Not long ago, Huawei held the Harmony OS and Huawei’s full-scene new product launch conference, at which the new self-developed operating system, HarmonyOS, was officially announced.
Huawei launched the largest upgrade plan in history and announced that it will upgrade the HarmonyOS system for more than 100 devices before the second half of next year, which will cover Huawei, Honor’s mobile phones, tablets, and other devices.
Recently, Huawei has launched the second batch of public beta plans for HarmonyOS, including 6 models in the nova 6 series, nova 7 series, and nova8 series.
According to Huawei’s announcement, the next batch of public betas is scheduled to start recruitment in July. This time it will cover a large number of old models, including Huawei Mate20/Pro/Rs Porsche equipment, Huawei Mate20 X4G, Mate X, Huawei nova6se/nova7se/nova8s, Huawei Changxiang 20 Plus, Changxiang 20 Pro, Changxiang Z, Maimang, Huawei MatePad, and other 17 devices.
Users with related models can sign up through the following methods:
1. Huawei Fans Club App – Homepage – Recommendation – Internal Beta Registration
2. Member Center App – Homepage – Experience Pioneer (only supports mobile phones/tablets, the App needs to be updated to the latest version).
It is worth mentioning that according to the data previously released by Huawei, the current number of upgraded users of HarmonyOS has exceeded 10 million, and it is still rising. From the feedback of these 10 million users, we can know that the overall system of HarmonyOS is not only perfect, and far surpass Android-based EMUI in terms of stability, functionality, and fluency.
According to Wang Chenglu, President of Huawei’s Consumer Business Software Department, the Harmony OS system is not afraid of aging and can better solve the problem of lag caused by the aging of mobile phones than the Android system. After 36 months of use, it can still achieve smooth read and write performance.
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