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EMUI 11: Latest News, Eligible Devices, Features and Launch date

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At Huawei Developer Conference (HDC) 2020 (Together), Huawei launched its latest EMUI version, EMUI 11. This new mobile skin brings new changes in the user interface to make the system experience easier.

The new features of EMUI 11 include the artistic Always on Display designs and clock themes, improved multi-window mode, smoother UI animations, better multi-screen collaboration, and more.

In this dedicated article, you can find the fastest insights of the EMUI 11 eligible devices, release date, and latest news.

EMUI 11 Features:

EMUI 11 Features

EMUI 11 Eligible Devices:

Here are Huawei and Honor smartphones that will get EMUI 11/Magic UI 4/Android 11

EMUI 11 Latest News:

June 13, 2021:

  • Battery Endurance Test: HarmonyOS 2 vs EMUI 11 on Huawei Mate 40 Pro Plus, shocking results, check more

May 22, 2021:

  • Boot speed comparison between EMUI 11 and HarmonyOS, shows interesting results, check here.

May 19, 2021:

  • Here’s what happens when a Huawei user installs HarmonyOS 2.0 app on EMUI 11 powered device. Read more

April 23, 2021:

  • Huawei Nova 5T receiving EMUI 11 in Eastern Europe. Read more.

April 21, 2021:

  • EMUI 11 for Huawei Mate 20 Pro rolling out in Cuba. Read more.

April 20, 2021:

  • Huawei Nova 5T users are facing WiFi connectivity and battery drain issues after upgrading over EMUI 11. Read more.

April 17, 2021:

  • EMUI 11 for Huawei Nova 5T rolling out for the users in New Zealand. Read more.

April 12, 2021:

  • Huawei Nova 5T users in Latin America getting EMUI 11 software update with new features. Read more.

April 6, 2021:

  • Huawei Mate 20 Pro users in Morocco receiving EMUI 11 software upgrade. Read more.
  • EMUI 11 for Huawei Nova 5T is rolling out in Singapore. Read more

April 1, 2021:

  • Stable EMUI 11 stable expanding for Huawei Nova 5T smartphone in Sri Lanka. Read more
  • Huawei Mate 20 Pro in the UK receiving EMUI 11. Read more

March 30, 2021:

  • Huawei Mate 20 and Mate 20 Pro receiving EMUI 11 in Brazil (Latin America). Read more.

March 28, 2021:

  • Huawei Nova 5T receiving EMUI 11 update in the UK. Read more.

March 27, 2021:

  • Huawei Mate 20 X in the global market receiving EMUI 11, which brings a bunch of new features as well as the latest changes in the operating system. Read more.

March 17, 2021:

  • Stable EMUI 11 rolling out for Huawei MediaPad M6 8.4 and MediaPad M6 Turbo Edition. This update brings a list of new features, check more information here.

March 5, 2021:

  • Honor 20 and V20 devices started receiving Magic UI 4.0 major upgrades in the global market. Read more.

March 1, 2021:

  • Huawei announced that the EMUI 11 has completed around 100 million upgrades on smartphones and now the company is focusing on the HarmonyOS update. Read more.

February 27, 2021:

  • Huawei introduces a new feature for the Calendar app in EMUI 11. Read more.

February 26, 2021:

  • Huawei P30 Pro New Edition receiving EMUI 11 with a list of new features. Read more about this update here.

February 26, 2021:

  • Huawei Nova 5T users start to receive EMUI 11 update in the global market. Read more.

February 25, 2021:

February 24, 2021:

February 16, 2021:

  • EMUI 11 for the Huawei Mate 20 and Mate 20 Pro to start in March 2021. Read more

February 16, 2021:

  • EMUI 11 for the Huawei Mate 20 and Mate 20 Pro to start in March 2021. Read more

February 15, 2021:

  • Huawei P30 and P30 Pro will get EMUI 11 by February 2021. Read more.

February 12, 2021:

  • Amid the confusion over the EMUI 11 eligibility, Huawei support confirmed that the Nova 7 Se will get the EMUI 11 upgrade. Read more

February 10, 2021:

  • Stable EMUI 11 began to rollout for the Huawei Mate 20 X 5G smartphone. Read more.

February 2, 2021:

  • The global users of the Huawei Nova 7 started receiving the EMUI 11 OTA update. The update will expand gradually. Read more.

January 26, 2021:

  • Huawei MediaPad M6 started receiving the EMUI 11 OTA in the global market. Read more.

