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Huawei Working On Own OS for Their Handsets

The second largest phone manufacturer in the world Huawei is working on their secret project of their alternate operating system for their own phones, The phone company is trying to raise their odds against Google by developing own OS. The manufacturers of Huawei feel they will have larger control over their phone if they are able to successfully deliver it to their people.

Huawei Working On Own OS for Their Handsets

The Chinese manufacturers were earlier working on copying up the iOS design under the skin of Android now aims at private OS. The company aims to be gaining an upper hand in the competition than the other smartphone manufacturers. While all the other major companies like Lenovo, Samsung, Motorola, etc. are completely relying on the Android version of the operating system, Huawei aims to be a full stack developer. If they are able to deliver own operating system, they will be certainly a serious threat for others in the business.

According to the reports published by the company, they have shipped more than 108 million smartphones in the year 2015. The privately owned company has already left Lenovo & Xiaomi far behind in the competition. The company is still very far in comparison with Apple which has shipped around 231 million units in the year 2015. At present Huawei is the second largest phone company in the world in the Android segment. They are roughly meeting 8 percent demand of the shipments being delivered across the world. The company has already gripped in China and now they aims to be tagging the consumers in United States. Huawei is also planning to tie up with network providers across United States for selling their phone however the top officials have not been able to strike a chord because the US government fears that they may be tracking the viable information of their nation through their own equipment.

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