The Lumia smartphone series, originally owned by Nokia and later sold to Microsoft, died out with the abandonment of the Windows Mobile operating system. Although the series did not reach high sales numbers, Lumia was a very popular series in the technology world. Although the Lumia series has been left behind, HarmonyOS may soon give these devices a second life.HarmonyOS on Lumia 950 XL
The Lumia 950 XL, one of the most powerful phones in the Lumia series with its AMOLED screen, 20MP camera and Snapdragon 810 chipset, may soon find a second life thanks to a developer.
A Chinese developer has managed to run the kernel of HarmonyOS on the Lumia 950XL. The device runs the kernel built on the OpenHarmony OS library instead of the entire HarmonyOS operating system. In addition, the developer can perform debugging operations on the kernel. Although the project does not bring any good news for Lumia 950 XL owners for now, if more work is done on the project, we may soon see the entire HarmonyOS operating system on the 950XL.
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