According to multiple sources, HarmonyOS is expected to begin large-scale rollout as early as June. It is estimated that the Mate 40, Mate 30, P40, and Mate X2 series phones will all receive the system update.
Recently, reports surfaced that HarmonyOS plans to be compatible with Qualcomm chipsets. According to a Weibo blogger, HarmonyOS intends to be compatible with Qualcomm chipsets in the early stages. It will not be limited to Qualcomm, but will also support other platforms, such as MediaTek.
In addition, many manufacturers have begun adopting HarmonyOS, including home appliance and automotive companies, as well as some smartphone manufacturers that are in talks to adopt the system. These include Chinese smartphone manufacturers such as Xiaomi, OPPO, vivo, and Meizu.
Some users have already received the developer beta version of HarmonyOS 2.0, and experience videos of HarmonyOS phones have also appeared on the internet.
Previously, Wang Chenglu, President of Huawei Consumer Business Software, stated that HarmonyOS is suitable for all devices and can achieve multi-terminal migration and deployment. It is a new intelligent terminal operating system with a concept different from traditional iOS and Android systems.