106 Huawei phones running HarmonyOS operating system, upgrade from EMUI

On September 8, 2021, Huawei opened the later phase recruitment of the HarmonyOS 2.0 closed beta roadmap. Along with this announcement, the company also said that 106 Huawei phones are now up and running HarmonyOS 2.0 operating system upgrading from EMUI.

According to the information, the latest 106 Huawei HarmonyOS phones include Huawei Mate 40, Mate 30, Mate 20, P40, P30 series. To be mentioned, the rest of the devices comes from Huawei Nova, Enjoy series, MatePad tablets, Honor 20, v20, Honor 30, and more.

However, a number of these phones are still under beta testing and may take some time to grab stable upgrades. Today, Huawei Enjoy 20 5G, Enjoy 9S, Maimang 8, Enjoy 10, Honor 20 Youth Edition, 8X, 10 Youth Edition, 20i (and Honor 20 AAPE edition), and Play 3 also joined in the HarmonyOS 2.0 closed beta.

90 million:

A few days ago, HarmonyOS completed 90 million upgrades in China that are upgrading with a speed of over 8 users per second. As per the information, almost every Huawei smartphone owner wants to upgrade with this new operating system allured by its user interface and features.

HarmonyOS is a cross-device multi-platform operating system that is powered by the distributed capabilities. For smartphones, the HM OS brings a new user interface that has a new home screen, icons, animations effect as well a Control Panel with various new shortcuts.

Bugs and Security patch:

Huawei has recently started pushing a new software update for the HarmonyOS 2.0 owners including Huawei Mate 40, Mate 30, P40, Nova 8, Nova 7, Nova 6, and other devices.

The update prioritizes fixes for the multi-widow mode and icons misplacement that is reported by the users. Furthermore, some of these devices are getting the latest September 2021 security patch, which is a matter of surprise for the HarmonyOS smartphone holders.

Still, the availability of the HarmonyOS remained enclosed in China but it’s awaited by the global consumers and Huawei is yet to make a move on this matter.

We’ll keep you posted.