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Huawei Technologies, currently the world’s biggest smartphone maker, said it is preparing to switch from Google’s widely-used Android operating system to its self-developed Harmony OS, in a pivotal move to keep its smartphones competitive amid US sanctions that have blocked its access to US technology.
Richard Yu Chengdong, head of the Shenzhen-based company’s consumer business group, said at its developer conference on Thursday that Huawei’s proprietary Harmony OS would be installed on all of its smartphones next year.
“The latest version of Harmony OS has . . .
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