Wired
Since the official release of the HarmonyOS system, Huawei has started the largest system upgrade plan in history, covering a very wide area, known as the “100” machine renewal plan, covering many old models, and basically stock old users can Experience the joy of HarmonyOS.
According to the latest news from the official HarmonyOS official account, a new round of HarmonyOS 2 upgrade activities has officially opened. There are 25 devices that can be upgraded to the official version of HarmonyOS 2, including old mobile phones and smart screens. The details are as follows:
Huawei P20/Pro, Huawei Mate 10/Pro, Huawei Mate 10 Porsche Design, Huawei Mate RS Porsche Design, Huawei nova 4, Huawei Enjoy 10S, Huawei Enjoy 10 Plus, Honor 9X/Pro, Honor 20S, Honor Play 4T Pro , Honor 10, Honor V10, Huawei Smart Screen S 55 inches, Huawei Smart Screen S 65 inches, Huawei Smart Screen S 75 inches, Huawei Smart Screen S Pro 65 inches, Huawei Smart Screen S Pro 75 inches, Huawei Smart Screen V55i, Huawei Smart Screen V65i, Huawei Smart Screen V65 Premium Edition, Huawei Smart Screen V65 2021, and Huawei Smart Screen V75 2021.
In addition to the official version of the above models, the official also announced that 9 models including Huawei Enjoy 20 5G will start a new round of public beta recruitment, and Huawei nova 8 SE and 8 tablets will start internal beta recruitment.
Generally speaking, entering the public beta stage shows that the official has basically completed the adaptation of HarmonyOS to these models. Although there may still be some minor bugs, it is enough for daily use. Users who want to try can go to the pollen club and member center. Sign up in the App.
According to some user feedback: After upgrading the HarmonyOS system, your old model can not only get many functional improvements, but also significantly improve its fluency and performance, like a new mobile phone.
Finally, the official also announced the next batch of open beta recruitment, Huawei P10 and other 10 models plan to start the open beta recruitment in early November, and interested users should remember to pay attention.
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