January 5, 2021:

December 22, 2020:

  • Huawei began releasing EMUI 11 beta for the Huawei P30 and Mate 20 devices in the South East Asian markets. Read more here.
  • Honor 20, 20 Pro, V20, and Magic 2 receiving a new Magic UI 4 beta software update with a bunch of new features. Read more here.
  • Second EMUI 11 beta for the Huawei Nova 5 Pro and Mate 20 X 5G installs new features for display as well optimizations for system utilities including apps and MeeTime. Read more here.
  • First EMUI 11/Magic UI 4 beta OTA rolling out for the Honor View20 users in Egypt. Read more here.

December 19, 2020: 

Huawei P30 and Mate 20 series devices getting EMUI 11 beta builds in the Middle East region. Read more here.

December 19, 2020: 

Huawei P30 and Mate 20 series devices getting EMUI 11 beta builds in the Middle East region. Read more here.

December 19, 2020: 

EMUI 11 beta rollout for the Huawei P30, P30 Pro, Mate 20, Mate 20 Pro, Mate 20 X, and Nova 5T devices in European markets for the user who took part in the EMUI 11 beta testing activity. Read more here.

December 18, 2020: 

EMUI 11 beta rollout for the Huawei P30, P30 Pro, Mate 20, Mate 20 Pro, Mate 20 X, and Nova 5T devices in European markets for the user who took part in the EMUI 11 beta testing activity. Read more here.

December 18, 2020: 

Stable EMUI 11 starts to rollout for the Huawei P40, P40 Pro, P40 Pro+, and Mate 30 devices in the global market, and users on EMUI 10.1 can. Read more here.

December 17, 2020: 

Huawei Nova 5T receiving EMUI 11 beta build for in the South East Asia region. Read more here.

December 15, 2020: 

A tipster suggests that HarmonyOS 2.0 will support Android apps and smoother performance than EMUI 11. Read more here.

December 15, 2020: 

Huawei Mate X foldable smartphone getting third EMUI 11 beta with MeeTime calling feature optimizations. Read more here.

December 15, 2020: 

Huawei MediaPad M6 series in China receiving EMUI 11 beta with optimizations and improvements. Read more here.

December 12, 2020: 

Huawei begins to rollout stable EMUI 11 for the Huawei P30 and P30 Pro users in China. These include EMUI 10.1 and existing EMUI 11 beta testers. Read more here.

December 11, 2020: 

EMUI 11 beta registrations for the Huawei Mate 20, Mate 20 Pro, Mate 20 X, P30, and P30 Pro users in the Middle East region. Read more here.

December 9, 2020: 

Huawei opened EMUI 11 beta registrations for the Huawei P30, P30 Pro, Mate 20, Mate 20 Pro, Mate 20 X, and Nova 5T users. Read more here.

December 8, 2020: 

EMUI 11 officially confirmed to rollout soon for global users. Read more here.

December 7, 2020: 

EMUI 11 beta recruitment opens for the Huawei Nova 5T in South East Asian markets. Following this announcement, Huawei will roll out EMUI 11 for the users. Read more here.

Also, Check:

https://www.huaweicentral.com/emui11-eligible-devices/

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EMUI 13.0.0.204 rolling for Huawei Mate 50 Pro

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Huawei Mate 50 Pro

Huawei is rolling out EMUI 13.0.0.204 for the Huawei Mate 50 Pro smartphone in the global market. This update is packed with lots of new features, optimizations, and improvements for this flagship phone.

According to the information, EMUI 13.0.0.204 for Huawei Mate 50 Pro comes with new network improvements for certain situations. It has improvements in camera quality.

There are also new optimizations made for the audio quality of calls and games. On the flip side, the app has its own improvements for a better user experience.

Furthermore, Huawei has arranged new system stability optimizations that provide a performance boost for your smartphone.

According to the inputs, this upgrade integrates February 2023 security patch for the phone.

This is a big changelog for the Huawei Mate 50 Pro and the company is sending this to improve the phone’s performance in various scenarios. Also, if you have a Mate 50 Pro device, we suggest you get this version right away as soon as it appears.

The Mate 50 Pro is the first phone among all of the Huawei smartphones to get EMUI 13 but actually, it comes pre-installed. Since its launch, old phone users are waiting for a new major upgrade.

Recently, Huawei opened the beta program for a few flagships – P50 Pro, P50 Pocket, and Mate Xs 2 foldable phone. You should know that the latest EMUI 13 beta activity has limited slots and it’s available only for a region.

This new Huawei Mate 50 Pro update was released last week for global consumers and rolling out in batches. If your Mate 50 Pro has not received this firmware, make sure you get it via System settings.

