Huawei begins to support a number of the company’s phones and devices with its own HarmonyOS 2.0 operating system, and the company has revealed the official list of updates, which includes 100 devices and phones at the beginning.
Huawei presented its first version of the devices that launch the pre-installed HarmonyOS 2.0 operating system, which included smart watches and tablets, while the Chinese giant offers its operating system today for a number of the company's previous versions of devices and smartphones.
A number of Huawei Android devices and phones are moving to the HarmonyOS 2.0 operating system, with this transformation limited to the Chinese market for the time being.
Huawei is scheduled to start updating a range of phones and devices today, which include:
- Mate40 Pro
- Mate40 Pro+
- Mate40 RS
- Mate40
- Mate40E
- Mate X2
- P40
- P40 4G
- P40 Pro
- P40 Pro+
- Mate 30 Pro
- Mate 30 Pro 5G
- Mate 30E Pro 5G
- Mate 30 RS
- Mate 30
- Mate 30 5G
- MatePad Pro
- MatePad Pro 5G
- Mate Xs
The company will also start in the third quarter of this year to update another group of phones and devices, including:
- Mate 20
- Mate 20 Pro
- Mate 20 RS
- nova 7 SE
- nova 7 SE 5G Youth
- nova 8 5G
- nova 8 Pro 5G
- nova 8 Pro 4G
- nova 8 SE
- nova 7 5G
- nova 7 Pro 5G
- nova 6
- nova 6 5G
- nova 6 SE
- MatePad 10.8
- MatePad 10.4
- MatePad 5G
- Mate 20
- Mate 20 Pro
- Mate 20 RS
- nova 7 SE
- nova 7 SE 5G Youth
- nova 8 5G
- nova 8 Pro 5G
- nova 8 Pro 4G
- nova 8 SE
- nova 7 5G
- nova 7 Pro 5G
- nova 6
- nova 6 5G
- nova 6 SE
- MatePad 10.8
- MatePad 10.4
- MatePad 5G
It is noteworthy that Huawei has not yet set a date for the launch of HarmonyOS 2.0 for the global market versions of its smartphones or tablets, provided that it will continue to update devices and smartphones in the Chinese market until the end of this year.
0 Comments