As we all know, Huawei has been committed to providing users with a superior and more intelligent operating system experience, with significant advancements in both self-developed chips and software improvements in recent years.
Especially in the realm of operating systems, Huawei's HarmonyOS has sparked great enthusiasm in the domestic smartphone market, with many competitors even attempting to emulate its success.
Huawei's progress in the HarmonyOS system has been rapid, aiming to enhance consumer performance in daily use.
Unexpectedly, in addition to HarmonyOS, SuperTurbo is also on the horizon, promising a promising experience for Huawei fans in the near future.
The HarmonyOS 4.2 Beta version not only optimizes and upgrades the display effects of some applications but also brings significant updates to the themes.
Moreover, the update incorporates the security patch from April 2024, further enhancing the system's security. For users, the experience is definitely going to be top-notch.
In fact, the HarmonyOS 4.2 version has already been pushed to many users before, but many older models still require extensive testing.
In this scenario, the Beta version has started rolling out to older models. It is believed that the early adopters who signed up for testing have now received the new version.
It is understood that the HarmonyOS 4.2.0.120 Beta update has a wide range of compatible models, including the Huawei P60, Huawei P60 Pro, and Huawei P60 Art.
As well as popular models such as the Huawei Mate50, Huawei Mate50E, Huawei Mate50 Pro, and the Huawei Mate50 RS Porsche Design.
Whether you are a business professional pursuing ultimate performance, a photography enthusiast, or a young trendsetter, you can find a suitable model in this update.
For users who have not received the update push, especially Huawei Mate40 series users, updates should be coming their way soon.
And with this latest update, many users' feedback has been quite positive, with the battery life performance being acceptable.
The device's heat generation is average; even in the current hot weather, the phone does not get excessively hot.
Some users initially experienced significant lag right after the update, even feeling like it was a disaster. However, after about an hour of usage, the device gradually became smoother.
Therefore, for users eligible for the upgrade, they can choose to wait a bit longer or opt for the update, as the subsequent official version is expected to be even more stable.
After the release of HarmonyOS 4.2 Beta update, Huawei smartphones are set to introduce another significant change: the all-new upgraded Super Turbo technology.
Previously seen on Huawei laptops, this technology promises features like instant software launch, rapid boot-up, and super-fast Turbo charging.
It is expected that this feature will be rolled out to Huawei smartphones in the future, aiming to enhance consumer experience.
According to leaks, the new technology could potentially boost performance by around 8%, with possible future machine names like "Super Thread Engine" to address lightning-fast game launches or file loading speeds.
The author here boldly speculates that if this new technology were to debut with the Huawei Mate70 series, the new Kirin chip would see a 30% improvement, the second-generation hyper-threading would increase by 8%, and HarmonyOS Next would see a 30% boost.
In this scenario, Huawei phones would not face much pressure in terms of performance, and daily use would also lead to an enhanced user experience.
However, the author hopes that when the new Kirin processor improves in performance, there will be a significant reduction in power consumption.
Only in this way can the user experience be greatly improved; otherwise, aspects such as battery life, device thickness, and heat dissipation area would need to be increased.
The Huawei HarmonyOS ensures an enhanced user experience, while the Super Turbo technology further boosts the performance of their products.
So, the question is, what are your expectations for Huawei's future development? Feel free to reply and discuss.
