Tech Desk
Sep 29, 2024
Huawei is set to release HarmonyOS NEXT operating system for smartphones and its cloud storage won’t be an issue for users updating from the existing HarmonyOS version.
According to a tipster FixedFocus, the company’s native operating system will include extended cloud storage for those upgrading from HarmonyOS 4.2.
The tipster confirmed that the storage will help people store data from one device as a backup and restore if the device loses the data after the upgrade process is completed.
Moreover, this storage could be temporary but there’s no fixed information on whether it will be free or come under a special offer.
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Huawei smartphone users were allowed to store their data in cloud storage and format the device. HarmonyOS NEXT is a native operating system developed to offer a new user experience and enhanced performance compared to the existing HarmonyOS.
Huawei is said to open HarmonyOS NEXT public beta on October 8. This will let users of selected models check the latest features with unlimited testing slots.
The first batch of devices includes Huawei Mate X5 foldable, Mate 60 Series, and MatePad Pro’s latest tablet. Over the past two years, Huawei has partnered with the Chinese software industry to design thousands of native HarmonyOS applications.
