History tells us it will flop. But success might not be the real goal, so much as poking Big Tech
India's government has reportedly teamed with academia and startups to create its own mobile operating system dubbed IndOS, in the name of competition.the initiative, quoting a senior government official as saying"India is one of the largest mobile device markets in the globe. Our objective is to create a secure Indian mobile operating system that could also create choices and competition for Android's dominance in the Indian market.
China's attempts to grow its own desktop Linux have stalled, in part because users just kept buying Windows because it runs the software they want.Huawei built its own HarmonyOS out of necessity. It uses plenty of code from Android and can run Android apps – because that's what the market wants. There's little evidence of developer enthusiasm for native HarmonyOS apps.
India also has no leverage over device makers, which it is trying to lure to its shores. The promise is that an investment in local customers will lead to creation of facilities capable of also servicing offshore customers. The nation is betting that its plan will be attractive to manufacturers that learned a hard lesson in risk management when they put all their eggs in the China basket.
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