HarmonyOS
Leak suggests HarmonyOS NEXT stable version scheduled for September
The launch of the stable HarmonyOS NEXT version is still a big question and a new leak suggests that the respective software system will go official in September this year. But it is still unclear whether we will see the Mate 70 flagship alongside or not!
Weibo tech-savvy @DigitalChatStation says that Huawei has internally set the HarmonyOS NEXT stable version release for September. Even though the OEM has not announced this matter officially, the leak is in line with a few previous revelations.
Further details in the leak point out that other devices like new flagship phones, foldable, mid-range handsets, tablets, and smartwatches are also in the pipeline. These will likely show up on the user floor somewhere in the second half of this year.
Expected Products for H2 2024:
- Mate 70 Series
- Mate X6 Foldable
- Watch GT 5
HarmonyOS NEXT stable version launch leak (Image Credits: Weibo)
Huawei has not confirmed the news yet and we need to wait for official words on this matter. Probably, the company is cooking new offerings for its consumers.
HarmonyOS NEXT & Mate 70
Some inputs revealed that the flagship Huawei Mate 70 series will arrive in September or mid-October this year with the pre-installed HarmonyOS NEXT software system.
Confirming this statement to an extent, the Rotating Chairman of Huawei – Xu Zhijun cited that HarmonyOS NEXT stable will roll out later this year. Note that the executive didn’t mention the exact timeline for the upcoming products’ release.
For HarmonyOS NEXT, the tech maker has locked the HDC 2024 event for June 21 where it will launch the beta version. Hereafter, top flagship models will get the chance to test the impressive features of the brand-new operating system.
Up to this point, more than 4000 apps have adapted to the HarmonyOS NEXT. The aim is to expand the HarmonyOS ecosystem for apps, and devices, and even introduce it in the global market. Perhaps the speed hints that Huawei won’t take much time to achieve the new target.
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HarmonyOS NEXT (Image Credits: Huawei)
