Huawei Mate 70 series rumored to feature dual OS options

Ongoing trade penalties from the United States prevent Huawei from using Google Mobile Services (GMS). HarmonyOS is the operating system that the business utilizes. But now, Huawei is getting ready to release HarmonyOS NEXT, a new operating system that does not accept Android apps since it does not use the Android framework.

The Android framework’s discontinuation might not be a major problem for Chinese consumers. Global consumers, however, face a different scenario. One of the biggest problems for customers in the worldwide market will be the lack of Android apps.

Fortunately, Huawei may be considering a solution to this problem. According to leaker RuiPlaysDigital, Huawei could use a “dual-framework” software setup for the Mate 70 series in the global market. For those unaware, the Mate 70 series is an upcoming flagship smartphone lineup from the Chinese tech giant.

The leaker says that the Huawei Mate 70 series will have two software frameworks. The first will run Huawei’s own HarmonyOS NEXT, while the second will support Android applications. By adopting a dual-framework approach, Huawei could cater to a global audience. However, this does not mean that GMS will be available for the Mate 70 series, but there will be the possibility of downloading Android apps via APK files.

Currently, Huawei has not officially acknowledged the “dual-framework” software setup. Therefore, this information should be taken with a pinch of salt. Huawei will officially announce details about HarmonyOS NEXT on October 22.

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