Huawei has announced a new beta release for its Celia Keyboard, introducing a novel 14-key input style. This update also enhances the voice input method and optimizes the application’s convenience for users on HarmonyOS smartphones.

Huawei has commenced the rollout of the Celia Keyboard beta, version 1.1.9.207. Interested users can download this build directly from the official App Store by navigating to the ‘My’ section, selecting ‘App Trial,’ and installing the available testing version.

Celia Keyboard is already your trusted tool for quick and flawless typing. But this is just the beginning. Get ready for the next chapter of typing excellence.

For example, the Huawei Celia Keyboard update adds a new 14-key board style that resides in the secondary menu. The respective layout will offer a more minimalistic and easier-to-use experience to users.

Celia Keyboard

This update also expands the laptop version’s capabilities with new languages and features. You can review all the specific changes in the list below.

Smartphones:

• Optimized the voice input feature and improved the dialect recognition effect.
• Optimized the word output feature to provide more accurate word output capabilities.
• Added paid skin trial feature
• Added a new 14-key keyboard layout, which can be opened in secondary menu > Input Method > 14 Keys.
• Optimized tablet keyboard display effect
• Optimized the long-press of the Enter key to wrap the line
• Fixed some bugs.

PC:

• Added Wubi input support for self-made words
• Added Portuguese (Brazil), Portuguese (Portugal)

• URL entry: No longer requires protocol prefix.

• Professional library: Now supports cloud sync.

• Faster URL input without manual protocol entry.

•  Cloud-based synchronization for user-defined professional vocabulary.

Huawei has officially announced the next generation of its wearable software, HarmonyOS 6, initiating a beta testing phase for compatible devices. The program is now live for the Watch GT 5 lineup, delivering a significant update (version 6.0.0.16) that introduces a comprehensive suite of new functionalities and enhancements.

1. The system now reacts to your touch with beautiful motion. New background gradients and effects create a sense of depth, making the interface feel more alive than ever.
2. Added  touch screen light function to make it easier to check the screen (Settings > Display & Brightness > Touch screen light).
3. To pay with Alipay, simply swipe down from the watch face and select “Tap to Pay,” or swipe left to access the payment card directly.

4.  The alarm supports custom vibration, and you can mute the alarm by covering the screen with your palm (Settings > Sounds and vibration > Vibration settings > Custom vibration)

5. You can now transfer music files directly from your iPhone to the watch. (Requires Sports Health app v16.0.8.305 or later).

Watch GT 5 Series

1. The system now incorporates plateau adaptability risk prediction. By analyzing indicators including blood oxygen saturation (SpO₂) and heart rate, it provides active health reminders to ensure user safety in high-altitude conditions.
2. The watch now provides integrated controls for supported Huawei headphones, including volume adjustment, active noise cancellation (ANC) mode switching, and real-time battery level display. (Functionality requires headphone synchronization support).
3. Frequent Contacts” is now “Contacts” (shows all phone contacts). “Call Logs” is now “Phone” (adds a dial pad). Ensure your phone OS and Sports Health app are updated.
4. Swipe right during exercise to open the quick settings interface, which supports quick adjustment of exercise reminder sound volume, modification of exercise settings, etc.

Huawei is gearing up to launch the Mate 80 series, with the camera system once again being a central focus. As the company aims to position its next-generation Mate models as top contenders, several rumored features could make this goal a reality.

The Huawei Mate 80 series will not only have new cooling fan technology but also a powerful 200MP camera, according to the latest news.

Honor and Samsung are already all-in on 200MP cameras, but Huawei seems to be on the fence. Should they jump on the megapixel bandwagon or double down on their 50MP technology?

Although a few leaks on the internet suggest that Huawei could use a major 200MP camera for the Mate 80 models. If true, it would be the first time that a Huawei phone will feature a giant megapixel snapper to capture brilliant moments efficiently.

Smartphones with high-megapixel sensors deliver superior photos in two ways: by unlocking stunning levels of fine detail and by using pixel binning to significantly boost image quality, especially in challenging lighting.

The fusion of a high-resolution sensor and advanced software processing enables superior computational photography, resulting in enhanced zoom capabilities and sharper image details.

Unlock new creative freedom with a 200MP camera. Capture stunning, detailed macro shots and enjoy incredible performance in any light. With pixel binning, it transforms into a low-light powerhouse, delivering rich, DSLR-quality photos.

Huawei is now in the final stage of testing the 200MP camera for the Mate 80 smartphones, known as the ‘field testing’ phase.

All signs point to this ultimate camera making its way into the next Huawei flagship. The big question is whether it will serve as the main shooter or a powerful zoom lens—an answer we will likely have in the near future.