Huawei has been developing its own operating system for years, and the tensions with the US in recent months have brought the company closer to making its own operating system, which it considers plan B. Now, according to an allegation, Huawei is preparing to launch a smartphone with the support of the HongMeng OS operating system at the end of this year. There is no precise information about the name of the operating system yet. According to some sources, the name of this new operating system may be Ark OS.
According to a leaker named Teme, the usual contributor to the site SlashLeaks mentioned on his Twitter account that Huawei is currently preparing 2 models of the Mate 30 Lite to be released in mid-September.
Models for the European and other international markets come with the Android 10 Q and EMUI 10 right out of the box, while the special version for the Chinese market comes with HongMeng OS, making it the first device Huawei uses its own operating system.
Special details with HongMeng OS have not yet been disclosed, but a recent report claims that Huawei plans to make an official initiative in China tomorrow. It seems that this new operating system has been designed with a wide range of devices in mind, and will debut for the first time on an Honor Smart TV this weekend.
The latest information on the Mate 30 Lite itself is that the smartphone will come with a 6.26-inch perforated display and four cameras in a square module on the back. According to the information, the main camera will be 48MP. The Mate 30 Lite, which is expected to come with 6GB of RAM and 128GB of storage, will probably come with the Huawei Kirin 810 processor. The phone will have a version with 8GB RAM and 256GB storage, while the battery is expected to be 3900mAh.
In the process, the leaker also looses other more general information about Hongmeng OS. According to him, the OS is based on a micro-kernel in the manner of Fuchsia, the operating system developed by Google that will succeed Android. Anyway, Huawei could unveil a preview of HongMeng OS as of August 9, 2019, at the Huawei Developer Conference.
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