Huawei is gearing up to release the highly anticipated HarmonyOS 3.1 software update after a successful beta test for P50 and Mate 50 series developers. as April. HarmonyOS 3.1 will greatly improve the overall speed of the software with new animations and smooth gestures in the control panel and notification panel. In addition, Huawei has added new options for managing media files and improved the shape selection of its widgets.

The software promises to speed up tasks and launch apps, thanks in part to the inclusion of a new design framework called HarmonyOS Design. This framework allows developers to create better animations based on gravity-based physics systems.

HarmonyOS 3.1 includes the ArkTS development language based on TypeScript (TS) and conforming to the ArkUI framework. This framework is used to create distributed application interfaces that can be adapted to different platforms and devices. Additionally, the Ark compiler has been developed to enable faster and more efficient program development.

Huawei is expected to launch the P60 series as the first receiver of HarmonyOS 3.1, and the flagship will launch later this month. After that, there will be a public release of the software for older devices, starting with the Mate 50 and P50 series, before rolling out to other models.

Overall, HarmonyOS 3.1 is expected to be a major upgrade over its predecessor, promising faster and smoother performance, better app development tools, and an improved user experience. Huawei’s continued investment in software development is likely to further strengthen its position as a key player in the smartphone market.