chinese version of GitHub. GSMArena adds that the OS is part of the OpenAtom Foundation, whose members include Alibaba, Tencent, Baidu and others in addition to Huawei. The association is similar to the Open Handset Alliance, which advises Google on Android development.
Over time, HarmonyOS may come to other devices – certainly including a range of P40 or Mate 40. Honor, even though it was sold to another company, still did not rule out the possibility of using HarmonyOS in the future. This is despite the fact that it will probably be able to use Google applications in the future.
