EMUI 11:

EMUI 11 comes with a straightforward design that has been adopted from EMUI 10.1 and EMUI 10.0. However, it has better fluency than the past versions.

The icons look good and are composed of vibrant colors. The background cards are straight and have sharp corners. The overall design is niche and elegant.

EMUI 12:

EMUI 12 Settings Menu has better visibility over EMUI 11 with the new font family. It has fresh designed fonts that help you to understand the labels clearly.

As compared to EMUI 11, the new Settings menu is inspired by the HarmonyOS operating system. You can check the difference between both of the settings menus as they are shown below.

The menu option icons are smaller than EMUI 11 and the color vibrance is subtle. On the other hand, the menu has a round corner background card to group certain categories of options.

In the end, the combination of icons, font, and the overall color increases the user experience and allows you to enhance interactiveness with eh user interface.

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Aside from the hardware, Huawei also provides software optimizations that enable the user to get the most out of their smartphone’s battery performance. With each iteration of the EMUI, the company also added new options and the EMUI 11 is no exception.

Below you can check the changes that have been made to the battery settings in EMUI 11 compared to the previous EMUI versions.

New battery management optimizations in EMUI 11:

1. The Battery usage and Power consumption details are updated to POWER CONSUMPTION DETAILS. The POWER CONSUMPTION DETAILS section only displays the information of the last 24 hours, as opposed to the last 48 hours in the case before the update. (Note: Details are not available during the time periods when the device doesn’t consume power, such as when it is powered off or idle.)
2. The Optimize battery usage button is removed from Battery in EMUI 11. You can use the Optimize button on the home screen of Optimizer, instead.

Changes:

Following the EMUI 11 installation, the Power consumption feature will be enabled by default, and therefore the switch for this feature has been canceled. If the system detects that a third-party app is consuming more power than necessary, a prompt will be sent, advising you to stop the app.

Besides, on the Battery usage details screen, there are now two options: Foreground usage/power consumption and Background usage/power consumption.

(via – Huawei)

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Compared to EMUI 9.1, The Settings menu of EMUI 10 has been restructured for some features and to provide simplicity for users.

To help everyone adopt this new version of EMUI more quickly, we listed some of the new changes made in the settings menu and created a comparison between the EMUI 10 and its predecessor side by side.

(Left – EMUI 10 | right– EMUI 9.1 ):

1. WiFi, Bluetooth, and Mobile network are now on the main Settings:

As frequently used features, WIFi, Bluetooth and Mobile network are now added on top of the main Settings menu. Previously, these features were listed under the submenu of “Wireless & networks” and “Device connectivity“.

2. Suggestions and description texts under settings items are removed in the settings menu:

This new approach provides a clean and more focused visual experience for users.

3. Smart assistance menu renamed as Accessibility features:

The Ultra Snapshot feature is now under Accessibility features > Shortcuts & gestures. Previously, this feature was accessible only via the camera app. the Digital headset has also been added to the Accessibility features menu.

4. Changes in Security & privacy menu:

To allow users to find individual features more conveniently, the Security & privacy menu is now divided into three separate items on the main Settings menu: Biometrics & password, security, and Privacy.

5. Darken interface colors option is now removed from Battery settings, introduced a pure Dark Mode feature:

Darken Interface color switch (EMUI 9.1) for Mate 20 and P30 series device is now removed from battery settings and replaced with Dark mode switch in Settings> Display & brightness (EMUI 10).

6. A change made in Setting menu items:

The About phone section is now added in the main menu settings, which was under System menu at the bottom.

6. Renamed some Settings Menu items:

Some Settings menu items have renamed from:

Display > Display & brightness.
Sounds > Sounds & vibration.
Smart assistance > Accessibility features (there is now a separate item called Smart assistance).
System > System & updates.

Also, Check – EMUI 10 vs EMUI 9.1: Changes in User Interface

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