Huawei won’t launch a phone with its home-brewed OS in 2019 - The Next Web

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Huawei won't launch a phone with its home-brewed OS in 2019  The Next Web

On August 9, Huawei launched it's much talked about operating system, HarmonyOS. However, the company is not releasing any phones powered by that in ...


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