Every month, the company updates its security patch details. Alongside, it adds or removes devices from the rollout list based on their compatibility. The current month is no exception to this theory and Huawei has shared the eligible models list.

The details describe two sections: monthly and quarterly. Huawei devices in the former section get the benefits of regular security rollouts while those in the quarterly part fetch new security improvements once in three months.

Note that Huawei has not yet started the October 2024 update distribution. Also, the company rolls these security firmware in batches. Hence, it takes some days to cover all the eligible units in a particular region. You can try out a manual installation.

To download the update manually, go to Settings > System & Updates > Software Updates. Now click on CHECK FOR UPDATES and let the device search for new versions. To the available one, hit the Download and Install tab. You can check the compatible Huawei devices for the EMUI October 2024 update below.

Huawei EMUI October 2024 Devices: Monthly and Quarterly [List]

Monthly Models

Mate Series

• Huawei Mate 50
• Huawei Mate 50 Pro
• Huawei Mate X3

P Series

• Huawei P60 Pro
• Huawei P60
• Huawei Pura 70
• Huawei Pura 70 Pro
• Huawei Pura 70 Ultra

Nova Series

• Huawei Nova 10 Pro
• Huawei Nova 10
• Huawei Nova 11 Pro
• Huawei Nova 11
• Huawei Nova 12 SE
• Huawei Nova 12s

Quarterly Models

Mate Series

• Huawei Mate Xs 2

P Series

• Huawei P50
• Huawei P50 Pro
• Huawei P50 Pocket
• Huawei P50 Pocket Premium Edition

Nova Series

• Huawei Nova 9
• Huawei Nova 9 SE
• Huawei Nova 10 SE

Y Series

• Huawei Nova Y70
• Huawei Nova Y61
• Huawei Nova Y91
• Huawei Nova 11i
• Huawei Nova Y62 Plus
• Huawei Nova Y71
• Huawei Nova 12i
• Huawei Nova Y72

Tablet Series

• Huawei MatePad 10.4
• Huawei MatePad Pro 12.6 2022
• Huawei MatePad SE 10.4
• Huawei MatePad 11 2023
• Huawei MatePad Air
• Huawei MatePad 2023
• Huawei MatePad Pro 13.2 2023
• Huawei MatePad Pro 11 2022
• Huawei MatePad Paper 10.3
• Huawei MatePad SE
• Huawei MatePad Pro 11 2024
• Huawei MatePad T
• Huawei MatePad 11.5S

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With the latest security patch, the company has fixed 6 medium-level CVEs. This time, there aren’t any critical bugs found in the device’s system. However, we recommend keeping your devices up-to-date with the newest software or security builds.

These rollouts often work as a baseline build for the major updates. On the other hand, they also protect the device from privacy exploits and harmful malware that often leads to system crashes, app freezing, abnormal functioning, and data leaks.

Apart from 6 CVEs, the company has also fixed 2 critical and 16 high-level third-party library defects. Installing the new security patch on your device will unlock an efficient and bug-free experience.

EMUI

Huawei has seemingly completed the EMUI 14.2 rollout for its eligible top-end models. Although the company hasn’t mentioned any details regarding the EMUI 14.2 expansion for other models. In this case, it may push a surprising update in the future.

HarmonyOS

The tech giant is quite busy with the HarmonyOS NEXT in China. The new OS has reached the public beta phase. It may step on the stability platform next month alongside the Mate 70 series. You can learn more about the software upgrade HERE.

October 2024 security patch hasn’t started to roll out for Huawei devices. At present, the company is busy with the September 2024 update distribution among its left-out devices. Although the company may soon begin the new patch rollout shortly.

Till then, let’s take a look at Huawei October 2024 EMUI and HarmonyOS security patch details.

Huawei October 2024 EMUI and HarmonyOS security patch details released (Image Credits: HuaweiCentral)

Medium:

• CVE-2024-47290, CVE-2024-47291, CVE-2024-47292, CVE-2024-47293, CVE-2024-47294, CVE-2024-9136
• Affected Versions: EMUI 12.0, EMUI 13.0, EMUI 14.0, HarmonyOS 2.0, HarmonyOS 2.1, HarmonyOS 3.0, HarmonyOS 3.1, HarmonyOS 4.0, HarmonyOS 4.2.

Third-Party Library

Critical:

• CVE-2024-33042, CVE-2024-33052
• Affected Versions: EMUI 12, EMUI 13, EMUI 14, HarmonyOS 2.0, HarmonyOS 2.1, HarmonyOS 3.0, HarmonyOS 4.0.

