"Huawei Hongmeng: It is unlikely to become "Android", and it is more reliable to learn Apple's "iOS"."！
Now, there are three major smart** in the world: Google's Android, Apple's iOS, and Huawei's magic.
Internationally, Huawei's current mobile phone shipments are 3-4 billion, accounting for 8%, while in the emerging mobile phone field, Huawei accounts for 3% to 4%.
Huawei is expected to account for more than 15% of Chinese users in China, as China is Huawei's home turf.
At the same time, Huawei released an open-source version called "Harmony" (also called "Harmony"), and released "Harmony" (HarmonyOS Next), which aims to completely free itself from the "ecosystem" of Android and create a huge "ecosystem" that can work with "Harmony".
Therefore, everyone thinks that Huawei's next step is to join forces and cooperate in a friendly manner, so that all manufacturers can use this set, and finally let more ordinary mobile phone manufacturers, such as Android, begin to adopt this operating system.
The idea is good, but I don't think Huawei's Red Devil will have Android, and Apple's iOS will be better.
What's the difference between Android and iOS? The biggest difference is the pattern. Android is open, free, and adopted by many vendors, who together support the Android ecosystem.
iOS is a closed source code, which does not allow any third-party vendors to enter, which is an independent ecosystem that completely relies on iOS, which is why it is so powerful.
For Huawei's macronix, it will have a lot of suppliers for the Internet of Things and other products, but in the mobile field, I don't think Huawei will have any other manufacturers.
First of all, Huawei only open-source OpenHarmony, which is different from Huawei's own HarmonyOS. It's not easy to develop OpenHarmony on HarmonyOS, and other companies know a lot about how Android works, and they don't want to start from scratch.
Secondly, the share of other brands in foreign countries is not low, Xiaomi's share in foreign countries has reached more than 70%, and OPPO and vivo occupy more than 50% of the foreign market.
Moreover, these companies are competing with Huawei, and normally, no vendor would want to adopt these competitive technologies that are still critical to them.
If Huawei doesn't launch new ones on its own, it will be difficult for Huawei's MacroDream to evolve into Android, which usually happens between mobile device producers.
As for Huawei, if you want to become mobile, the best way is to imitate Apple, develop the Android system, let Huawei monopolize it, and then with the help of Omnicom, let Huawei have more markets in the market, which is already very good.