Group 1 - Huawei's HarmonyOS computers will support sideloading in the future, with gradual opening planned as the system matures and user base grows [1][4] - Sideloading refers to the installation of applications directly on devices without using official app stores [4] - Huawei plans to launch two new HarmonyOS computers in the second half of this year, one of which will merge tablet and computer experiences, described as a "detachable keyboard computer" [4] Group 2 - The HarmonyOS computer ecosystem is expanding, with expectations to exceed 2,500 native applications and over 1,200 peripheral adaptations by the end of June [4] - Major applications such as QQ, Feishu, and DingTalk have completed deep adaptations for HarmonyOS computers [4] - Huawei's new self-developed HarmonyOS computer IDE, DevEco Studio, is now in preview for enterprise developers, enabling them to develop Harmony applications [4] - HarmonyOS 6 has entered developer Beta, featuring smarter, lower latency, and more open characteristics [4]