High:

• CVE-2024-40658, CVE-2024-40662, CVE-2024-40652, CVE-2024-40657, CVE-2024-40655, CVE-2024-40656, CVE-2024-33045, CVE-2024-33038, CVE-2024-33043, CVE-2024-33050, CVE-2024-34739, CVE-2024-34741, CVE-2024-23381, CVE-2024-23384, CVE-2024-2937, CVE-2024-4607
• Affected Versions: EMUI 12, EMUI 13, EMUI 14, HarmonyOS 2.0, HarmonyOS 2.1, HarmonyOS 3.0, HarmonyOS 3.1, HarmonyOS 4.0, HarmonyOS 4.2.

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It’s good to see that Huawei keeps its devices up-to-date with new EMUI rollouts. Before we dig into the software, let’s check the September 2024 patch benefits.

September 2024 patch resolves around 13 privacy vulnerabilities found in the previous software build. It also fixes 20 third-party library issues that often lead to system crashes and even data leaks, ruining the overall user experience.

The latest patch also ensures a seamless performance throughout the device. Hence you should prioritize this firmware and install it as soon as it reaches your phone.

Huawei Nova 9 users are receiving the new September 2024 update with the EMUI 13.0.0.320. It carries a software package that weighs around 400MB.

Thanks to the tipster – Timal 973 for this amazing tip!

EMUI September 2024 update released for Huawei Nova 9 users (Image Credits: HCNewsroom)

The update is rolling out in batches. Users can further install the new software version manually via Settings > System & Updates > Software Updates. Make sure that you have sufficient storage space and battery backup in your device.

Up to this point, the September 2024 update has reached many other devices like Mate 50 Pro, P60 series, Nova 11 series, Nova Y91, and Nova 9 SE. Other devices like the P50 series and certain tablets, will soon receive the new security update.

If you haven’t received the update yet, then keep an eye on the update section of your device. Also, take a backup beforehand to avoid data loss.

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Security update rollouts are quite important to improve your phone’s current health. It patches any voids in the device’s system that can lead to malicious attacks and privacy exploits.

This is why, the company keeps sending regular security updates to protect its devices and keep them up-to-date. In the latest edition, Huawei is releasing the September 2024 EMUI update for the Nova 9 SE and Nova Y91 smartphone users. Let’s check the software details.

The Nova Y91 users can identify the September 2024 update with the 14.2.0.151 version. Users need to download a 360MB software package to install the latest security improvements on their devices.

Nova 9 SE is getting the September 2024 update with the EMUI version 13.0.0.303. It holds a software package of 392 Megabytes. Alongside new security patches, Nova 9 SE users are also waiting for a major EMUI upgrade with new features and enhancements.

Thanks to the tipster – Jose Lopes for this amazing tip!

Huawei Nova 9 SE and Y91 users receiving September 2024 EMUI firmware (Image Credits: HCNewsroom)

Huawei is readying the Nova 13 series to launch on the home ground. The high-range smartphone lineup could step into the consumer world next month.

Speaking of the global debut, the company unveiled the Nova 12 models in the global market three months after the Chinese variants launch. Hence, Huawei may launch the Nova 13 series in the global markets later this year or by Q1 2025.

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A Russian media recently reported that the Huawei Pura 70 series is doing quite well in the consumer market. It has been the top-most “on-demand” smartphone series in the past few months. A few color variants are also selling the most in the market.

The report further says that the Huawei Pura 70 series shipments in Russia have increased by 60% in just 45 days of the first sale. Despite being 33% more expensive than previous-gen models, these devices are quite popular among customers.

A major credit for this sales achievement goes to the Standard Pura 70 variant. The entry-level smartphone is far more popular than its high-end siblings. It accounts for 61% of the total Pura 70 series shipments, implying its peak-level popularity.

Speaking of the color variants, the star shades: Green and Brown color are also in heavy demand in Russia. Both color variants hold nearly 70% of all the Pura 70 Ultra sales. The first “Pura-branded phones” became the most valuable models in no time.

Huawei Pura 70 series shipments boosts by 60% in Russia (Image Credits: Weibo)

Pura 70 handsets are the best smartphone products of the company so far. The Ultra version of this series has defeated various flagship models in the camera race. A DXOMARK survey showed the Pura 70 Ultra camera is the best in user satisfaction.

