Can HarmonyOS Next run Android Apps?

[@iffythegoldencrust4255]

Great review 👍

[@bobjohansson]

Thanks

[@cinemamix5465]

Amazing content❤❤

[@zanjabilahmad8931]

Thankyou. Good video!

[@bobjohansson]

thank you.

[@vsalasarcr]

Greetings, thanks for the information

[@bobjohansson]

np

[@FaisalAhmadzai-dt8dn]

Whatsapp notification are you missing notification on Google apps

[@VelmosDachar]

Let’s wait for the official version to see if it will run Android apps or will not.

[@ULUGBEK_0120]

It won't

[@saifel-eslamal-labban2163]

It won't natively. Probably a solution like gbox will appear

[@barra_habibi]

It won't. That's where EasyAbroad will be useful. For apps that aren't natively available for HarmonyOS platform, EasyAbroad acts as a virtual machine that runs Android. CMIIW

[@TheSmjunaid]

Can you confirm if the matepad has gopaint in harmonyos next

[@bobjohansson]

Yes, I have it installed on my pad.

[@TheSmjunaid]

@bobjohansson thanks for the response

[@shazhangulpan9394]

❤❤

[@FaisalAhmadzai-dt8dn]

Can you transfer files from windows

[@AndreiPatriche]

I have matepad 13.2 european version. Is there a way to install harmony os on my matepad?

[@saifel-eslamal-labban2163]

thanks for the videos, i have some questions: does the 13.2 have tandem oled like the 12.2, what is the processor as well? is it the 9020? how can i pay for a Chinese in app purchase? i want to buy the life time membership in NoteIN and i it only shows the Wechat or ALIpay? any workaround or is it impoosible. thanks for your videos

[@bobjohansson]

No the 13.2 does not have the dual-layer Oled. The chip is Kirin 9020. You can download alipay and register an international card in alipay (visa/mastercard) and you should be able to buy it with your local currency.

[@Mrphoum]

Do you like Huawei's Products?

[@bobjohansson]

yes. but it has been a while since I used them. Thought it was time now again with harmonyos next. Also the reason why I created this channel, not enough good info about it in English.

[@PhilMinecraft]

Those are Android emulator

[@bobjohansson]

No, they are running as VMs not as emulators.

[@OmarMuhnna]

They are not emulators they are like sandbox VMs