Hongmeng OS will be for IoT, but Android will be the first choice: Report

The leading Chinese tech giant Huawei has come up with a great solution to lower the latency of its IoT devices. As per the latest report, the company is planning to use its new OS, Hongmeng OS for its IoT devices. The information has provided by Liang Hua, the Chairman of Huawei.

When the U.S. blocked all the business transaction with Huawei, Google also denied providing the necessary support. After a few days of that, Huawei revealed that it has been working on its own OS called Hongmeng OS which will replace the Android. However, now the U.S. has lifted the ban from the company. But some rumors stated that Huawei is still planning to replace Android.

Talking more about it, Liang Hua stated that the company has not any plan regarding this and all the devices are running on the Android OS. This still remains as the first choice for the company. The company is no sure about whether the new Hongmeng OS will be used as a smartphone OS or not in the coming years.

Liang Hua has made the remarks in a press conference which was organized on Friday. On Wednesday the U.S. lifted the ban and granted permission to the U.S. companies to sell their products to the Chinese company.

Well, some reports have suggested that Huawei is still working on its new OS and it is much faster than Android. The company may soon use this for its IoT devices. In another press conference, Richard Yu, CEO of Huawei, stated that by the end of 2019, the company could launch the new OS.  The OS can be worked as a universal OS for different devices such can cars, smart TVs, tablets, IoT devices, and more. However, the company has not announced an exact launch date for Hongmeng OS.  Let's see what will happen in the future.