The series is also helping the company to remain in the top 5 rankers list for the global smartphone market. Thanks to the retractable lens, Kirin 9010 5G, and EMUI 14.2 – these features promise to offer the best Pura 70 performance and user experience.

Analysts say that Huawei could sell around 10 million Pura 70 series units this year. The flagship lineup will remain a hot topic in the market for a long due to its all-new appearance and other cutting-edge technologies. Read More

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It’s good to see that Huawei constantly treats its flagship and mid-rangers with new security rollouts. Although device owners of P40 Pro, Mate 40 Pro, and other models have still locked their eyes towards a major software or feature upgrade.

The company has not announced any details regarding EMUI 14.2 for the non-listed devices. Yet we hope to hear good news soon on this topic. Till then, let’s explore the current September 2024 update for the Huawei Mate 50 Pro smartphone.

Mate 50 Pro users can identify the latest security firmware with the EMUI 14.2.0.150 version and a 395MB package. Being an initial rollout, it could be available to limited users for now. Though Huawei may soon expand it to more users worldwide.

The changelog only shows the presence of the September 2024 security patch. But this is a significant add-on as it shields your device from 13 CVEs and 20 third-party library issues. It also protects your device from sudden crashes and data loss.

Huawei Mate 50 Pro receives September 2024 EMUI update (Image Credits: HuaweiBlog)

Hence, you should prioritize this update as soon as it reaches your handset. Users can further dive into the Settings app to install the update manually. Here’s how:

• Go to Settings > System & Updates
• Tap on Software Updates
• Click on CHECK FOR UPDATES

Let the device fetch the latest software versions from the server. Tap on the Download and Install button to enjoy the latest security enhancements for your device.

Have you tried this EMUI 14.2 feature?

EMUI 14.2 unlocks various customization features. But have you tried its Split-Screen Combo tool? Well, it’s a great capability that eases multitasking and manages your operations in a tap!

EMUI 14.2 makes multitasking fun with Split-Screen Combo

[Source – HuaweiBlog]

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Mate X3 is the first device to grab the September 2024 EMUI security patch. The company will soon expand the newest security optimizations to more flagship and mid-range devices.

September 2024 security patch fixes 13 vulnerabilities. All these exploits are of medium level and mainly target the camera and settings module. The company has also repaired 20 third-party library defects that could ruin the overall user experience.

The changelog reveals that the Huawei Mate X3 is getting the September 2024 update with the EMUI 14.2.0.150 version and a software package of 398 Megabytes. There’s nothing else in the changelog except a new security patch.

For starters, this update is rolling out in batches and may take some time to approach all the units in the global market. However, you can keep an eye on the update section of your device to install the firmware manually.

Huawei Mate X3 is first to grab EMUI September 2024 security update (Image Credits: HuaweiBlog)

Huawei Mate XT – a new member!

The phone maker has introduced the world’s first tri-fold phone in the Mate foldable lineup. It consists of several ‘top-of-the-line’ features that make it unique as well as interesting.

Something more amazing is that Huawei has shared some photos and an introduction clip of the Mate XT on its official global pages (X and YouTube) Does it mean that the company will launch the first tri-fold in global markets soon? Well, only time can remove the mist from this speculation. Stay tuned.

[Source – HuaweiBlog]

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The Android 16 Quick Settings and Notification Panel tweak has appeared ahead of the Android 15 stable release. Spotted in the Android 15 QPR1 beta, the U.S. firm plans to separate the Quick Settings and Notification Panel with the next upgrade.

Up to this point, Android software used to offer a unified Notification Panel and Quick Settings. But with the next Android version, Google could change this pattern.

Starting with the Notification Panel, users will be able to access the panel via a single swipe gesture. But rather than covering the entire screen, the panel will only take a quarter of the display. Notably, this gesture won’t let you access Quick Settings.

Android 16 Notification Panel (Image Credits: AndroidAuthority)

For the Control Center, users need to swipe down on the screen with two fingers. This could be slightly annoying as it ends the one-hand accessibility. Although Google might make new changes or enhancements to this segment in the time ahead.

Quick Settings will further reflect a dual-shade design throughout. Also, the brightness adjuster now appears in a thick pill shape and shows a text label, just like volume sliders. Users may also see 2 x 2 grid tiles and 4 x 2 grids for narrow tiles.

The Quick Settings will show 12-16 tiles per page. One can swipe left or right to access more settings. Light mode could be another addition. This is just an initial look and Google could make changes to these panels with the next versions.

