Huawei GoPaint HarmonyOS NEXT app to launch in Q1 2025

Huawei GoPaint HarmonyOS NEXT app will launch in Q1 2025. One of the company’s moderators has officially confirmed the news in the community. Users will soon be able to enjoy some more fascinating drawing tools and an amazing experience.

The GoPaint app was launched in May this year to enhance the painting experience for users. It comes with various beautiful canvases, different types of brushes, and tutorials that can help a beginner become a Pro in the painting world.

A netizen recently asked when the company will launch the GoPaint native HarmonyOS app version. In response, a Huawei moderator in the community said the company is working on this process and the results will be out till Q1 2025.

“HarmonyOS NEXT is being improved. After the upgrade, HarmonyOS NEXT does not support”Born to Draw”. This feature is being urgently adapted. It is expected to support in the first quarter of 2025. Please wait patiently for the actual push time. Thank you for your understanding and support.”

It is unclear what the new Huawei GoPaint HarmonyOS NEXT app will bring in Q1 2025 for its users. Although this upgrade will likely make the respective application faster, smoother, and more efficient towards relevant tasks.

Users will get a new and significant app performance with the new GoPaint HarmonyOS NEXT app. We may hit more inputs on this matter in the next year.

Huawei GoPaint HarmonyOS NEXT app to launch in Q1 2025 (Image Credits: ITHome)

GoPaint app: support for more tablets!

The Chinese OEM recently listed four more models in the GoPaint support list. Apart from flagship models, the company has expanded the GoPaint’s compatibility to:

• MatePad Pro 11 2022
• MatePad Pro 10.8 2021
• MatePad 11 2023
• MatePad 11

All these tablets will soon get the GoPaint app with the new HarmonyOS software rollouts. The company will push the respective application in batches. Hence, wait patiently and keep checking the Settings app for a manual installation.

Huawei GoPaint app-compatible tablets (Image Credits: ITHome)

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