Huawei’s HMS (Huawei Mobile Services) ecosystem is growing rapidly. Huawei is setting up new goals, such as smartphones equipped with the Hongmeng system. If you take a look at the current data, HMS has more than 700 million monthly active users worldwide, 1.6 million registered developers, and more than 80,000 apps integrated with HMS Core.
It is reported that Huawei has never given up on Hongmeng system phones, and the main reason for the delay in launching it is that there are few apps available based on the Hongmeng ecology before, which will affect user experience and acceptance, but with the boom of HMS Development, this problem has been solved to a large extent.
After more than a year of development, HMS Core has developed to version 5.0, and its capability opening covers services in seven major areas, including application services, graphics, media, artificial intelligence, smart terminals, security, and systems. Huawei’s core- End-to-cloud” capabilities.
According to officials, Huawei HMS has become the third-largest ecosystem after Android and iOS, and Huawei’s App Gallery is also the third-largest application market after Google Play and App Store.
Hongmeng 1.0 system was officially released at the Huawei Developer Conference a year ago. Hongmeng 2.0 will also be officially unveiled at the Huawei Annual Developer Conference next month. Hongmeng 3.0 has been officially confirmed that it will follow up next year, but so far , The application scope of Hongmeng system is very limited, it is only used for smart screen products of Huawei and Honor.
A few days ago, Huawei announced the Hongmeng cockpit operating system HOS, as well as the intelligent vehicle control operating system VOS, and the intelligent driving operating system AOS. They are all geared towards in-vehicle systems and have received support from a large number of partners.
Hongmeng OS Future Plan:
- IoT devices such as automobiles
- Smartwatches
- Smart Bands
- Robots
- Headsets
- Tablets
- Notebooks
- Smartphones
As for Hongmeng mobile phones, Yu Chengdong once stated that Hongmeng is “of course usable” on mobile phones and is “ready to use”. It is smoother, safer, and more future-oriented than Android.