Huawei Mate60 and MateX5 Pass OpenHarmony Compatibility Assessment
TapTechNews June 25th news, as shown on the OpenHarmony official website, Huawei Mate60 and MateX5 phones have passed the OpenHarmony compatibility assessment on June 8th this year, with the operating system version number being OpenHarmony4.1Release.
According to the introduction, the OpenHarmony compatibility assessment is mainly to verify that the equipment and business applications of partners meet the technical requirements of the OpenHarmony open source compatibility definition to ensure the stable and normal operation of the equipment and business applications running on OpenHarmony, while the equipment and business applications using OpenHarmony have a consistent interface and business experience.
At present, 246 manufacturers and 658 products have passed the OpenHarmony compatibility assessment, and the assessment types cover modules/development boards, commercial devices (including cameras, mobile phones, tablets, watches, etc.), distributions, etc.
Huawei's Managing Director and Chairman of the Terminal BG, Yu Chengdong, said at the HDC2024 Huawei Developer Conference that HarmonyOS is an all-scenario intelligent operating system built based on OpenHarmony. Currently, the native applications of HarmonyOS have entered a comprehensive sprint stage, and all TOP5000 applications have been initiated, with more than 1500 already completed and listed, covering all 18 fields.
TapTechNews reported earlier today that the open source HarmonyOS ecological enterprise, Shenzhen Kaihong, announced today that its domestic operating system KaihongOS has successfully achieved cross-ecosystem interconnection and interoperability with HarmonyOSNext, and natural circulation and seamless interaction between various devices and data have been achieved.
According to the introduction, in the past, HarmonyOS devices and OpenHarmony devices were not interoperable and could not achieve data content sharing and work collaboration.
