Huawei Looks To Russian Technology To Replace Google’s Android On Its Smartphones

[FRANC THE GREAT]

Huawei Looks To Russian Technology To Replace Google’s Android On Its Smartphones

After Google cut Huawei off its Android operating system, the Chinese telecom giant is seeking alternatives to keep its smartphones working. A viable option has reportedly been found in Russia.

Last month, Google and a number of US tech companies were prohibited from dealing with China’s telecommunication major Huawei and other Chinese corporations. The direct order by US President Donald Trump bans American firms from supplying Huawei with spare parts or technology solutions.

The step was reportedly implemented amid high security concerns after Washington accused Chinese tech companies of spying on behalf of Beijing.

The Chinese corporation is negotiating a replacement for Android with the Aurora operating system, currently being developed by Moscow-based firm Russian Mobile Platform, Russian news outlet the Bell reports, citing an official familiar with the issue.

Huawei Chairman Guo Ping reportedly discussed the possible deal with the Russian minister of digital development and communications, Konstantin Noskov, ahead of the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum.

“China is already testing devices with the Aurora pre-installed,” the official said.

Moreover, the subject was addressed during an official meeting of Russian President Vladimir Putin with Chinese leader Xi Jinping the day before the business event. The two presidents reportedly discussed both an opportunity of installing the Aurora operating system on Huawei smartphones and localization of some of Huawei’s production facilities in Russia.

Aurora is a mobile operating system that is being developed on the basis of Sailfish OS, designed by Finnish technology company Jolla. In 2014, Russian entrepreneur Grigory Berezkin became a co-owner of Jolla. Since 2016, the Open Mobile Platform company, associated with the businessman, has been developing a Russian version of the system. Last year, a 75-percent share in the Open Mobile Platform was purchased by Russia’s state telecommunications company, Rostelecom.

Source: RT::Huawei looks to Russian technology to replace Google’s Android on its smartphones

 

[Imeloa]

Mbona walikuwa wanadai watatengeneza ya kwao. China bado sana.

 

[FRANC THE GREAT]

Mbona walikuwa wanadai watatengeneza ya kwao. China bado sana.

Pengine hiyo ya kwao hawana imani nayo kwa 100%.

 

[Baba Joseph17]

Wakubwa wanatunishiana misuli sie tukae kimya tu

 

[Leoone]

Wacha tuone

 

[Kawe Alumni]

Hivi tujiulize Russia atakubali china kuwa supper power yeye akiangalia?

Urafiki china na russia ni wa mashaka kuliko russia na usa

Toka lini wazungu wakachukiana?

Ukiangalia raia wakawaida kati ya russia na usa wanaishi poa sana

 

[Dumelang]

Hapa Tatizo sio OS mie naona akiweza kuja na OS mbadala. TATIZO ni Chip za kum replace ARM hapo mdio tatizo kubwa

 

[kcamp]

Hapa Tatizo sio OS mie naona akiweza kuja na OS mbadala. TATIZO ni Chip za kum replace ARM hapo mdio tatizo kubwa

Hapa hachomoki lazima aje kutubu tu

 

[Donnie Charlie]

vipi tena khs hiyo 'Ark OS' wamemeona ni mbovu?

 

[fundi25]

Hapa Tatizo sio OS mie naona akiweza kuja na OS mbadala. TATIZO ni Chip za kum replace ARM hapo mdio tatizo kubwa

While the U.S. Commerce Department has granted a 90-day reprieve to Huawei, China has already been ramping up development of its own semiconductor industry — which could ultimately hurt the profits of U.S. companies.

According to Shapiro, restrictive measures in the tech space could escalate "out of control" and cause both consumers and U.S. chip companies to be "trampled."

The blacklisting of Huawei will not only push China to become more closed off to the rest of the world, but will also hinder the United States' ability to maintain "world leadership" in the technology market, Shapiro told CNBC's Arjun Kharpal.

"We have these great American chip companies ready to sell to all around the world," he said. "And the fact is, I think the U.S. policy may be really pushing China to do everything by itself, and not only put up walls around China, but we're putting up an economic fence around the United States."

If the U.S. wants to advance "and be innovative, maintain world leadership, we have to be out there in the world marketplace," he added.

 

[fundi25]

Hapa hachomoki lazima aje kutubu tu

While the U.S. Commerce Department has granted a 90-day reprieve to Huawei, China has already been ramping up development of its own semiconductor industry — which could ultimately hurt the profits of U.S. companies.

According to Shapiro, restrictive measures in the tech space could escalate "out of control" and cause both consumers and U.S. chip companies to be "trampled."

The blacklisting of Huawei will not only push China to become more closed off to the rest of the world, but will also hinder the United States' ability to maintain "world leadership" in the technology market, Shapiro told CNBC's Arjun Kharpal.

"We have these great American chip companies ready to sell to all around the world," he said. "And the fact is, I think the U.S. policy may be really pushing China to do everything by itself, and not only put up walls around China, but we're putting up an economic fence around the United States."

