HarmonyOS

Qunar’s mobile app integrates with HarmonyOS to revolutionize summer travel. Leveraging features like voice commands for booking, intelligent auto-fill, real-time journey updates via “live windows,” and seamless vehicle navigation transfer, Qunar aims to provide a streamlined, stress-free experience. This collaboration enhances the entire travel lifecycle, from booking to on-the-go updates.

Huawei’s Terminal BG announced new HarmonyOS 5 games, prompting user inquiries about Genshin Impact’s arrival. Huawei confirmed active development and technical discussions with developers, advising users to wishlist the game and expect notifications upon launch. MiHoYo, Genshin Impact’s developer, is recruiting beta testers for a HarmonyOS version. Huawei aims for 100,000 HarmonyOS applications this year to strengthen its ecosystem.

HarmonyOS boasts a rapidly expanding ecosystem powered by over 780 partner SDKs across 21 domains. These SDKs are essential for developers, providing diverse functionalities and driving innovation in areas like security authentication, media, AI, and e-commerce. Recent showcases highlight the ecosystem’s vitality and collaborative spirit, enabling robust, secure, and intelligent applications for an “Internet of Everything” future.

The HarmonyOS Security and Privacy Evolution forum at HDC 2025 highlighted advancements in StarShield Security 2.0, focusing on API governance, AI security, passwordless authentication, financial security, and sensitive data protection. Discussions with partners showcased practical applications of these features, emphasizing HarmonyOS’s commitment to a secure and trustworthy ecosystem.

HDC 2025 in Sanya showcased advancements in the HarmonyOS ecosystem, specifically focusing on streamlining app development. Huawei spearheaded the unveiling of the HarmonyOS Application Open Source Component Technical Map, a collaborative effort with partners to create a comprehensive library of open-source components. This initiative aims to reduce redundant coding, accelerate development cycles, and foster a thriving environment for developers, featuring 1115 open-source libraries and 7 cross-platform frameworks. The event included presentations from industry leaders demonstrating successful framework integrations and the growth of the HarmonyOS platform.

At HDC 2025, the “HarmonyOS Era Partners” zone showcased young, independent developers creating innovative apps. These creators, from diverse backgrounds, are thriving due to the platform’s open access and focus on user connection. Success stories like “Light Countdown” and “Daily Coffee” highlight the ecosystem’s potential for fostering impactful and people-centric technology, driving growth through collaboration and pushing the boundaries of what’s possible.

At the Huawei Developer Conference 2025, the gaming sub-forum examined how HarmonyOS is transforming the game industry. HarmonyOS’s “one-time development, multi-platform deployment” capability enables seamless user reach. Huawei Game Center supports developers with all-scenario applications, mini-games, and international expansion, fostering innovation and driving user growth. New features enhance gameplay, user engagement, and developer support, creating a thriving ecosystem.

Huawei launched the Pura 80 series, a premium smartphone emphasizing software integration within its HarmonyOS ecosystem. Key features include AI-powered video search, music recognition, and AI eye-tracking. A “HarmonyOS Gift Pack” and Petal One “Enjoyment Package” offer bundled services. Huawei aims for a seamless, integrated mobile experience, hoping these features differentiate it in the competitive market.

A QQ user, “Ai Jiemo,” has become the first to reach the maximum level 256 on Tencent’s instant messaging platform, prompting celebrations and exclusive rewards. This milestone highlights QQ’s enduring popularity. The achievement sparked social media engagement, while users of Huawei’s HarmonyOS noted potential disadvantages in accessing the latest platform features.

Huawei’s Richard Yu revealed internal struggles behind the HarmonyOS-powered Smart Car initiative at the 2025 Future Automotive Pioneers Conference. He discussed challenges including external policy hurdles and internal misunderstandings. Yu highlighted the evolution of the project and drew parallels to Huawei’s earlier brand-building efforts, expressing optimism that the effort will ultimately succeed and contribute significantly to the Chinese automotive market.