Comments by "Kam sun Leong" (@kamsunleong6648) on "Huawei’s HarmonyOS Is a Joke? 'Can’t Even Use WeChat!' 3 Million Early Users Left Frustrated" video.

Not exactly true. Huawei is the third best selling phone in China. Behind Vivo and iPhone. They should surpass Apple next year. Vivo is generally a lower end and mid range kind phone.
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Try American then. It will cost you an arm and a leg. Just check their automobile prices. A standard pick up truck, thev all time America's favorite vehicle, could cost between 50k to 60k dollars.
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Nah. It's means "Up Yours". It's probably directed at Washington. Not the consumers.
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My first Huawei phone Nova 5T. A 5 year old phone with a cracked screen and still works like a charm. The last Huawei model to have full Google services. A super fast Kirin 980 chip from 5 years ago. Haven't upgrade. Didn't need to.
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Sony is dead.
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 @yslee1401 True. Like their Aito ev series. They must have copied Apple's very successful iCar.
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Not true. I would say they did very well and even surpass those they imitate. For example, their copied spacecraft. They don't have any problem with leaks or their astronauts being stranded in space because of these leaks. Unlike that space superpower, we know.
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@duckcensorship7446 Harmony OS Next is still in public beta testing stage. Already a few of those testers revealed the smoothness in its software is far ahead of Apple IOS.
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@o0oGhsto0o If you are looking for longevity, American made cars are a definite no no. There's a reason why Washington had to rush to impose 100% tariff on Chinese evs, eventhough none is for sale there. They know without full protection the Chinese better built and more affordable imports would demolish the junks made in Detriot.
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@whiteRedBlueLand Use common sense. If they don't last like you said, the market will decide their fate. High tariffs are imposed because those imposing them know they can't compete with the imports. Elon Musk knows this too well when he warned non Chinese automakers to put up trade barriers or face the prospect of being demolished. As for longevity of Chinese cars, you should do more research. Like in the Chinese city of Shenzhen, their public transport system had gone fully electrified since 2017. All their taxis ate evs and many of them have been running around for almostc8byears now. Manh of them have clicked up hundreds of thousands of km in mileage, without having to change their original batteries. You can fact checked this. Innovations in the ev industry in China are happening at break neck speed. You can't possibly keep up. This is why the Germans have invested heavily there, instead of back home. And yes, American made cars were never known for their quality. You can also face checked this as well.
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Why would anything go wrong? It's meant to work in China only.
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