Today we have known good news for Huawei users that keep smartphones with a few years of use. The Huawei P10 was an impressive phone when it hit the market. A phone that attracted attention at its launch and that has offered a very high performance. But what after two later versions like the P20 and the recent P30 could have been forgotten. Huawei has wanted this not to be the case and offers continuity with the new updates.
On several occasions we have commented that acquiring a top-of-the-range smartphone from another year is a good option to have a powerful phone without spending a lot. And Huawei, thanks to its excellent policy of updating its previous terminals, agrees with us. After two important updates in many respects the P10 will still not age thanks to updates. The same goes for Huawei's second signature, since The Honor 8X will also receive update of the new version of Android.
EMUI 9.0.1 will not be exclusive to the new Huawei
The new version of Huawei's own operating system, based on Android 9 Pie, will be available for the latest models. But also will be for devices with a few years of age since its launch. Excellent news for Huawei users who will see how their devices will continue to be updated for at least another full year. In this way we see how a phone released in 2017 still features the latest in software. Thus contradicting theories of other manufacturers that view Huawei's maneuver sound more and more like excuses.
The Huawei P10 is an example of that a smartphone can be perfectly compatible with updates, even two years later. At its launch it had the EMUI 5.1 operating system based on Android 7 Nougat. And going through another previous update based on Android 8 Oreo, we see how it will also have the most current version. Up to three versions of Android running without problems on the same terminal.
Great job from Huawei on the updates. Not only for having devices with more than two years that other firms leave in oblivion. But by getting your customization layer EMUI is masterfully optimized so it can work in the same way on a newly released smartphone and one that arrived in 2017. For this, as we say in the title of the post, we congratulate Huawei. And we hope that it will serve as an example for many other firms.
I have already installed it for 3 days and it works perfectly.
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As we say, in this aspect Huawei is an example to follow. And having this update policy is undoubtedly something important to take into account when making an investment in a smartphone.
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