Английская Википедия:HarmonyOS version history
The version history of the HarmonyOS distributed operating system began with the public release of the HarmonyOS 1.0 for Honor Vision smart TVs on August 9, 2019. The first commercial version of the IoT based operating system, HarmonyOS 2.0, was released on June 2, 2021 for phones, tablets, smartwatches, smart speakers, routers, and internet of things. Beforehand, DevEco Studio, the HarmonyOS app development IDE, was released in September 2020 together with the HarmonyOS 2.0 Beta. HarmonyOS is developed by Huawei. New major releases are announced at the Huawei Developers Conference (HDC) in the fourth quarter of each year together with the first public beta version of the operating system's next major version. The next major stable version is then released in the third to fourth quarter of the following year. Шаблон:TOC limit
Overview
The first public release of HarmonyOS 1.0 occurred with the release of Huawei's former brand Honor Vision smart TVs on August 15, 2019, after it was announced on August 10, 2019, as the first HarmonyOS powered commercial product in Huawei's domestic market, China.[1]
HarmonyOS 2.0 was released on June 2, 2021, commercially in Huawei's domestic Chinese market, as de facto Beta testers for Chinese users, and was quickly adopted by 10 million users within a week.[2] It was gradually rolled out globally to tablets, smartwatches and bands in Huawei's product lines between the second half of 2021 and the first half of 2022.
HarmonyOS 3.1 with API 9 and an enhanced feature built for Qualcomm Snapdragon chipsets set was released March 30, 2023 that was first preinstalled on the latest Huawei flagship smartphones Huawei P60 series.[3]
The current release HarmonyOS 4.0 was released on August 4, 2023 with OpenHarmony 3.2, followed by OpenHarmony 4.0 API 10 October 26, 2023.Шаблон:Cn
On 18th January 2024, Huawei released it's core software operating system, custom OpenHarmony based HarmonyOS NEXT Developer Preview 1 for all registered public developers in China that will be integrated into the next HarmonyOS Galaxy Edition (Star River) version of HarmonyOS NEXT, folded into consumer HarmonyOS 5 version, the successor of current HarmonyOS which was announced at HarmonyOS Developers event held in China that is due for commercial release in Q4 2024 that aims to replace the current dual-framework version of HarmonyOS that contains Linux, AOSP and LiteOS compatibilities next to native HarmonyOS APIs which versioning are now streamlined with OpenHarmony as single framework, followed by a globalised and localised stack with Oniro OS.[4]
| Name | OS version | API version |
Initial stable release date |
Latest security patch version (release date)[5] | OpenHarmony (OHOS) version | Latest Huawei Mobile Services version (release date)[6] |
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| HarmonyOS 1.0 | Шаблон:Version | 5 | August 9, 2019 | Шаблон:Version | - | - |
| HarmonyOS 2.0 | Шаблон:Version | 6 | June 2, 2021 | Шаблон:Version | Шаблон:Version | Шаблон:Version |
| HarmonyOS 3.0 | Шаблон:Version | 8 | July 27, 2022 | Шаблон:Version | Шаблон:Version | Шаблон:Version |
| HarmonyOS 3.1 | Шаблон:Version | 9 | March 30, 2023 | Шаблон:Version | Шаблон:Version | Шаблон:Version |
| HarmonyOS 4.0 | Шаблон:Version | 9 | August 4, 2023 | Шаблон:Version[7] | Шаблон:Version | Шаблон:Version |
| HarmonyOS 5.0 | Шаблон:Version | 12 | Q4 2024 | Шаблон:Version}[8] | Шаблон:Version | Шаблон:Version |
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Version history
Шаблон:See also The following tables show the release dates and key features of all HarmonyOS operating system updates to date, listed chronologically by their official application programming interface (API) versions.
