The HarmonyOS 5.0 beta program is now open for the Huawei Mate XT. Huawei is inviting Mate XT users to join the program and experience the new software before it’s officially released.

In accordance with the official details, Huawei Mate XT Ultimate Design is now part of the HarmonyOS 5.0 beta campaign. After months of waiting, the OEM has finally plunged the triple foldable smartphone to the software testing pool.

For Mate XT phone users who have a special kind of software information (“log versions”), there are only 200 spots available.For Mate XT phone users who have a different kind of software information (“nolog versions”), there are 1800 spots available.

Just a friendly reminder for Mate XT (GRL-AL10) users: Before trying to install a new software build, please verify that your current version is 4.2.0.175. This baseline version is necessary for a successful upgrade.

Because this is a beta version, we strongly advocated creating a backup of all your data before you start the insertion. In addition, please ensure you have a minimum of 10GB of free storage available on your device.

huawei phoneHow to apply:

Got a Mate XT foldable? You can sign up for the latest beta using the My Huawei app. Just open the app, go to ‘Me,’ then ‘Upgrade and Try,’ and follow the instructions you see on your screen.

After you apply for the beta through the app, there’s a review process. Keep an eye out for a “review successful” notification – this could take up to 14 working days as they process applications in batches. If your application is successful, you’ll see a “passed the review” tag, and the beta software will be on its way to your device.

Please be aware that this beta software could have compatibility issues with some of your apps.

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People online are talking about the Huawei Mate 80 launching in December, and this idea has been mentioned before.

Someone on Weibo says the Huawei Mate 80 series will probably launch in December. Hashtags suggest the best models will have a new, strong Kirin 5G chip that works better and saves more power.

Aside from, the input says that all of the Mate 80 smartphones will feature a flat screen instead of the curved ones. The company will integrate new display solutions to its devices but may remain confined to flat panels for upcoming handsets.

Supposedly, Huawei needs more flat screens. This suggests they might continue using them in their next devices.

Huawei Mate 80 Flagship:

They used to drop two big phone lines every year. First, around the start of the year, they’d launch their Pura (or it used to be called P) series. These phones were all about looking good and taking amazing pictures – they really bumped up the camera game.

On the flip side, the Mate models launch in the third or fourth quarter of the year, focusing on performance. The lineup introduces a new-gen Kirin chip with improved power efficiency, performance, and other functional aspects.

 Huawei Mate 80 Launch Delay:

A few revealed seepage that Huawei will postpone its flagship lineup launches this year. The latest example is the Pura 80 series , which is reported to go official in August instead of May or July. The previous-gen models debuted in April last year.

You know how the Pura phone launch might be a bit late? Well, it looks like the same thing could happen with their other big phone line, the Mate 80 series. Some early talk was that these new Mate phones might not show up until next year. But, get this, a new rumor is saying that’s not true! It is hinting that we might literally  see these super powerful phones before the end of 2025.

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Huawei might only offer HarmonyOS PC on their future laptops and desktops, not the older MateBooks.

But it looks like that wonotn’t be the case. Perhaps the new software will be confined only to the upcoming notebooks and PCs.

Huawei is making big improvements to its computer software so it’s similar to Windows and macOS.he company is adopting dynamic changes that can offer the best or probably the same user experience as Microsoft window and Apple  macOS.

It’s disappointing, but old MateBooks won’t receive the HarmonyOS PC update, which Huawei phones do get.

Some Weibo tipsters noted that previously launched (existing) notebooks, or all-in-one PCs running other operating systems, won’t receive the upcoming HarmonyOS PC.

Huawei is now selling some 2024 MateBook laptops with Linux instead of Windows. This made some think they might upgrade older models to Linux as well.

The step hinted that Huawei has excavated Microsoft’s OS completely and can improve its old Mate Book devices with the new one.

But it is not likely to happen. Huawei may launch HarmonyOS PC with new notebooks and continue to pre-install it in future notebooks instead of upgrading older devices.

Depended on the previous launches, the company may improve  its previous PCs with the Linux software system. The accuracy of the current information is still doubtful. Hence, let’s wait for the official declaration and a road map on this matter.

Like HarmonyOS NEXT, the goal of this PC software is to be safer, smarter, and run better. Huawei might introduce AI tools to help manage meetings, writing, file sharing, and note-taking.

Huawei has committed to reveal its first computer-dedicated HarmonyOS PC software in May. It will likely bring major enhancements in office work and performance.

Right now, HarmonyOS PC seems to be in public testing, according to rumors. Huawei hasn’t announced a release date yet, but we might hear more soon.

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