Another HM OS 2 update rolling out for Huawei Nova 4

Another Huawei Nova 4 HM OS update began to rollout, which comes with HarmonyOS 2.0 version 2.0.0.165. This software update brings system stability improvements incorporating the latest security to enhance the user experience.

To be mentioned, this HM OS 2 Huawei Nova 4 update is rolling out in batches and may take time to cover all the devices. The users should have HarmonyOS 2.0 version 2.0.0.138 installed on their devices to upgrade to this latest version.

The company is adding convenient features using which the users can easily switch between the control panel and notification center by swiping left or right. But currently, it is not known, whether this functionality is rolling out for the Nova 4 devices or not.

For your information, the HarmonyOS 2 rollout currently remained enclosed in China.

Things to remember:

• Make sure your device is not root.
• Maintain enough battery and storage on your device.
• This update won’t erase your data.
• We recommend taking a backup of your important data.

Huawei Nova 4:

Huawei Nova 4 comes with a 6.4-inch AMOLED display with 1080 x 2310 pixel resolution.  The smartphone is powered by an octa-core processor built by HiSilicon. The device comes in two different RAM options as 6GB and 8GB, which support 64GB and 128GB storage capacity.

Furthermore, the Nova 4 is fueled by a 3750mAh battery. It equips a triple rear camera setup and a single punch hole front camera. In terms of software, it comes pre-packed with Android 9.

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