Huawei is delivering performance enhancements and security fixes for a wide array of devices this October. The latest EMUI update is now available for flagship models from the Nova 13 and Pura 70 lines, as well as the older P50 Pocket. Watch users are also receiving new software improvements.

Huawei Nova 13 Pro users can now download the device’s first global update. The October 2025 EMUI patch arrives as version 14.2.0.150, with a software package size of 305MB.

At the same time,the Pura 70 series is receiving the new security rollout via EMUI 14.2.0.222 build. P60 Pro is in the same update list, but versions vary: P60 Pro grabs the firmware with EMUI 14.2.0.183 version.

A few old flagship phones, like the P50 Pocket and the Mate X3 foldable, have obtained the new October 2025 update with the EMUI 14.2.0.183 build version and around 350 Megabytes of software package.

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The security rollout also reaches key wearables. The Huawei Watch Ultimate, Watch Ultimate Green, and GT 5 Pro are getting a new HarmonyOS version with stability and security improvements this month.

These updates are being deployed gradually and may not be immediately available on all eligible devices in the global market. We recommend periodically checking the update section on your device to download the latest software version.

In the smartphone arena, Huawei is concentrating on the Mate 80 series in China, with a specific “Air” variant to challenge the iPhone Air and Samsung S25 Edge. For its watches, a new purple color for the Watch Ultimate 2 looks fantastic, but a global release is not yet certain.

Huawei has officially introduced the MatePad Mini Collector’s Edition, a device engineered to overcome performance hesitations. Its suite of six new upgrades positions it as a superior alternative to existing market offerings.

While Huawei’s tablets have grown stronger over the years, the MatePad Mini Collector’s Edition is their definitive statement. It doesn’t just compete with the Apple iPad Mini—it surpasses it with a more premium design and superior specifications.

Though still, if you have any concerns about this new Huawei MatePad Mini Collector’s Edition, check the 6 reasons below to calm down your worries.

1. Design:

This special edition tablet comes in a beautiful, luxurious red color. It’s super easy to carry, weighing only 255 grams and being just 5.1mm thin. You get a big, clean screen for viewing, and its stylish look is finished with a neat circular camera on the back.

Bonus Point: Being a Collector’s Edition comes in a special plain leather tablet case as well as the M-Pencil Pro stylus. It is now open for its first sale.

2. 8.8-inch flexible OLED;

“Introducing the groundbreaking MatePad Mini Collector’s Edition: the world’s first 8.8-inch flexible OLED tablet. It features a stunning, super-thin bezel for a truly immersive view—a stark contrast to the thick bezels of the iPad mini. With a dazzling 1800 nits peak brightness, every detail comes to life with unparalleled clarity.

The screen has a modern shape that’s great for movies and shows. Its advanced pixel design makes colors extra rich and every detail super sharp, with smooth blends between light and dark areas. It also does a great job of reducing annoying screen glare.

MatePad Mini

3. Cellular Calls:

You can use this tablet just like a phone! It has everything built-in for calling and mobile internet. Its smart technology ensures you always have a great signal, whether you’re at home, on the road, or in a busy area.

4. M-Pencil Pro compatibility:

The MatePad Mini works perfectly with the M-Pencil Pro to make writing and drawing feel professional. You can squeeze the pen to open a tool menu for changing pen tips, or press the button on the end to activate the Celia voice assistant.

The pen even has a nice, pulsing light that makes it look cool. It feels smooth and comfortable in your hand. And for staying connected off the grid, this tablet also has advanced dual satellite features.

5. 32MP ultra-clear front camera:

32MP of power. Smarter lighting. AI magic. The MatePad Mini’s camera features Best AI Expressions, Object Elimination, Portrait Retouch, and smart Image Enlargement for flawless photos every time.

6. Harmony AI:

Never miss a call again! With Harmony AI, Celia becomes your personal assistant, answering calls while you’re busy. And when you need a smile, just check out the new playful emojis and cute pet themes for a quick dose of happiness.

Huawei is bringing its seamless file transfer feature to Android! After first enabling easy sharing with iPhones, the company has now revealed that Android compatibility is coming soon.

After successfully bridging the gap between HarmonyOS and iPhones with its file transfer tool, Huawei is taking the next logical step: extending this seamless compatibility to the Android platform.

The official word from Huawei is that the Android file transfer capability is steadily progressing. Regular monthly HarmonyOS updates are part of this process, focusing on optimization to ensure flawless performance at launch. While actively being developed, a final release date is still pending.

Huawei’s newly launched HarmonyOS 6 now features a native file-sharing tool for Apple devices. This move directly challenges Apple’s AirDrop, offering a similar short-distance wireless solution for transferring photos and documents over an internet connection.

HarmonyOS supports more than 90 Huawei devices, including the latest flagship phones from Pura and Mate series. The first beta build has been released for the initial phase of eligible devices, and more will be upgraded soon.

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Huawei introduced HarmonyOS in 2019, rolling it out to mobile devices a year later. In the time since, the platform has been strategically refined, with substantial improvements to the user interface and developer tools. A pivotal part of this strategy has been the transition to a native mobile experience to strengthen the app ecosystem.

Huawei’s proprietary HarmonyOS has evolved into a completely native OS, shedding its previous reliance on Android. This foundational shift enables Huawei to push updates that consistently enhance phone performance and refine the user experience directly.

HarmonyOS 6 users will gain the ability to transfer files to iPhones in December. A release date for the Android-compatible version remains pending an official announcement from Huawei.