Huawei is big enough to buy any of the mobile OSs currently outside the top two and make it competitive, or make one based on an open source phone OS. The exis

Huawei is big enough to buy any of the mobile OSs currently outside the top two and make it competitive, or make one based on an open source phone OS. The existing leaders are very refined, and one would have to spend tens of millions on development to make the grade. On the other hand, it's been long enough that the technology context designed-in to IOS and Android is out of date. If I were given the assignment, I'd look at making a LISP-like runtime designed with the characteristics of a modern app-store model (or better) in mind, running on some nonLinux kernel.