Pre-release (Internal)
- Harmony kernel 1.0 - Technology verified (2017)
- Harmony kernel 2.0 - Used for devices TEE (2018)
HarmonyOS 1.0
HarmonyOS 1.0 [1.0.0 - OpenHarmony 1.0.0] (API version 5)
The first release of HarmonyOS was on August 9, 2019 for the Honor-branded smart TV series, followed by Huawei Vision S-branded smart TV series during (HDC) Huawei Developer Conference of 2019 alongside Wireless Wi-Fi routers and IoT systems in 2020. The system incorporated the HarmonyOS microkernel for Trusted execution environment with hardware and user authentication for security, alongside system for Linux kernel and LiteOS kernel. Introduced with in-house development using Ark Compiler with LiteOS Studio IDE for third party apps in LiteOS kernel and Linux kernel environment with comprehensive programming languages support as well as Huawei Quick App IDE for Quick Apps for Vision TVs on screen and screenless devices, this version incorporates the key modules based on the open-source framework with the following features:[9][10]
On September 9, 2020, Huawei opened up HAP app development for HarmonyOS 1.0 Vision TV with the new DevEco Studio IDE alongside HarmonyOS 2 Beta with the newer HarmonyOS SDK. Huawei donated HarmonyOS 1.0 L0-L2 branch source code to the OpenAtom Foundation, and launched the first version of the open source variant operating system called OpenHarmony 1.0 on September 10, 2020.
- Huawei Browser
- Camera support
- Huawei ID, allowing management of over-the-air synchronization of Gmail, People, and Calendar.
- Petal Search, allowing users to search the Internet and phone applications, contacts, calendar, etc.
- Huawei MeeTime video messaging.
- EMUI Huawei smartphone and tablet devices connectivity support
- Mirror Share support
- Huawei Music music streaming service, enabling management, importing, and playback of media files.
- Huawei Video
- Wallpaper support
- Other applications include: Photos and Settings.
- Wi-Fi and Bluetooth support.
- Distributed architecture
- Huawei ARK compiler
- Deterministic Latency Engine
- Formal verification of TEE microkernel and Multi-device IDE (Beta)
- New HarmonyOS Sans font
Version 1.2 obtained a Common Criteria certification for security.[11]
HarmonyOS 2.0
HarmonyOS 2.0 [2.0.0 - OpenHarmony 2.2.0] (API version 6)
HarmonyOS 2.0 was launched at the Huawei Developer Conference on 10 September 2020 as a public beta for smart home applications, smartwatches, and head-on-displays and Vision TVs only.[12] Huawei announced it intended to ship the operating system on its smartphones in 2021.[13] The first developer beta of HarmonyOS 2.0 was released on December 16, 2020 for the Chinese domestic market on older Huawei smartphone models which include developer features to build HAP apps and SDK tools for developers. Huawei also released the DevEco Studio 1.0 IDE, which is based on IntelliJ IDEA, and a cloud emulator for developers in early access on September 9, 2020.[14] An updated DevEco Studio 2.0 IDE Developer Beta version for HarmonyOS app development with HarmonyOS 2.0 beta on smartphones on December 16, 2020[15] with subsequent beta releases of 2.1 beta releases in the early first half of 2021.[16] The system was able to run native HarmonyOS apps built on HarmonyOS Ability Package (HAP) with a new app package .app across the whole ecosystem of devices. [17][18]
Released on June 2, 2021, HarmonyOS 2 includes in-house development for the teeOS kernel and app framework for the general public in the Chinese domestic market of smartphones, tablets, HiCar systems, wearables, IoT systems and Vision TVs with an updated DevEco Studio 2.1 IDE[19] alongside subsequent DevEco Studio 2.2 beta releases afterwards.
This version includes a new Harmony OS 2.0 home screen based on EMUI design, new control panel design layout with Super Device, Service Center, Service Cards, and App Snippets for the atomic services platform exclusive to native HarmonyOS apps. It has shared multitasking known as Task Center for Huawei devices between phone and tablets as well as running more than one app on tablet and phone screens. The new OS is also optimized for Huawei Super Device, connecting Huawei computers, tablets and smartphones with on-screen gestures and multi-screen collaboration.[20]
- Huawei AppGallery, allowing application downloads and updates through the Market application.
- JavaScript (JS), Native C++, C and Java programming language development supported for easy porting from Android apps into native HarmonyOS apps.[21]
- Smartphone and tablet home screen based on EMUI design upgradable from EMUI.
- Support for watches from LiteOS to new HarmonyOS system with new crown UI similar to Apple Watch.
- Support for wearable devices such as fitness bands.
- Support for car systems such as Huawei HiCar
- Android compatibility apps of Android 10 and 11 support with .apk and .aab packages support with Linux kernel on phones, tablets and Vision TVs. Introducing dual-framework of Android and HarmonyOS APIs. Huawei Watch 3 Linux kernel included developer mode with AOSP framework support, alongside HarmonyOS APIs.
