I'm afraid the Android camp will not be able to sit still for a while, because Huawei's upstart named "Hongmeng" is attacking cities and territories in various fields with lightning speed. The most terrible thing is that almost all devices other than mobile phones have become the world of Hongmeng!
Huawei's promotion of Hongmeng is not an ordinary path. Apple relies on professional applications to gain fans, Microsoft relies on massive software to take root, and Android seizes the market with a free strategy. And what about Huawei? Directly turn hardware into applications and win the hearts of users.
Huawei's overseas press conference, in addition to mobile phones, HarmonyOS products popped up one after another, even cars. Tablets, watches, and on-board systems have almost all become the palm of Hongmeng's palm. Once the user tastes the sweetness of Hongmeng, the next mobile phone will also throw itself into its arms nine times out of ten.
In the current layout, conquering the tablet market is more critical than mobile phones. Mobile phone user groups have already formed their own usage habits, and it is difficult to make major changes in the short term. The tablet field is a blue ocean, and Huawei is aiming to snatch users from the PC camp. It's like diverting water from a big river for irrigation and growing up your own pond, instead of muddying the waters in the original market.
The on-board system has opened up a new front. Huawei uses HarmonyOS to open up other markets, rather than involution in the field of mobile phones, which is the secret of its rise. At the same time, HarmonyOS has also laid the foundation for other fields and built a huge ecosystem.
Therefore, even if the HarmonyOS mobile phone is not the boss now, there is no need to worry too much. What restricts Huawei is just the lack of chip production capacity.
At present, the number of Hongmeng devices has reached 900 million, and the growth momentum cannot be underestimated. Although Android is still firmly in the top spot in terms of mobile phone users in the short term, in other areas, HarmonyOS is rapidly encroaching on its territory.
Huawei's move can be described as extremely clever. Ecology first, with hardware to drive mobile phones, open up territory, instead of falling into the quagmire of homogeneous competition. I believe that with the breaking of the bottleneck of production capacity, Hongmeng will surely set off greater waves in the mobile phone market!