On September 10, Huawei launched EMUI 11. The new system redesigned the off-screen display features, bringing a new artistic theme, more flexible multi-window operations, and a more efficient multi-screen collaboration experience.
Regarding the changes in EMUI 11, many users feel that compared to EMUI 10.1, the new system does not seem to offer much improvement. But this is not the case. On one hand, EMUI 11 is in a transitional phase between Android and HarmonyOS. Huawei is focusing more on multi-device connectivity, aiming to build a super terminal centered on smartphones. On the other hand, many optimizations and improvements in EMUI 11 are concentrated on the human interaction process with the system, and their subtleties can only be truly appreciated over time.
To this end, Huawei held a media briefing to explain in detail the story behind the design of EMUI 11, allowing people to experience the changes brought by the new system more deeply. In addition, Huawei also announced that HarmonyOS will adopt a new design language, bringing more innovative designs and a more complete all-scenario experience.
At the end of the communications conference, Mao Yumin, Vice President of Huawei’s Software Business Unit, announced that the HarmonyOS developer beta for phones will be released on December 16, and the Mate 40 series will be the first to receive the upgrade.