- A new control panel design layout with Super Device.
- Service Center, Service Cards, and App Snippets for the atomic services platform exclusive to native HarmonyOS apps.
- Shared app multitasking known as Task Center across Huawei devices between phone and tablets as well as running more than one app on tablet. The Task Center allows phone screens using the base CPU for apps or the GPU of the host distributed device for games. Including drag and drop of documents from one device to another in an app.[22]
- Optimized for Huawei Super Device, connecting Huawei computers, tablets and smartphones with on-screen gestures and multi-screen collaboration.
- EROFS read only file system support
- (HDFS) HarmonyOS Distributed File System file system
- Comprehensive security kernel stack for hardware authentication and app environment system (teeOS Microkernel).
- HMS Core 5.0 support for backwards AOSP compatibility app framework support with HMS apps.
- HMS Core 6.0 August 2021 for Hongmeng/HarmonyOS compatibility app framework support with HMS apps.
For Smart Screens:
- HarmonyOS 2 update for smart screens from 1.0 brings new smart functions such as smoother connections, includes super terminal, screen split-screen, and smart reminder functionalities.
Minor firmware updates under HarmonyOS 2.x:
HarmonyOS 2.0.1 & 2.0.1 SP3 update - October 2021 (Mid-range); December 2021 (High end):
- Stability and optimisation update for all Qualcomm Snapdragon based Huawei smartphones. Also minor user experience enhancements cross device Task Sharing with larger MatePad 11 high end tablet line for high end Huawei flagship smartphones.[23]
HarmonyOS 2.1 for watches - August 2022:
- Brings rich API capabilities to provide better third-party apps experiences[24]
- Optimisations on audio control centre, as well as system performance, system stability and voice broadcast experience in some scenarios.
- Star River watch face includes a simpler always-on-display (AoD) variant.[25]
HarmonyOS 2.1.0 version for E-ink tablet device only for MatePad Paper - August 2022:[26]
- E-ink tablet Ink experience
- Special home screen layout for E-ink
- Compatible with Android apps
- Compatible with native HarmonyOS apps
- Huawei Browser support
- AppGallery support
- Huawei Mobile Services support
- Huawei service apps - Petal Maps, Huawei Cloud, Huawei Books etc.
HarmonyOS 3.0
HarmonyOS 3.0 [3.0.0 - OpenHarmony 3.1] (API version 8) HarmonyOS 3 was announced on Huawei Developers Conference 2021 on October 22, 2021[27] and launched on July 27, 2022.[28]
The Harmony OS 3 version was reported to bring more stability and increased performance of the system's kernel for better user experience and low power consumption. The new release also aims to bring more power to the Super Device feature, which allows connectivity between smart devices with a single super device such as a smartphone. It includes Huawei services such as Huawei Mobile Services (HMS) for Harmony Ability Packages (HAP) native HarmonyOS apps, Celia Assistant and Service Center in global markets.
Java language support dropped on HMOS 3.0 for main full support of eTS, JS programming languages in the new version of the operating system with an updated DevEco Studio 3.0 IDE released afterwards in September 17, 2022.[29] Since API Level 8, .hap apps can run on both HarmonyOS and OpenHarmony simultaneously in one unified development environment as one project.
Huawei aims to release the new version of the operating system globally to older models gradually and release new smartphone and tablet models in two months after the release.[30]
- Improved organised folders with Service Cards support and enhanced Service cards customisations resizing.
- A new Super Home Screen which is an extension of the super device features introduced on HMOS 2 that allows users to share the mobile home screen application to their devices powered by HarmonyOS operating system. Similar to shared multitasking of apps on HarmonyOS 2 on HarmonyOS powered devices.[31]
- Improvements with UI/UX experiences.
- ArkUI declarative development introduced in JS and eTS replaced imperative UI development under Java.[32]
- Optimised and performance latency improvements bringing more fluid experience to the operating system.
- Super Device enhancements.
- Celia Assistant and Service Center in global markets.
- Android compatibility version upgrade to Android 12 for the compatibility of latest Android apps on smartphones and tablets.
- Status bar customisations on smartphones.
- Improvements to privacy protections
- New Super Device settings interface.
- Java language support dropped for main full support of eTS, JS in this version of the operating system.
- .hap apps can both run on both Huawei's HarmonyOS and open source HarmonyOS, OpenHarmony.
