Huawei's HarmonyOS NEXT Native System Public Beta Launches: Mate70 Series and MateX6 First to Experience, Detailed Future Outlook and Performance Enhancements

Huawei's HarmonyOS NEXT Native System Public Beta Launches: Mate70 Series and MateX6 First to Experience, Detailed Future Outlook and Performance EnhancementsParticipating in the public beta is straightforward: users simply need to go to the "My Huawei" app, enter the "Upgrade & Try" module on the homepage, select "Multi-device Try," and they can learn more details and register with one click. It's worth noting that Huawei uses a rolling recruitment and push method, gradually pushing the public beta version to users in batches based on registration information and current version compatibility progress

Huawei's HarmonyOS NEXT Native System Public Beta Launches: Mate70 Series and MateX6 First to Experience, Detailed Future Outlook and Performance Enhancements

Huawei's HarmonyOS has undeniably made a significant impact on the Chinese tech market. The ability to break free from the constraints of the Android underlying system and continuously enhance its features has significantly boosted the capabilities of Huawei phones. The release of the Kirin 9020 processor further fueled market enthusiasm. However, Huawei's innovation never ceases. The recent launch of the Huawei Mate70 series, coupled with the surprise public beta release of its native HarmonyOS, is double good news for many "Hualovers," signaling Huawei's even stronger position in the future market.

Official data shows that the Huawei Mate70 series and MateX6 foldable phones have officially launched the HarmonyOS NEXT public beta (native HarmonyOS). This beta program includes six models: Mate70, Mate70 Pro, Mate70 Pro+, Mate70 RS Porsche Design, MateX6, and MateX6 Collector's Edition. For new phone users, this is an excellent opportunity to experience a domestically developed operating system firsthand. Users of other models will need to wait patiently.

In my opinion, the Huawei Mate60 series and Huawei P70 series can currently experience the native HarmonyOS through the consumer beta version. The features, smoothness, and ecosystem are not significantly different from the public beta version, as these versions have undergone extensive testing. The excellent performance of the beta version laid the groundwork for the public beta; the two are a gradual progression. Therefore, users whose models are not included in this public beta shouldn't be discouraged; they can expect to participate soon. Yu Chengdong previously stated that Huawei's new phones released next year will come pre-installed with HarmonyOS NEXT, and the official version will also be launched then. However, the stability of the official version requires continuous testing and optimization. Those older models not participating in this public beta will gradually transition from the beta version to the public beta and eventually upgrade to the official version.

Participating in the public beta is straightforward: users simply need to go to the "My Huawei" app, enter the "Upgrade & Try" module on the homepage, select "Multi-device Try," and they can learn more details and register with one click. It's worth noting that Huawei uses a rolling recruitment and push method, gradually pushing the public beta version to users in batches based on registration information and current version compatibility progress.

The native HarmonyOS boasts numerous advantages; the performance improvements alone are enough to attract many users to upgrade. According to official data, the native HarmonyOS has achieved significant performance gains: 30% overall performance improvement, 3x faster connection speed, 31% average improvement in video editing export speed, 1.5GB average reduction in RAM usage, and approximately 56 minutes of increased battery life. Furthermore, the native HarmonyOS enables seamless cross-device collaboration, allowing users to freely switch between multiple devices, such as continuing a task started on a phone on a tablet.

Currently, the HarmonyOS ecosystem is becoming increasingly mature, with minimal obstacles to daily use. Although some bloggers have reported workarounds for ecosystem issues, such as the newly launched "Chujing Yi" app (an overseas travel app) not being specifically adapted for pure-blood HarmonyOS but rather using an Android emulator, or Geekbench showing lower single-core performance on pure-blood HarmonyOS than on Android by 80%, these are merely temporary issues in the ecosystem's development process problems that the system is actively resolving.

Beyond the operating system itself, Huawei's advancements in Kirin processors are also remarkable, particularly the Kirin 9020, which shows significant performance improvements. Combined with the native HarmonyOS, performance will be further enhanced, resulting in a superior user experience.

In conclusion, Huawei is once again at the forefront of innovation among domestic smartphone brands, bringing consumers a completely new operating system experience. The public beta of Huawei's HarmonyOS NEXT native system signifies Huawei's continuous exploration and breakthroughs in the operating system field. The successful launch of this public beta and the future release of the official version will further solidify Huawei's position in the domestic and global tech markets. With the continuous improvement of the HarmonyOS ecosystem and Huawei's ongoing technological innovation, more exciting features and experiences will be brought to users in the future.

Finally, we want to reiterate that this public beta of the native HarmonyOS represents a crucial step in Huawei's journey towards the future development of its operating system, and it signals a broader development space for domestically developed operating systems. What are your thoughts on this public beta? We welcome your comments and discussion.