Huawei’s first HarmonyOS PC clears OpenHarmony 5.0.2 certificate

Huawei MateBook Pro – the company’s first HarmonyOS-powered PC has now received the OpenHarmony 5.0.2 certification. The device is eligible for the upcoming software versions and can meet the consumers’ demands in the market.

The company used to perform an OpenHarmony compatibility assessment for its newly launched devices. This test ensures that the new product is compatible with OpenHarmony and can easily adhere to its upcoming features.

In the latest edition, Huawei has tested the first HarmonyOS PC MateBook Pro with the OpenHarmony 5.0.2. The notebook is adaptable to the new OpenHarmony build.

Huawei has listed the MateBook Pro on the assessment listing with the new HarmonyOS 5.0.1.310 version. The respective build brings a useful feature that enhances the storage management in the device. It also optimizes the system stability.

On the flip side, users will find improvements in certain pre-installed apps like Meitu, Filmora Pro, Foxit PDF Editor, and more. You can check the full changelog below.

OpenHarmony 5.0.2 certificate for Huawei MateBook Pro (Image Credits: ITHome)

• Software Version: HarmonyOS 5.0.1.310

New Features:

• Storage Folder Feature: Added a new storage folder feature that will let you select an app with your mouse or right-click on that app icon to store it in the storage folder. The folder will arrange these apps more compactly.
• Users can easily open these applications with one click to get a more convenient experience.
• Optimized the Dock icon arrangement display effect.

System

• Optimized system stability in some scenarios.

Apps

• Pre-installed Meity XiuXiu, Wondershare Filmora Pro, Foxit Advanced PDF Editor apps

In recent times, Huawei has certified many devices with the OpenHarmony certificate. The list includes the Mate 70 series, Mate X6, Mate X5, Mate 60 models, Pura 70, and more. Now it is bringing more devices to check their eligibility with new software builds and industrial requirements.

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