Today, Honor’s Vice President of Product has announced through Weibo the list of devices from the company that will be getting the new Magic UI 3.0 and EMUI 10. He also said that more devices will be added to the list as the adaptation steps up.
As per the details revealed by him, the devices set to receive the Open Beta update in late October includes Honor 20, 20 Pro, V20, and Honor Magic 2. The devices that will get the open beta update later this year includes Honor 10, V10, and Honor 8X. On the other hand, the Honor 9X and 9X Pro smartphones are set to start the recruitment process for the open beta update in mid-December.
Earlier, Huawei had revealed a list of 33 devices for the EMUI 10 upgrade plan which will be getting the latest update between October and December this year. Although note that the list of 33 devices included smartphones from both Huawei and Honor.
The rollout of the new EMUI 10 started with the Huawei P30 series smartphones from this month and the Mate 20 series will begin beta testing in late October. The Mate 10 open beta will start rolling out in late November, while that of the P20 series will begin in late October this year.
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Since the company is not rolling out the update over-the-air (OTA), it’ll likely be available to users who registered for Huawei’s closed beta program. The program grants the registered users first-hand access to test the latest EMUI features before they are commercially available.
Beta users are mandatorily required to send feedbacks in order to help improve the overall outlook of the custom ROM and fix bugs before the stable ROM is released.
EMUI 10 is an important update as it improves smoothness and performance on existing devices. The company has even added a system-wide dark mode which even forces apps that don’t have a dark mode to comply. The system settings are better organized in this new version and the OS is designed to offer a better experience when working other devices like a Windows 10 laptop.
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