Huawei officially open HarmonyOS NEXT Beta developers phase 2 recruitments: Check devices/ registration link

Huawei started the developer beta testing for the HarmonyOS NEXT with its launch, and now after a month, Huawei officially opened the recruitment process for the HarmonyOS NEXT Bets developers phase 2. That means now more users can take part in the testing of the new pure blood ecosystem.

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According to the officials, this event is open to developers and is limited to 5000 pioneer users. The current version is mainly for developers and users to debug.

But before registration, you should aware of the following important points which are:

HarmonyOS NEXT adopts a new system architecture, and the development, testing, and operation suits are fully updated.

In this beta, you will experience the new HarmonyOA SDK open capability collection, efficient coding, debugging, tuning, and DevEco testing, the fully upgraded App Gallery connect listing and distribution services, and more.

Please make sure to prepare a backup of your important data through the backup machine, PC Backup, or cloud backup before upgrading to HarmonyOS NEXT beta.

Process of recruitment:

• Registration prerequisites
• Fill in the registration information
• Review registration information
• Notification of review result
• Obtain upgrade resources

• If you want to register [click here] link

Note: Registration is open from July 12, 2024, to July 26, 2026.

• The review period is July 13 to August 5

Huawei HarmonyOS NEXT Beta developers phase 2 eligible devices:

• • HUAWEI Mate 60
  • HUAWEI Mate 60 Pro
  • HUAWEI Mate 60 RS | ULTIMATE DESIGN
  • HUAWEI Mate 60 Pro+
  • HUAWEI Mate X5
  • HUAWEI Mate X5 Collector’s Edition
  • HUAWEI MatePad Pro 13.2-inch
  • HUAWEI MatePad Pro 13.2-inch Collector’s Edition

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