On the evening of June 2, Beijing time, Huawei officially released HarmonyOS 2 and a number of new products with HarmonyOS 2. This also means that the "mobile phone with HarmonyOS" has become a formal product for the market.

At Huawei HarmonyOS 2 and the launch of new products in the full scene, Yu Chengdong, CEO of Huawei consumer business, introduced the smart living solution of Huawei panoramic scene. One-stop solution to smart home, smart office, smart travel, sports health, audio-visual entertainment five major life scenes.

Hongmeng operating system is a full-stack decoupling architecture, a set of code can be used on mobile phones, watches, and many small devices. "the Hongmeng operating system has a unified control center, and multiple devices can form a hyperterminal to select the most suitable device. For example, after we play music on our mobile phones and form a super terminal, we can put the music out with speakers.

Hongmeng provides a new form of application services, services are no longer limited by terminal restrictions, can flow seamlessly across ends, and tasks on mobile phones and tablets can be seen at the same time in the "multi-task center". If you want to transfer a task on your phone to a tablet, you can simply push it away in a multi-tasking center and let the tablet relay work. If you want to share a good application that is running on your phone to the tablet, it can be achieved with a slight push.

Huawei said that in Hongmeng system, regardless of the size of the device, only one system can cover smart terminal devices with memory as small as 128K and as large as 4GB, bringing consumers the ultimate panoramic interactive experience.

"what we offer is not just a product, but a new way of life," Yu said at the press conference. "

At the same time, Huawei has released a number of new products with HarmonyOS 2, including HUAWEI Mate 40 series new version, Mate X2 new version, HUAWEI WATCH 3 series, HUAWEI MatePad Pro and other mobile phones, smartwatches, tablet products.

And brought a new generation of semi-open active noise reduction wireless Bluetooth headset HUAWEI FreeBuds 4 and two high-end displays HUAWEI MateView and MateView GT. In addition, Huawei announced that Huawei phones, tablets and other "100" devices will start HarmonyOS 2 upgrade one after another. Including HUAWEI Mate 40 series, Mate 30 series, P40 series, Mate X2, nova 8 series, MatePad Pro series and other equipment.

Weibo Corp, the official of Huawei, said last week that Hongmeng meant that "Hong 'has a lofty ambition and moves thousands of miles with one stone." thanks to the great love of' living up to expectations,'he said he hoped to further "achieve the Internet of everything" at the operating system level.

According to Huawei, the system security capability of HarmonyOS 2 has been recognized by global authorities, the TEE OS security microkernel has won the CC EAL5+ certification of the highest security level of the global commercial operating system kernel, and the entire operating system of HarmonyOS 2 has won the highest IT product information security certification EAL4+ in China.

Prior to the launch, Hongmeng had started internal testing for some mobile phone users. Some netizens said that they surpassed Android in terms of fluency after trial.

Xinhua News Agency reported at the end of May that Huawei is communicating and cooperating with the top 200 App manufacturers in the world to jointly develop applications across terminal devices. Huawei expects the number of devices equipped with the Hongmeng operating system to reach 300 million by the end of 2021, including more than 200 million Huawei devices and more than 100 million terminal devices for third-party partners. This means that Hongmeng system will first of all mainly serve Huawei's internal mobile phones.

According to a previous article in the Securities Times, experts in the mobile phone and Internet industry generally believe that in the short term, Hongmeng system is faced with the current situation of low support rate of mobile phone competitors, a gap between the number of developers and giants, and a large-scale increase in the number of terminal connections. In the long run, Hongmeng, as the first full-scene Chinese self-developed operating system in the Internet of things era, provides a glimmer of life for the future rise of China's domestic software industry, and is expected to become the operating system that dominates the Internet of things era.