HUAWEI introduced EMUI 13 – what’s new, what devices are supported. Unexpected, but nice. HUAWEI suddenly took and introduced a new firmware version that is installed on smartphones for the global market. The manufacturer puts Harmony OS on devices for China, and releases EMUI for other regions. Just the 13th version “arrived” a few days ago.
According to experts, the new operating system outwardly strongly resembles Harmony OS 3.0. But in terms of functionality, it has become richer. The list of changes in the firmware is huge, so we have highlighted the most important and striking improvements that will become available to owners of supported smartphones.
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Innovations
Custom Widgets
Now they can be opened and edited with a single gesture. Apparently, the developers were inspired by the concept of iOS 16, which brought a wide range of customization options to branded devices.
Smart folders
On the desktop, managing shortcuts to installed programs has become even more convenient. Now they can be “scattered” in smart folders.
Superhub
Now HUAWEI devices support something similar to Apple’s Handoff – the SuperHub function allows you to work with content on any supported device. For example, transfer files between devices using the Drag to Share function.
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Allows you to synchronize devices Huawei Vision, Huawei MateBook and Huawei MatePad Paper for more convenient work.
Audio streaming
Now HUAWEI smartphones allow you to broadcast an audio stream from one device to two connected devices at once.
Cleaning up storage
The SuperStorage feature frees up up to 20 GB of storage space by consolidating duplicate files, compresses infrequently used apps, and removes unnecessary re-downloads.
Security and privacy updates
In the new version of the OS, developers have tightened the security level. For example, now devices can scan the system for viruses and malware. Performance has also been improved.
What devices are supported
At the moment, HUAWEI does not disclose the list of supported devices, however, as practice shows, flagship smartphones will be the first to receive the new OS.