- Supports for more than one headphones, earphones connectivity via Bluetooth connectivity on Super Device.
- New UI embedded on the home screen of Themes customisation with colours, shape of icons etc.
- Service Cards now has additional customisation sizes.
- New organisation folders layout that allows system toggles customisation directly on the home screen without the need to drag down Control Panel center.
- Service Cards can now be organised in folders with customisation sizes.
- Service Cards can now be organised as a collection of cards that allows users to flick different Atomic Service Cards.
- Enables sharing with phone’s cellular network with a tablet to answer calls or receive SMS directly on the large-screen device.
- Auto layout on home screen customisation powered by AI[33]
For Cars:
- Super Home Screen
- Dual-screen collaboration
- Smart Search support
- Master driving privacy mode
- HUD's adaptive adjustment
- Time wallpaper
- Improvements to Celia Assistant.[34]
For Watches - December 31, 2022:
- Professional Sport functions
- Health Management
- Smart Travel
- Automated enter and exit sleep mode
- Mute Collaboration Function
- Super Device support
- Advanced Dial that comes with Mountain Cloud sea effect, Kaleidoscope Dial and New Watch Faces
- Playing Skills
- System improves and optimises Bluetooth connections with new status icon.[35]
For Smart Screens:
- HarmonyOS 3: 720P becomes 4K, with clearer portraits of the subject.
- Sports Health function supports 200ms low latency, multi-person recognition anti-interference.
- Smoother connections, clearer details and a more stable picture.
- Smart life that support for one-touch access to external storage.
- Children’s mode: new support for motion physical games using motion sensors of the camera.[36]
HarmonyOS 3.1
HarmonyOS 3.1 [3.1.1 - OpenHarmony 3.2] (API version 9) HarmonyOS 3.1 was announced on Huawei Developers Conference 2022 on November 4 2022, and launched on March 30, 2023
The Harmony OS 3.1 version was reported being a more evolution of version 3.0, that brings more stability at API level and increased system animation fluidness improvements as well as visually refined on the user interface side for better user experiences and also API improvements for app developers with a following release of an updated DevEco Studio 3.1 IDE on April 8, 2023.[37][38]
- 3D Always on Display (AOD)
- Faster start-up and running time of apps
- Improved user experiences with dynamic special effects in notification centre, Atomic Service Card size adjustments, window size adjustments and audio control.
- Custom lock screen
- Better optimisation of icons with minor changes
- New stock camera app that includes the new rotating zoom ring
- Second generation satellite communication features support in China
- Better lifecycle security control of hide on-screen applications and background popup app management
- Foldable phone UI support to manage large on-screen display with new home screen layout with window rotation and query capabilities through various interfaces optimised for foldable smartphone hardware.
- New input method cursor direction added
- Improved AI powered smart multi-tasking split screen functions
- Brand new lock screen functionality
- Fluid, smoother and seamless transitions of system animations across the OS.
- Full declarative ArkUI development framework support for new HarmonyOS Design Language System
- ArkTS language support and primary, and eTS depreciated, JS for Lite 3.0 API 8 FA backward compat support DevEco Studio IDE template
- Enhanced Web services and application framework
- Meta capability expansion of stage development models
- Added interface for querying application[39]
- Huawei Pangu AI Natural Language Processing (NLP) model integrated into HarmonyOS 3.1 Celia Assistant improvements in China[40]
HarmonyOS 4.0
HarmonyOS 4.0 [4.0.0 - OpenHarmony 3.2] (API version 9) HarmonyOS 4.0 was announced and launched at Huawei Developers Conference 2023 on August 4, 2023 as public beta. HarmonyOS 4.0 stable version rolled out to various 34 smartphone and tablet model devices between August 18 and August 29, 2023 on .111, .112 and .113 stable builds in China.[41][42]
The Harmony OS 4.0 version brings more advanced features set at API level and increased system animation fluidness improvements as well as visually refined on the user interface side for better user experiences and also API improvements for app developers.[43]
- New Personalization for Personal theme with New "ART" theme and themed icons(can't cover 3rd party apps) and Interact theme with New Panoramic weather theme.
- New First Boot screen start-up
- New system theme
- 1800 native HarmonyOS designed system emojis
- Interactive Watch Faces
- Smart Notification Center
- Improved Service Widgets with Meta (Formerly called Atomic) Services, card style information
- Refreshed SuperHub improvements with connectivity and integration of all apps between devices that Extract any Information from screen(word and photo) pull to SuperHub.
