The Android alternative is due to be presented in China this Friday at the Huawei's Developer Conference. HongMeng should first appear on a smartphone by the end of the year.

The news is advanced by the Global Times which explains that Huawei is testing its first smartphone with the HongMeng operating system (OS) and could be launched later this year in the last quarter of 2019.

The US government will allegedly give the Chinese giant 90 days more insight to buy components from US companies.

On May 21, the United States Government announced that in the face of the blockade imposed on Chinese companies, it would grant Huawei a 90-day period to suspend sanctions. 

In 2018 July, analysts from IDC have published a report on the situation on the mobile market. The first place was occupied by Samsung, and the second was Huawei, which surpassed Apple. The report has recently appeared to Gartner for the second quarter of 2018. According to the document, Huawei's sales volume increased by 2%. 

However, their crime was not using microblogging (although it was forbidden in China), but being done with iPhone.

He was demoted, and his salary was reduced by about $ 200,000 a month for two Huawei employees after it turned out that the company's new year's Twitter message was sent out of the iPhone, and they forgot to delete the "via Twitter for iPhone" signature. 

Huawei is becoming a stronger and more influential player in the global technology sector, but so far the group seemed to leave the television segment cold. Recently, however, it has rumored that this will not be so long.

Nikkei was aware that this year the company would be busting into the television market, and no matter how much it would take an 8K resolution 5G device. 

Referring to three Chinese reports, China's Global Times wrote in a post on Twitter that Huawei's proprietary operating system code is HongMeng OS. You will need to deploy this because Google will not license Android to the company, the background of which has been reported below .

Even in the previous week, processes began in the United States that were preparing for very serious decisions. Donald Trump, president of the country, signed a presidential decree last Wednesday on the protection of telecommunication networks, which makes it possible to ban unwanted players from the US. Although the companies were not named in the decree, it was obvious that China was Huawei and ZTE.

Facebook employs hundreds of people who read and tag posts. All, not just "public." Readers of your posts are classically external suppliers, and Facebook lets them categorize them to better understand what people are putting on Facebook. You can't avoid this, and Facebook insists that this other major privacy violation just needs it. The team of externals even went back to 2014. Each of the designers who come from India, Romania, Manila and the Philippines sees 700 posts a day.

Louis Vuitton (LV) is not one of the first brands we associate with folding screens, but after Samsung, Huawei, Xiaomi and other mobile manufacturers have laid hands on technology, it was the French brand that decided to create a product with this integrated solution. To the market will arrive several handbags with built-in flexible displays, using technology from Royole, considered the first manufacturer to launch a smartphone with folding screen.

Huawei has officially  confirmed that it is developing its own operating system that can be deployed on its smartphones and other devices. Work on it began in 2012, when the United States began to ban ZTE products. At the same time, Huawei claims that this is an insurance policy in the event of an embargo and that it does not want to use the system voluntarily and intends to continue using Android and Windows.