Last week, Huawei introduced HarmonyOS globally and many Huawei phones would be able to get an upgrade soon. According to sources, the update rollout seems to be a success as 10 million users in China have upgraded to the new operating system.

Today, Huawei has officially showcased the long-awaited HarmonyOS globally. We have been waiting for this moment for more than two years now so if you missed the show, here's the breakdown of what HarmonyOS offers.

For a couple of days, we have been seeing Huawei teasing some tech features online for the upcoming 2 June event. We know a smartwatch is coming, so as a new stylus pen that signals a MatePad but a fan may have just leaked the entire gadget roster online. Here's what we know so far.

Based on a report by Reuters, it seems that Huawei’s CEO Ren Zhengfei has recently made a statement hinting that Huawei could potentially focus more on software development in the future in order to alleviate the effects caused by the trade ban. With that being said, Huawei could potentially ramp down their smartphone manufacturing if they do start focusing more on software.

Update: Previously, Huawei took down the teaser video about the livestream event but it's now confirmed - 2 June 2021 @ 8 PM, Malaysia Time

Based on a statement by huaweicentral.com, it seems that Huawei has started the development of a new 3nm Kirin processor which is expected to be available around the end of 2021. While not much is known in regards to which exact smartphone will come with the aforementioned chip, it does give us a better idea of what to expect from Huawei in the future.

The HarmonyOS 2.0 presents an alternative to Google's system and is expected to launch soon. Most would think that only Huawei will be using the OS, but that doesn't seem to be the case. In fact, sources claim that a few companies are interested.

Huawei has been working hard to develop HarmonyOS 2.0 and some results are starting to show. As it's still in beta, only selected Huawei devices to have access to it. But now the company is expanding the list of devices in the second beta phase so that more developers can test the OS.

Based on a statement by gizmochina.com, it seems that China will most likely be spearheading the development of 6G network as the country currently holds more patents compared to the US. But that’s not all, additional reports also state that Apple, as well as Samsung, are also ramping up the development of 6G network as well.

HUAWEI might be planning to enter the gaming industry as the company is currently hiring developers for a MMORPG game. According to the source, the Chinese tech giant is seeking talents who can fulfill the positions including game producer, lead producer, and more.