Huawei Reportedly Developing Its Own OS as a Backup Plan

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  1. Huawei Reportedly Developing Its Own OS as a Backup Plan  Gizmodo
  2. Huawei has apparently been developing a secret mobile OS for six years  Android Authority (blog)
  3. Huawei Is Working On A Backup OS Should Things Fall Through With Android  Tech TimesFull coverage

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