The Honor 20, V20 and V20 They already had Magic UI 4.0 in China, as the update was released there previously, without being announced for the rest of the world by the manufacturer. However, it was known that OTA was going to be offered globally, and that is what is happening right now.
These three smartphones are already welcoming the new firmware package that adds the global version of Magic UI 4.0, with numerous functions and new features that come to improve the user experience.
Magic UI 4.0 is spreading around the world for the Honor 20, 20 Pro and V20
For a couple of days, the new Magic UI 4.0 update, which is being offered via OTA, is spreading around the world, as we emphasize well. However, it may not yet be available in all regions, and this is due to a possible gradual rollout.
Similarly, there are already many users of these three mobiles in Europe and South and North America who have reported receiving the aforementioned firmware package. Therefore, if you have not yet received the notification of the arrival of Magic UI 4.0 global on your terminal, go to its settings, to the updates and software section, and check; It may not have notified you of its arrival, but you can download and install it.
The update is based on EMUI 11 and comes with build number 11.0.0.138. What's more, has a weight of approximately 1.84 GB, so we are not talking about a small update. It is also based on Android 10 and dispenses with Google Mobile Services.
On the other hand, in addition to coming with news and features such as art themes, multi-screen collaboration, smoother animation, super notepad, subtle effect, rhythmic ringtones and more, it is packed with numerous bug fixes, various software optimizations, and system stability improvements.
The usual: we recommend having the respective smartphone connected to a stable and high-speed Wi-Fi network to download and then install the new firmware package, in order to avoid unwanted consumption of the provider's data package. It is also vitally important to have a good battery level to avoid any possible inconvenience during the installation process.
To remember, both the Honor 20 and 20 Pro and the Honor V20, have the Kirin 980 processor chipset from Huawei. This eight-core mobile platform is capable of operating at max. 2.6 GHz. In the case of the first, there are two RAM options, which are 6 and 8 GB, as in the Honor V20, but in the 20 Pro there is only one, which is 8 GB. What these three do share is an internal storage space of 128 or 256 GB capacity.
The Honor 20 and 20 Pro have an IPS LCD technology screen that has a 6.26-inch diagonal and a FullHD + resolution of 2.340 x 1.080 pixels. The V20's panel is slightly larger, at about 6.4 inches and a resolution of 2.310 x 1.080p.
The camera system of the first is quadruple, like that of the other two models. This is made up of a 48 MP main sensor, a 16 MP wide-angle lens and two other 2 MP macro and bokeh shooters. In the Honor 20 Pro the 2 MP bokeh sensor is replaced by an 8 MP telephoto, while in the Honor V20 there is only a 48 MP dual camera + ToF sensor. In turn, respectively, there are 32 MP selfie sensors in the Honor 20 and 20 Pro and a 25 MP one in the latter.
Respectively, the batteries for each one are 3.750, 4.000 and 4.000 mAh capacity, all compatible with 22.5 W fast charging technology. Finally, it is worth noting that they were launched with Android 9 Pie, so they could receive Android 11 this year .