Android 16 Quick Settings (Image Credits: Android Authority)

Huawei Central’s Take:

Separate Quick Settings and Notification Panel – well, that reminds us of the Huawei phones. The Chinese OEM introduced this concept with EMUI 12 based on extensive research on user preferences and psychology. One can easily go through all alerts and notifications at a time without getting stuck due to Quick Settings.

Years later, smartphone makers started adopting the same pattern for their Android skin. Xiaomi’s HyperOS and now Google are examples in this case. But instead of making it a tough task, Huawei simplified the dual panels with easy one-finger gestures.

How Google will renovate this idea with Android 16 would be worth looking at.

[Source – AndroidAuthority]

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Turbo Charging came into existence in 2022. Huawei introduced it as a useful feature to give a quick charge to flagship phones. After some time, the company brought the significant tool for selected global handsets with the EMUI 13 upgrade.

Over time, Huawei has upgraded this feature with new improvements as well as better enhancements. With HarmonyOS 4.2, the company has rolled out the Turbo Charging feature to many old models like Mate 40 Pro, Nova 8/7 series, and more.

As the name suggests, Turbo Charging is a fast, safe, and efficient feature to charge Huawei devices in no time. Unlike the traditional charging capability, users don’t have to wait for hours to get their phone’s battery to reach at least 50 or 60% level.

Don’t worry as this feature won’t require any additional charger or cable. But users should have the original SuperCharge adapter and data cable that has come with the device. Now let’s learn how to access this effective feature.

HarmonyOS 4.2 turbo charging (Image Credits: Huawei Central)

How to enable HarmonyOS 4.2 Turbo Charging?

There are two ways to turn on the Turbo Charging mode. The first one is to touch and hold the center of the charging animation. (A small glowing animation appears as soon as you plug in your Huawei phone to a power adapter).

Holding the animation for a few seconds will display ‘Turbo Charge’ mode at the top of the screen. Touch and hold down on the center of the screen, until your phone vibrates and Turbo Charging displays on the phone’s screen.

Another way is, after plugging in the smartphone to a charger, enter the notification panel and tap the “Turbo Charge” in the turbo charge message box.

It is worth mentioning that you should grant permission for Optimizer to use this feature. Also, the Turbo Charging feature could overheat your device at a point. Don’t stress as this is a normal feature and doesn’t harm or affect your handset.

HarmonyOS 4.2 turbo charging (Image Credits: Huawei Central)

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The information reveals that Huawei Pura 70 and Pura 70 Pro models are open for a heavy deal in Malaysia. Interested buyers can visit the official Huawei Malaysia online channel and add their favorite model to the cart to proceed with purchase.

In the latest deal, the standard Pura 70 is priced at RM 2999. The Pro model is available for RM 3999, and the Ultra handset costs RM 5999. All these devices will come with a “free delivery” service and various other exciting features on board.

The price drop is based on an instant rebate. It means users will get the mentioned discount instantly as soon as they purchase the device from the official store.

Alongside the premium phone, customers can pick the 1-year extended warranty service worth RM399. One can also opt for a zero-interest monthly installment plan.

Tap HERE to directly land on the purchase page.

Huawei Pura 70 series deal in Malaysia (Image Credits: Huawei)

Other recommended devices in the list include the following:

• Watch GT 4 46mm Black Edition – RM899
• MatePad 11.5 PaperMatte Edition – RM1799
• MateBook D 16 2024 notebook – RM3499
• FreeClip Wireless Charging Case – RM799

Huawei Pura 70 series: Specifications

Three three models come with dynamic features. Standard Pura 70 uses a 6.6-inch OLED screen whereas, the other two variants have a 6.8-inch panel. All devices run on the EMUI 14.2 operating system with dynamic themes and productive functions.

Pura 70 series sports a triple-camera setup. The lens structure varies based on the models. For instance, the base version brings a 50MP + 13MP + 12MP optical framework. The Pro unit has a 50MP + 12.5MP + 48MP structure, and the Ultra model supports a 50MP + 40MP + 50MP structure. All three phones have a 13MP selfie lens.

Huawei has further imposed excellent camera features such as the XD Motion Engine that can capture moving objects, resulting in clean and sharp images. You can more details about these phones HERE.

Malaysia deal: Save up to RM900 on Huawei Pura 70 series smartphone (Image Credits: Huawei)

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