"If the application ecosystem can't keep up, Aurora Future OS will be like an 'isolated island,' and the market will eventually reject it."
There were quite a few software professionals in the livestream chat as well. While some defended Orange Technology, they also expressed a lack of optimism.
Wang Teng took in the audience's reaction, and his heart couldn't help but tighten.
Promoting a brand-new operating system often presents a "chicken or the egg" problem.
If the user base is small, developers will lack the motivation to create apps for Aurora Future OS. But with few apps, users won't have any software to use and naturally won't buy smartphones running Aurora Future OS.
Microsoft's Windows Phone could never increase its market share for this very reason—it was trapped in a vicious cycle.
