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WiFi and Battery Issues hits HarmonyOS 2 powered phones, and Huawei is rolling out fixes

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HarmonyOS is a long-awaited operating system that made its debut at HDC 2019, and with initially lightened the smart screens smart TVs. However, Huawei quickly jumped into the improvement pipeline and made more improvements to this new OS.

In the following year, Huawei introduced HarmonyOS 2.0 at Huawei Developer Conference 2020 and announced its arrival for smartphones, which was a very surprising moment of the conference.

As last December became the first milestone in HarmonyOS 2’s journey in smartphones with the initiation of beta testing.

And on June 2, 2021, the Chinese tech giant finally made this operating system available on smartphones and began the public testing of the device.

Since then, Huawei is continuously upgrading eligible devices with a bunch of software updates and patches to improve the overall system stability, fixed bugs, and optimize the user experience.

Battery and WiFi issue:

But there are a few issues that hit hard HarmonyOS beta testers. These are related to WiFi and Battery performance.

According to the information, during the testing, a large number of beta testers have reported problems with WiFi connection and weak battery performance after upgrading to HarmonyOS 2. These kinds of problems are quite common in beta testing.

Thereafter, Huawei began the rollout of new software updates coupled with optimizations and fixes for issues in the WiFi and battery section. Aside from these, Huawei also sending optimizations for fingerprint scanner efficiency on support devices running HarmonyOS 2.

Furthermore, Huawei is planning a big upgrade that will rollout this month and expected to bring a number of new changes in the user interface as well as in features.

Learn more about HarmonyOS features in the linked article below.

HarmonyOS Features: Control Panel, Super Device, Service Center, App Gestures, Task Center, Widgets and more

Amy is our firmware and software specialist, she keeps her eagle eyes open for new software rollouts, beta programs, and other software related activities as well as new smartphone launch.