By Web Desk 
Huawei has intensified its efforts to challenge Android by advancing its proprietary Harmony OS, with a goal of hosting 100,000 applications by next year. This ambitious target is part of Huawei’s broader strategy to establish itself as a global leader in software ecosystems, reducing its reliance on Western operating systems. The Chinese tech giant is investing heavily in developer support, ensuring Harmony OS applications are optimized for user convenience and innovation
Key features of Harmony OS include seamless device connectivity, offering users a unified experience across smartphones, tablets, wearables, and IoT devices. Huawei is also focusing on security and performance, areas critical to competing with Android and iOS. For users in Pakistan, this development could mean access to a new ecosystem of apps and services, particularly as Huawei expands its presence in South Asia. Observers note that this move reflects a broader shift towards localized tech ecosystems amid global technology disputes