The new platform, which was previously referred to as Hongmeng OS, is “the first microkernel-based distributed OS for all scenarios,” according to CEO Richard Yu. Harmony OS can be used across a wide range of devices including smart speakers, automobiles, computers, smartwatches, wireless earbuds, and, of course, smartphones and tablets. To make this happen, the company has ensured it can work with RAM sizes ranging from mere kilobytes to hundreds of gigabytes.

Harmony OS will also support a wide range of custom apps. Additionally, HTML5, Linux, and even Android apps “will all be able to run on our OS in the future.” At this stage, however, it remains to be seen if the platform will have access to Google’s services.