After Hongmeng, Huawei applies trademark for another mobile OS called Harmony

The recent  US ban  had Huawei in a spot, especially when the **Android license was revoked** . All its smartphones run Android operating system, and suddenly, the access to the Play Store for its smartphones was being pulled back. However, Huawei struggled through, and in a matter of days, it announced its plans about the new own operating system called Hongmeng OS . And now, a month later, reports suggest that Huawei is working on another mobile OS alongside. Dated 12 July, 2019, Huawei filed a trademark application at the European Union Intellectual Property Office. It is to register a trademark on the name Harmony, which is for a mobile operating system. As per LetsGoDigital, the application is currently under examination. (Also read: Hongmeng OS (Ark OS): Google's absence could create big problems for Huawei ) [caption id=“attachment_6747901” align=“alignnone” width=“1024”]  Workers sit at the Huawei stand at the Mobile Expo in Bangkok, Thailand, 31 May, 2019. Images: Reuters[/caption] As Huawei has confirmed the news about Hongmeng, it also confirmed that it will not be rolled out in the coming months, but will be made ready for China  **by the end of this year** . Huawei will be ready to push its own operating system (with the global moniker ArkOS) by 2020. Although, **Huawei has now announced** that all the devices of recently launched Huawei 20 series will get the Android Q updates and other Honor smartphone and tablet users will get access it to Google’s Playstore. (Also read: HongMeng OS faster than Android, MacOS says Huawei founder Ren Zhengfei ) (Also read: Huawei to get only the widely available US technologies, tells a White House Official )