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SHENZHEN, China: Chinese tech giant Huawei launched its highly-anticipated homegrown mobile operating system on Wednesday, opening a new front in its fight for survival in the smartphone arena after the US blocked it from using Android.The company says its new HarmonyOS system is packed with special features and capitalises on growing demand to seamlessly...

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Huawei Launches New Mobile Operating System In Fight For Survival By Dan Martin 06/02/21 AT 10:55 AM Chinese tech giant Huawei launched its highly-anticipated homegrown mobile operating system on Wednesday, opening a new front in its fight for survival in the smartphone arena after the US blocked it from using Android. The company says its new HarmonyOS system is packed with special features and capitalizes on growing demand to seamlessly link devices -- known as "Internet of things". But a...

Huawei Technologies Co will this week launch HarmonyOS 2.0, the updated version of its in-house developed mobile operating system, as the Chinese telecommunications giant accelerates its move away from Google ’s Android platform amid its struggles with US trade restrictions. Shenzhen-based Huawei, the world’s largest telecoms equipment maker and formerly China’s biggest smartphone vendor , will introduce HarmonyOS 2.0 on...

Google Pixel 6 And Pixel 6 Pro To Debut With Samsung Galaxy S21 GPU KEY POINTS Leak shows that the Pixel line up will launch with a Samsung Galaxy S21 similar GPU Pixel 6 series may come with similar performance as the S21 as GPUs vary in forms Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro may launch in a few months If rumors are anything to go by, Google Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro will debut with a bold design and could be powered by a chipset similar to Samsung Galaxy S21 GPU. Google reportedly plans to release its u...

Cybercriminals could exploit several flaws in Bluetooth to pose as a legitimate device during the pairing process, researchers have found.

By Eduard Kovacs on May 25, 2021 Researchers working for a French government agency have identified seven new Bluetooth vulnerabilities that could expose many devices to impersonation and other types of attacks. The flaws, discovered by researchers at France’s national cybersecurity agency ANSSI, affect devices that support the Bluetooth Core and Mesh specifications, which define technical and policy requirements for devices operating over Bluetooth connections. Malicious actors who are with...

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What you need to know Huawei will be launching HarmonyOS on June 2nd. The company did not say if it would be launching a HarmonyOS smartphone at that time, though reports indicate that there would be a Huawei P50 launch at the same time. Huawei has been moving away from Android as its primary operating system ever since the U.S. restricted it from working with U.S. tech companies. Huawei is finally launching HarmonyOS on June 2nd, as per a video shared on its Weibo account and reported by the ...