Huawei Expands HarmonyOS 7 Beta to Public Testing for More Devices
Huawei has transitioned more devices, including the Mate 60 series and Pura 70 series, from the HarmonyOS 7 beta program to public testing.
Huawei has moved a broader range of its devices, including the Mate 60 and Pura 70 smartphone series, from the HarmonyOS 7 beta testing phase to public testing. This expansion indicates a continued rollout of the latest version of Huawei's proprietary operating system.
The transition to public testing allows a wider user base to experience HarmonyOS 7 and provide feedback before its full commercial release. This move follows the initial limited beta rollout that began earlier in September.
This development comes as Huawei announced that the total number of devices running HarmonyOS 6 and HarmonyOS 7 has surpassed 90 million. The company anticipates this figure to exceed 100 million by the end of the fourth quarter of the year, highlighting the growing adoption of its operating system.
The updated list of devices now available for public testing includes various smartphone models, tablets, smartwatches, and other connected devices, signaling Huawei's commitment to expanding the reach of its ecosystem.