Huawei launches the stable version of the HarmonyOS operating system

Huawei has officially released the stable version of the HarmonyOS operating system, as the Chinese tech giant plans to provide more than 80 Huawei and Honor phone models with an update to its stable ecosystem at present. 65 devices from the Huawei and Honor wallets are now eligible for the software update, as the stable operating system is available for an extensive list of phones and tablets, but only for the Chinese variants that come with additional preloaded apps.

Huawei had promised to convert more than 100 devices, moving from Android to Harmony OS 2.0, and to implement its plan, the Chinese company has prepared nearly two-thirds of the list of eligible devices to receive the stable version, which includes phones such as Honor 20 and Honor View 20, which are sold with Google GMS services in overseas markets. The list of eligible devices is expected to grow in the first quarter of 2022, starting with older phones in the Mate 10, Mate 9, P20 and P10 series, and so far no information is available on the switching of the devices. global versions running EMUI to Huawei operating system.

Models selected for the stable version upgrade include Huawei Mate 40 series, Huawei P40, Huawei Mate 30 series, some models in the Huawei nova line, Mate 20 and Huawei Enjoy versions, MatePad tablets, as well as versions of Honor cell phones as well as other models. How you can upgrade to HARMONYOS version 2.1. Honor and Huawei device users mentioned in the list below can get the stable version of Harmony OS through the My Huawei Services app. 2. There are two ways to upgrade Honor devices. In addition to upgrading in the “My Huawei Services” app, you can also choose to upgrade through the “Member Center” app.

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