Huawei’s HarmonyOS. Huawei launched HarmonyOS in 2019 after the US put the company on a “blacklist” and did not have access to Google’s Android operating system. This embargo, along with Washington’s ban on access to key semiconductors, has crippled Huawei’s smartphone business, just months after becoming the world’s number one smartphone maker. Developed since 2016, HarmonyOS can work on many of Huawei’s internet-connected devices, from smartphones to wearables. This operating system allows developers to easily build apps to work on a variety of devices. According to Huawei, version 2.0 of HarmonyOS has many interesting features such as Mirror Mode, Extended Mode and Collaboration Mode. Currently, the two most powerful operating systems in the world are still calling Android and iOS, other operating systems from Blackberry, Microsoft’s Windows Phone and Amazon Fire devices currently only account for a very small market share. To help its operating system grow, experts say Huawei’s biggest challenge is software applications, with the company having to convince software developers to reprogram its apps and other content. to operate on HarmonyOS operating system, through which consumers will continue to buy Huawei phones. As planned, right in the third quarter of this year, Huawei aims to be able to release HarmonyOS 2 for Nova 6/7/8, Mate 20 and all remaining MatePad tablets. The company is also expected to install this new operating system on V and S series smart displays, M6 tablets and Mate 20 X phones before 2021 ends. In the first half of 2022, Huawei will bring HarmonyOS 2 to Mate 9, Mate 10, P20, P10 and Nova 5 phones.

One of the drawings was published by the Revil hacker group, threatening Apple. According to technology experts, it is likely that the group of hackers above got the data after they attacked the network on Quanta Computer, an Apple partner in the production of Macbook. Initially, Quanta Computer was targeted by the Revil team with a $ 50 million ransom request, but the deal broke down then made Apple the victim of hackers. To prove it, the hacker group has posted a few screenshots showing technical drawings of the MacBook Air and MacBook Pro and accompanied by a liquidity request before May 1. If Apple doesn’t respond, they’ll reveal more data after each day of transaction delay. It is known that, in addition to Apple, Quanta Computer is also a partner in manufacturing equipment for many other technology companies such as Dell, Hewlett-Packard, BlackBerry, Lenovo, LG … so it is likely that hackers will not stop at demanding. Apple ransom. Currently, the Revil hacker group has not given specific numbers on the ransom they demanded on Apple as well as Apple without any official response.