EMUI 13.0.0.204 Huawei mate 50 pro

(source – Huaweiblog)

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Huawei P40 Lite February 2023 EMUI update reaches Europe

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Huawei P40 lite is getting a new software update in Europe, which brings the latest security patches released in the month of February 2023. However, the phone users are also waiting for EMUI 13 roadmap to confirm their eligibility for the next major software update.

Huaweiblog reports that Huawei P40 Lite users are getting the February 2023 security update in Europe with build version 12.0.0.268 and the OTA package size of 254 megabytes.

This is a staged rollout, and all of the P40 Lite users will get it gradually. Below you can check the complete changelog of this software release.

List of Changes

This update improves system security with security patches.

Security:

  • Integrates security patches released in February 2023 for improved system security.
    For more information on the security of Huawei’s EMUI system updates, visit the Huawei official website.

Notes on the update:

  • Your personal data will not be deleted by the update. However, we recommend that you back up important data before updating.
  • Charge your phone sufficiently.
  • The update package will be automatically deleted after the update is complete.
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EMUI 13 Features: Super Device, App Gestures, Widgets, SuperStorage and more

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EMUI 13 features

Huawei EMUI 13 is a complete reflection of the HarmonyOS 3 operating system and make no mistake to differentiate both of these. With EMUI 13, Huawei has rained a new type of excitement for global phone users with a bunch of new features.

Although, EMUI 13 is kind of similar to the last version but the new features are something that you haven’t seen before in an EMUI software ecosystem. The level of accessibility and enrichment brought in by this new EMUI will further scale your user experience.

so, without further ado, let’s dive right into it.

EMUI 13 Features:

  • App Swipe Up Gesture
  • Service Widgets
  • Stack Widgets
  • Group Widgets
  • Smart Folders
  • Drag to share
  • Multi-Tasking and Sharing
  • Multi-screen
  • Multi-cam
  • Share Music
  • SuperStorage
  • Privacy and Security
  • Photo Security

App Swipe up gesture:

This is feature was introduced with HarmonyOS 2 but doesn’t come with EMUI 12. Therefore, EMUI 13 is the software that finally brought in-app swipe-up gestures also known as app snippets.

EMUI 13 features swipe gestures

The feature works as a trigger to expand app features such as the app’s own service widget or set of key features. This allows you to launch a specific feature on the spot. However, you can also pin an app’s service widget on the home screen.

emui 13 pin widgets

Service Widgets:

Making its grand debut in the EMUI universe, service widgets are home screen cards that provide quick access to an app’s key features or reading. For example, the health widget will show you consumption, as well as step counts, and the camera widget will let you take photos in four different modes. Widgets come in different sizes to fit in the layout.

service widgets

Stack and Group Widgets:

To save space and keep the home screen layout clean, there are two additions – stack widgets and group widgets. These two features work according to their names but are quite helpful.

EMUI 13 widget group stack

Smart Folders:

The new Large Folders are now smarter than ever, it comes in a variety of sizes, and you just need to hold and stretch the anchor to resize large folders according to the app inside the folder.

smart folders

Drag to share:

Sharing is further improved and becomes accessible, long press on any text, pic, or file that catches your eye, drags it to SuperHub, and paste or share it to any app or connected device. You can find, reuse, and delete previously pasted and shared content with ease.

drag to share

Super Device:

Super Device is a way to go, and it’s finally here. EMUI 13 brings you a Super Device feature that supports collaborations between a wider range of devices – including the Huawei Vision, Huawei MateBook, and Huawei MatePad Paper, Eyewear, Earbuds, Smartwatches, Tablets, and more.

super device

Multi-screen:

Multi-screen collaboration now comes with a landscape window mode, which allows you to open apps in large landscape windows to maximize the view.

screen share

Multi-Cam:

Another EMUI 13 feature allows you to shoot from any angle on any connected phone, and get a side-by-side view on a single screen. During video chats, you can switch between the cameras on your different devices, which is the next level of innovation.

emui 13 multi-cam

Share music:

Want to share music with your friend from a smartphone? Yes, you can do that with EMUI 13, just connect the FreeBuds devices and share up to two earbuds at the same time. While also controlling volume level.

audio share

SuperStorage:

EMUI 13 brings you this unique capability, SuperStorage to clear up to 20GB of storage space by stacking duplicate files, compressing less-used apps, and eliminating unnecessary re-downloads to create room for your important storage requirements.

Privacy and Security:

EMUI 13 takes care of the privacy and security of your Huawei smartphone. This happens with the courtesy of the privacy center and security center to review app access, and personal data and inform you about the device’s vital information.

emui 13 privacy center

Photo Security:

One of the innovations that EMUI 13 has over its competitor is the Sensitive information removal tool that could remove picture location, time, and device model used to shoot the picture.

photo security

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