EMUI 13.0.0.290 rolling out for Huawei Nova 9 with security improvements

Huawei is releasing a new software update for the Nova 9 smartphone users with EMUI 13.0.0.290 version. The latest rollout accompanies a few significant security improvements and safety fixes to optimize the phone’s current health.

Looking into the changelog, the new firmware brings the February 2024 security patch on board. Huawei has already served the respective patch with the EMUI 13.0.0.282 build number. However, the current release may have some hidden changes.

Meanwhile, you could find optimizations related to the battery aspects, performance efficiency, and app launch response. It will further remove system glitches and privacy exploits to provide a seamless, secure, and productive experience to users.

Huawei Nova 9 smartphone users can identify the latest update with the EMUI version 13.0.0.290. Make sure to have enough storage space as the firmware weighs around 427 MB. We also advise a stable internet medium for the installation.

Changelog:

• This update improves system security with security patches.

In terms of availability, the update is making its way in the Middle East. Although the company won’t take much time to initiate a broader rollout and cover more regions.

Thanks to the tipster – King_Slark for this tip!

Huawei Nova 9 EMUI 13.0.0.290 Update

Update Notes:

It is worth mentioning that after the software installation, your device may encounter overheating, slow charging, or freezing. This is a part of self-optimization, which will automatically settle within a few days.

The latest security improvements update for Huawei Nova 9 may take some time to release for all users. Although you can sneak into the system settings to download the firmware manually.

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