Apple's Premium Phone Reign In China Meets Challenger In Huawei's Mate 70 As New Smartphone Breaks Free From Google's Grip

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Apple's Premium Phone Reign In China Meets Challenger In Huawei's Mate 70 As New Smartphone Breaks Free From Google's Grip - Benzinga

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What Happened: On Tuesday, at a live-streamed event, Huawei announced that its Mate 70 series will debut HarmonyOS Next, the latest iteration of the company's operating system, reported Bloomberg.

China's Huawei Technologies will replace Google's Android with its in-house developed operating system in smartphones and tablets starting next year.

The Mate 70 and Mate 70 Pro will be available on Dec.4, marking the company's first flagship phones without any reliance on Android, the open-source OS by Alphabet Inc.'s (NASDAQ:GOOG) (NASDAQ:GOOGL) Google.