- Generative AI and LLM Voice Assistant Celia/XiaoYi[China] - Powered by Huawei Pangu AI model, supports Chinese and English with Celia Proactive Suggestions and Developers can add Celia Voice services to their atomic services
- Native intelligence - AI Control, Intent framework, Core AI API and Core DeepLearning API
- Smart Search
- Multi-screen sharing
- Better Performance
- Application Control Center
- Children's Remote Guardian
- Elderly Care
- Live window, LiveView notifications on smart capsule (Dynamic notifications)
- Comprehensive Map services kit with Petal Maps SDK.
- Chinese Noodles emoji
- Responsive columns - Dichotomous column, tricolumn
- System-level control AI
- Control panel with a new Music playback UI/UX improvements of volume and scrubber playback support on Huawei Music and third party apps
- Control panel UI improvements of better animations UI/UX interactions
- China HDR Vivid and Audio Vivid technology standard
- In-house Ark Engine multimedia API graphics system. [44]
- ArkUI-X cross platform framework support with full stack of software development, including programming languages, multilingual front-ends, compilers, execution engines, and a series of tool chains.
- Vulkan NDK support
- HarmonyOS SDK has been upgraded to API 10, integrating device and cloud at the same time integrating HarmonyOS NEXT early builds
- Dynamic notifications on all devices (Phones lockscreen, Watches with Crescent Moon Window and with LiveView).[45]
- HUAWEI M-Pencil into a whiteboard marker in seconds, and the shared content can be highlighted and marked.
- Battery life improvements up to 20%
- New Screenshot functionalities within app view and windowed apps.
- New photo editor
- Auto support
- The super transfer station supports more applications, and two-finger long press can easily extract text and pictures and drag them into the transfer station.
- The super desktop expands more scenarios, not only supporting the transfer of mobile games to the smart cockpit screen, but also supporting the transfer of drone aerial images to the smart cockpit.[46]
- TV support
- Router support
- IoT support
- Wearables support
- Audio accessories and devices support
Phone Features:
- Improved AOD
- Better look screen customization
Watch Features:
- Crescent moon window on Watches
- 3D interactive watch face customisation
- Watch Face API support for rich 3D games for third-party developers.[47]
- NearLink 1.0 support on Huawei Mate 60
- AOSP codebase reduced to 40%
HarmonyOS 4.0.0.200 (C00E200R2P7) dubbed as "New HarmonyOS 4 Beta" or “New Experience Version” with "Pollen Beta version", which is a minor evolution update of HarmonyOS 4.0 announced on March 11, 2024, which is the last dual-frame version ahead of HarmonyOS NEXT transition with support of limited to Mate 60 and other 28 device models on HarmonyOS 4.0. This variant comes with improvements. Beta pool opened until March 15 and reviewing process completed before March 30, as release of the firmware version begins on 12, March 2024. Release end of Q1, early Q2 2024. [48][49]
- The Art Protagonist theme enables you to customize the background.
- Added feature of recording clearer audio and sounds via Bluetooth devices.
- Improves overall performance with smoother operations in multiple scenarios such as task switching, app launch, and task interruption
- Added new device-cloud cooperation mechanism to obtain more accurate and rapid control of malicious apps.
- Added new anti-false alarms for viruses and risky apps to make OS safer and pure.
- More new API 11 features [50]
HarmonyOS 5.0
Шаблон:See also HarmonyOS 5.0 [5.0.0 - OpenHarmony 5.0] (API version 12) August 4, 2023 (API 9) OpenHarmony Developer Preview 1 for HarmonyOS NEXT internal cooperative developers, for native software development. January 2024 Developer Preview 1 Beta for public registered developers (API 10), Q2 Developer Beta (API 11), Public Beta (API 12) builds and Commercial (API 12) stable builds:
On January 18, 2024, at the HarmonyOS Developer event in China, Huawei announced that the second generation HarmonyOS operating system with an internal version called HarmonyOS Galaxy Edition based on custom OpenHarmony and Oniro OS-based HarmonyOS NEXT system. The developer preview version is open for application development, alongside the release of Beta version for enterprise developers ahead of HarmonyOS 5. The HarmonyOS NEXT version of HarmonyOS Galaxy Edition developer beta version of the program is due for Q2 launch for all unregistered public developers as HarmonyOS NEXT is integrated into the OS of HarmonyOS 5 general release. Alongside, a commercial version for all users is to be released in Q4 on the commercial HarmonyOS 5.0 baseline preview version, from the previous HarmonyOS 4.0 versioning requirement baseline OTA rollout on specific devices, alongside new factory devices shipped with the new OS.[51]
The first batch of devices tested on HarmonyOS NEXT Developer Preview 1 are the Mate 60, Mate 60 Pro, and Mate X5 phones.[52]
Native refinement of the system, application, fluency, security, intelligence, and native interconnection with over 30,000 APIs. Full-stack, self-developed HarmonyOS NEXT core operating system integrated that includes:
- Native refinement of the system, application, fluency, security, intelligence, and native interconnection.
