Harmony OS
HarmonyOS brings Autonavi Map app aka (Gaode Hongmeng edition app) for Huawei Watch GT 2 Pro
Recently, Huawei has confirmed that the Huawei Watch GT 2 Pro smartwatch will be running on the HarmonyOS 2.0. And all the applications of Watch GT 2 Pro which is currently based on EMUI. It will change to HarmonyOS through the OTA and the new features of the HarmonyOS will be available in it.
Huawei has developed its new operating system with the name of the HarmonyOS 2.0 for its all devices that have compatible with this and this is the world’s third most famous OS version so far. HarmonyOS 2.0 is truly built for the full-scene era and it supports cross-device collaboration, large and small display interaction, fast network distribution, adaptive UX, and AI-powered features.
As, we know that, Huawei Watch GT 2 Pro is the first smartwatch equipped with the HarmonyOS app. Moreover, the upcoming Huawei smartwatch- Watch 3 will launch with pre-installed HarmonyOS.
Earlier, it was reported that Huawei Watch App will arrive one by one, and the old devices will basically be upgraded to the HarmonyOS system. Now, the report has out through the Weibo users, Huawei HarmonyOS version brings the new application with the name of the AutoNavi Maps app.
Within this application which is introduced by HarmonyOS, you will get to see a collection of many other applications. Now, it is available in the Huawei Watch GT 2 Pro and you can install it with a package size is 0.3MB.
According to the official description, the specific functions are not much different from the normal version. It is expected that smartphones will still be required for use. Below you can check more information.
What is the Gaode Map?
Based on the Hongmeng system developed by the hand-side Gaode map, in the Gaode map after the mobile phone starts the ride, step navigation, navigation information can be real-time Sync to the watch end. A professional map on your wrist.
Update:
The official release of the Gaode map Hongmeng watch version, your professional place on the wrist. It brings a whole new riding, walking and navigation experience. Support Gaode mobile terminal. After the app starts riding and walking guidance, the navigation information is synchronized on the hand watch sideshow.
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Good news for Galaxy users! Samsung is testing its new One UI 8 (based on Android 16) on the Galaxy S25, and they are bringing it to other phones like the Galaxy A56 very soon for testing. Several flagships are already testing One UI 8 internally, and now, the latest Galaxy A series phone, the Galaxy A56, has joined them.
A tech insider, @tarunvats33, has revealed that Samsung has started testing its upcoming One UI 8 software on the Galaxy A56 phone. The specific test version is called A566BXXU4BYF7, and it’s currently appearing on phones in Europe. This means the Galaxy A56 is getting ready for a big update.
This first test version shows that Samsung is actively working on the One UI 8 update for the Galaxy A56. This is exciting because it means the A56 might get this big new update even before some other Galaxy phones.
So, here’s the thing. we do not know for sure if the Galaxy A56 will get a beta for One UI 8. Remember how Galaxy A55 users could try out One UI 7 early? Well, some folks are saying that the One UI 8 beta might only be for a select group of phones this time around.
Right now, only Galaxy S25 users are trying out the new features through a beta program. Other top phones like the Galaxy S24 series, Galaxy Z Flip 6, and Galaxy Z Fold 6 are still waiting for their turn to get the beta update.
Samsung will share its detailed One UI 8 plans soon. A key detail already known is that the final One UI 8 will debut alongside the Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Galaxy Z Flip 7 during the Galaxy Unpacked Event in July 2025.
Basically, One UI 8 will make your Galaxy A56 feel even more advanced and tailored to you!
Good news for HarmonyOS PC users! You will soon be able to sideload apps on your devices. Huawei recently confirmed this change, making it easier to install apps and offering better improvements for their computer lineup.
Huawei’s tablet and PC boss, Zhu Dongdong, shared some news: upcoming HarmonyOS computers will let you install apps from outside their official store.
Sideloading means installing apps on your phone or computer from places other than the official app store. Think of it like getting an app from a friend’s website or another app store instead of the one built into your device.
Sideloading is useful when you can not find a specific app in your device’s app store or if you want to use a modified version. Just remember, installing apps this way can sometimes expose your data to security risks.
In accordance with Huawei’s Zhu Dongdong, while HarmonyOS PCs will gain app sideloading capabilities, it is not happening immediately. He emphasized that building a highly secure environment for notebooks is a top priority, and sideloading will only become an option after those security enhancements are fully implemented.
We will be able to sideload apps on our computers, but we need to improve them first. It is a gradual process. We can do it, it’s just not enabled for everyone yet. Once our features and security are strong, and enough people are using our products, we will make it possible.
“Initially, HarmonyOS PCs did not support app sideloading because of ongoing challenges with security and product development. However, the company is optimistic that future improvements will enable this feature.
Get ready! HarmonyOS PCs will soon let you install apps that are not from their official app store.
The Huawei MateBook Fold PC is getting a cool new display feature soon! A company official recently shared that the foldable PC will receive screen upgrades through an upcoming software update.
Good news for Huawei MateBook Fold PC owners! Bruce Lee, who is a top tech boss at Huawei (CTO of their Device Business Group), announced today that the MateBook Fold will get a cool new “DP in” display mode. This means you will be able to use your MateBook Fold as an external screen for other devices, making visuals even better.
Huawei Matebook pc
DisplayPort (or just DP) is a type of digital connection, mostly used to hook up a computer to a monitor. It’s really good at sending lots of information quickly, which means you get super clear pictures and smooth motion on your screen.
The best part of DisplayPort over HDMI is that the latter supports only one monitor. However, the DP can support multiple monitors at the same time without interruptions.
Bruce Lee confirmed that the MateBook Fold is already built to handle this “DP in” mode. This means you can actually use its big 18-inch screen as a portable display for other devices. He also mentioned you could even connect a handheld game console to it for a better gaming experience.
Even though this “DisplayPort in” feature for the MateBook Fold is still being tested, Huawei has confirmed it will be released soon. You will get it through upcoming updates to their HarmonyOS software.
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