Huawei Assistant 14.1.6.300 update supports battery status display for wearables

Huawei is rolling out a stable 14.1.6.300 version update for its Assistant application which brings a set of new features and improvements. But the most significant addition of this update is the battery status display support for Huawei smartwatches.

The newest update now enables you to check the battery info of your wrist gadget right through your smartphone, with the help of the Huawei Assistant application.

Not only smartwatches but users can also have a quick view of the battery info for all connected devices like earbuds, eyewear, and other handsets. When you link four or fewer devices, it shows the info in a small widget on the notification panel.

Although when the device number exceeds 4, tapping on the battery info widget opens a large pop-up section, displaying all the devices with their current battery status. In this way, you get a clear knowledge about your device’s power backup on your phone.

Huawei Assistant 14.1.6.300 update is rolling out gradually to Huawei users. Though you can check the AppGallery to install the newest version immediately. Other than the battery info display, the changelog counts the following features and improvements:

14.1.6.300 Update Changelog:

• Supports Live Window for DiDi ride-hailing apps on HarmonyOS 4 devices (Pocket 2).
• Service-related alerts expand to 2 rows showing 8 notifications at a time (only accessible in Quick Service and Message mode).
• Adjusted tab and widget heights in the notification area with rounded-square-shaped icons.
• Smart reminder cards support display.
• Added a new device power service for Pocket 2 users (can access the feature via an external screen). This feature shows the real-time info of the battery for devices when connected to Bluetooth.
• Optimizes the express delivery service and shows ‘No delivery yet’, when there is no alert.
• Displays subtitles and increases the service suggestions number by one row on the search start page.
• New phone permissions and installed apps list appear in tabs so you can have quick knowledge of weekly/monthly traffic consumption.
• Quick Service mode will exhibit services related to installed apps that you can access in one click.
• About section now appears on the Personal Center page.
• Users can manually add the hot list cards to those handsets that have canceled the default preset settings.