Harmony OS

Huawei HarmonyOS 7 Introduces New Hyperspace Storage Technology Saving Up to 109GB on 1TB Models
Discover Huawei HarmonyOS 7's new Hyperspace Storage Technology, saving up to 109GB on 1TB models with over 50 devices in public beta testing.

Satellite Calling and 6500mAh: Everything You Need to Know About the Nova 15 Series
Huawei launches the nova 15, Pro, and Ultra in China with Kirin chips, 6500mAh batteries, and HarmonyOS 6. Get the full specs and pricing here.

Huawei Nova 14 Pro and Ultra Will Get a Smarter Camera Mode in December
Huawei Nova 14 Pro and Ultra will get AI-assisted camera composition via HarmonyOS 6 in December 2025. Here's how you can use it when it lands on your phone.

Huawei to Launch Second Tri-Fold Smartphone, the Mate XTs
Huawei will launch the Mate XTs tri-fold smartphone on September 4 with Kirin 9020, stylus support, and camera upgrades.

Fresh Updates for HarmonyOS: Explore the New Home Screen & System Features
Huawei has rolled out the HarmonyOS NEXT 5.0.0.126 public beta, bringing major upgrades to themes, the home screen, security, and system.

The Rise of HarmonyOS: Disrupting the Android, One UI, and iOS Monopoly
Huawei plans to expand its HarmonyOS globally, emphasizing building a robust app ecosystem to compete with Android and iOS.

Huawei Enjoy 70 Pro Silently Debuts with a Snapdragon SoC
Discover the upgraded Huawei Enjoy 70 Pro with better performance and an elegant design. Explore its features and specifications.

Unveiling the Inner Secrets of the Huawei Mate 60 Pro: A Teardown Experience
Curious about what makes the Huawei Mate 60 Pro tick? Join us as we break it down, step by step, in our comprehensive teardown video.

HarmonyOS is now firmly the third largest mobile phone operating system
Learn about the innovative features and challenges facing Huawei's HarmonyOS, the fastest-growing mobile system in China.

Huawei HarmonyOS Beats Android and iOS with One Very Useful Feature
Huawei's Harmony OS has a feature called Auto Layout and it is quite surprising why neither Android nor iOS ever thought of this.



