HarmonyOS 3.0 rollout will expand in September: Huawei

Huawei fans would be in huge excitement to grab the latest HarmonyOS 3.0 operating system, after knowing its dynamic and eye-catching features. Besides, the company also begin the beta activity just after releasing the software. Looks like Huawei will start to expand the HarmonyOS 3.0 rollout by end of the third quarter of this year.

Surprisingly, proving a statement correct to some extent, the Chinese manufacturer has officially stated on its Weibo channel regarding the expansion plan of the new interface. According to the information, Huawei will expand the HarmonyOS 3.0 software to other devices in September.

HarmonyOS 3.0 Beta for 14 Huawei devices!

As mentioned, the company has opened the beta stage and 14 devices are eligible for this activity. These devices mainly include the P50 series, the Mate 40 series, and some V series of smart screens.

Know More: These 14 Huawei devices opened for HarmonyOS 3.0 beta [List]

Apart from these handset models, the Watch 3 series has also gained the compatibility to taste the new features of HarmonyOS 3.0 in the early access program. To your surprise, the list also gives space to the one-year-old MatePad Pro 12.6 model.

No doubt, the list will extend its roots to more devices by September. But, seeing some elder members of the Huawei product family, we can assume that the company might give the chance to some of the very old and unexpected devices to enjoy the latest HarmonyOS version and its enticing features in the time ahead.

In the meantime, if you are the one holding any of the above-quoted devices, then you can sign up for the beta registration program. Just head to the My Huawei app, and tap on the HarmonyOS notification. From here, step towards the HarmonyOS 3 early adopter section, and follow the on-screen prompts accordingly.

Keep in mind, that this beta version is not stable firmware. Hence, you may find features with some bugs and twists on your device platform. Do not panic, and give some time to the device to adapt to the new software system.

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