- Full-stack, self-developed HarmonyOS NEXT core operating system integrated that includes:
- Native AI LLM model: PanGu-Σ
- Native Generative AI framework: MindSpore
- Native Integrated Development Environment: DevEco Studio IDE and DevEco Testing
- Native Design system: HarmonyOS Design
- Native Programming framework: ArkUI / ArkUI-X(Cross Platform)
- Native Compiler & Runtime: Ark Compiler, BiSheng Compiler and Ark Runtime
- Native File system: EROFS/HMDFS distributed file system
- Native in-house Cangjie programming language alongside ArkTS as primary programming languages support for native HarmonyOS system and kernel
- AOSP system and Linux kernel of EMUI system userland on System Service Layer removed from native compatibility on phones and tablets alongside some other devices
- Primary HarmonyOS native app file package, APP for HarmonyOS apps only
- Refined and primary native in-house Ark Engine multimedia API graphics stack system that comes with ArkGraphics 2D and ArkGraphics 3D with Cangjie support across all devices with developer access
- Linux and LiteOS RTOS base on wearables, phones, tablets on System Service Layer replaced with self-developed HarmonyOS kernel, Microkernel architecture.
- API 10, 11 features bundled with API 9 NEXT, dual-frame and OpenHarmony SDK, ArkTS support
- New API 12 features
- HarmonyOS NEXT SDK with previous classic HarmonyOS SDK API levels, alongside standard OpenHarmony SDK support conglomerated in a complete and comprehensive in-house HarmonyOS SDK API 12
- PC mode when keyboard used on MatePads and phone docked
- Native PC support
- Native HarmonyOS API apps adapted to PC support
- Native Generative Edge AI computing API system features for Edge Computing
- Native Generative AI and LLM Voice Assistant Celia/XiaoYi[China & Global] - Powered by Huawei Pangu AI model, supports Chinese and English with Celia Proactive Suggestions and Developers can add Celia Voice services to their atomic services improvements and applications.
- Native device-side AI support for training interface and ArkTS interface for NNRt (Neural Network Runtime) backend configurations via MindSpore framework
- OpenHarmony versioning core baseline of HarmonyOS NEXT system underlining the HarmonyOS operating system baseline versioning
- Exclusive to in-house Kirin and HiSilicon chips optimisation and adaptation
- New visual graphical interfaces based off Neumorphism and Glassmorphism design language trend, visual elements on HarmonyOS Design language system for Spatial computing
- New Control Panel interface.
- New and refined notification and lockscreen interface.
- New volume control design.
- New native File and Photos picker app and interface.
- New bundled HarmonyOS native system apps.
- Native HarmonyOS settings app and OTA system
- Modified native Task Switcher interface for PC, phones, tablets and foldables
- Native smart app background and foreground management system
- Live Window UX improvements and developer APIs kit support for native third-party HarmonyOS apps
- Native developer and app kits support
- Native HMS Core ecosystem support with native upper-level HMS APIs framework
- New native AppGallery app designed for installation of native HarmonyOS apps only.
- New native Huawei Browser with a self-developed, in-house and custom ArkWeb software engine for native Webview apps, from custom OpenHarmony CEF software framework based nweb software engine for native Webview apps.
- Next generation NearLink 2.0 support
- New Permission application system with AI, Capability-based security kernel features, alongside native OpenHarmony-based Access token manager[53] implements unified app permission management on Core File Kit, departure from previous versions of HarmonyOS with AOSP framework
- Advanced native multitasking and Task switching system
- Continuity of applications between devices
- Spatial computing support[54]
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