If the U.S. wants to advance "and be innovative, maintain world leadership, we have to be out there in the world marketplace," he added.

 

[Frank Wanjiru]

Mbona walikuwa wanadai watatengeneza ya kwao. China bado sana.

Kutengeneza OS sio sawa na kutengeneza mchele wa plastic.

 

[Frank Wanjiru]

While the U.S. Commerce Department has granted a 90-day reprieve to Huawei, China has already been ramping up development of its own semiconductor industry — which could ultimately hurt the profits of U.S. companies.

According to Shapiro, restrictive measures in the tech space could escalate "out of control" and cause both consumers and U.S. chip companies to be "trampled."

The blacklisting of Huawei will not only push China to become more closed off to the rest of the world, but will also hinder the United States' ability to maintain "world leadership" in the technology market, Shapiro told CNBC's Arjun Kharpal.

"We have these great American chip companies ready to sell to all around the world," he said. "And the fact is, I think the U.S. policy may be really pushing China to do everything by itself, and not only put up walls around China, but we're putting up an economic fence around the United States."

If the U.S. wants to advance "and be innovative, maintain world leadership, we have to be out there in the world marketplace," he added.

Hahahhahaha Mkuu Xi kaenda Russia kuomba poo.

 

[Dumelang]

While the U.S. Commerce Department has granted a 90-day reprieve to Huawei, China has already been ramping up development of its own semiconductor industry — which could ultimately hurt the profits of U.S. companies.

According to Shapiro, restrictive measures in the tech space could escalate "out of control" and cause both consumers and U.S. chip companies to be "trampled."

The blacklisting of Huawei will not only push China to become more closed off to the rest of the world, but will also hinder the United States' ability to maintain "world leadership" in the technology market, Shapiro told CNBC's Arjun Kharpal.

"We have these great American chip companies ready to sell to all around the world," he said. "And the fact is, I think the U.S. policy may be really pushing China to do everything by itself, and not only put up walls around China, but we're putting up an economic fence around the United States."

If the U.S. wants to advance "and be innovative, maintain world leadership, we have to be out there in the world marketplace," he added.

Ku develop chip sio rahs kama unavodhani. Hasa architecture ya Ya ARM inayodaiwa kuwa customized ku run smooth katika udogo wake.

Pili, hawezi uziwa na kampuni nyingine yeyote maana makampuni mengine kama intel wote wanafyata kwa Marekani. Kwa mfano ARM sio ya kimarekani kwa asili lakini bado wamezingua mpk wingereza huko. Solution ni aje na chip zake na tecnolojia yake. Inawezekana ila sio mwaka mmoja au miwili.

 

[mjasiliaupeo]

Aisee, kuna mtu kashikwa pabaya

 

[mjasiliaupeo]

Aisee, kuna mtu kashikwa pabaya

 

[Frank Wanjiru]

Ku develop chip sio rahs kama unavodhani. Hasa architecture ya Ya ARM inayodaiwa kuwa customized ku run smooth katika udogo wake.

Pili, hawezi uziwa na kampuni nyingine yeyote maana makampuni mengine kama intel wote wanafyata kwa marekani. Kwa mfano ARM sio ya kimarekani kwa asili lakini bado wamezingia mpk wingereza huko. Solition ni aje na chip zake na tecnolojia yake. Inawezekama ila sio mwaka mmoja au miwili.

Na mbaya zaidi hata hiyo OS ya Russia anayoenda kuomba Russia Warusi wenyewe sio yao 100%

 

[Kawe Alumni]

Ku develop chip sio rahs kama unavodhani. Hasa architecture ya Ya ARM inayodaiwa kuwa customized ku run smooth katika udogo wake.

Pili, hawezi uziwa na kampuni nyingine yeyote maana makampuni mengine kama intel wote wanafyata kwa marekani. Kwa mfano ARM sio ya kimarekani kwa asili lakini bado wamezingia mpk wingereza huko. Solition ni aje na chip zake na tecnolojia yake. Inawezekama ila sio mwaka mmoja au miwili.

Wachina wataiba tu watatafuta mtaalamu wa kimarekani mwenye njaa zake wanamjaza
Mchina yeye na ugunduzi hawapatani sana

 

[yonga]

vipi tena khs hiyo 'Ark OS' wamemeona ni mbovu?

Nafikiri wanataka ku by pass playstore what if hiyo aurora OS ya russia baadae ikawa compatible kabisa application za google na playstore kwa ujumla maana hiyo aurora haijapigwa ban na google na ninavyo wajua wachina wanaweza kuweka simu ikawa na OS mbili yani unachagua tu utumie ipi

Japo kwa sasa aurora waliitengeneza isiwe inakubali android app kama wakibadilisha maamuzi inaweza kua ni game changer

 

[BigBro]

Wachina wataiba tu watatafuta mtaalamu wa kimarekani mwenye njaa zake wanamjaza
Mchina yeye na ugunduzi hawapatani sana

Hahaha, mkuu umenichekesha Sana!