Huawei has started expanding the EMUI 14 Beta Program and now it is available for users residing in Turkey and other parts of Europe. The tech giant has initiated the testing phase for its flagship smartphones and will add more models to this pool.
With the onset of this month, the company launched the EMUI 14 beta program for a handful of devices. This activity ultimately put an end to users’ anticipation who have been eyeing a new software experience on their handsets for a long while.
As of now, Huawei has begun the EMUI 14 beta recruitment in Europe, mainly Turkey, and eligible users can participate in the testing activity to explore an exciting range of features ahead of the stable rollout. Though you should note some points:
Firstly, devices with the regional code C432 (Europe) can only enter the EMUI 14 beta recruitment batch. Besides, you should take a complete backup of the device beforehand to avoid any kind of data loss during the upgrade procedure.
EMUI 14 Beta Turkey (Source: HuaweiAilesi)
You can check the compatible models valid in Turkish and European markets below:
Huawei P60 Pro
Huawei P50
Huawei P50 Pro
Huawei P50 Pocket
Huawei Mate Xs 2
Huawei Mate X3
Huawei Mate 50 Pro
Huawei Nova 11
Huawei Nova 11i
Huawei Nova 11 Pro
Huawei Nova Y91
The tech giant has started to recruit testers in Europe (Turkey) from March 14 and the rest of the countries will follow very soon. By that time, eligible phone users can register in the respective beta program using the Huawei Beta app (Install HERE).
How to sign up?
After installing the EMUI 14 Beta app, open the application and log in via your Huawei ID. Now, click on the ‘Me’ tab and enter the ‘Join Project’ section. Tap on Available Project and select the EMUI 14 Beta project to fill in your details.
You can learn more about the EMUI 14 Beta Program HERE.
EMUI 14 Beta Turkey (Source: HuaweiAilesi)
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Publish date : 2024-03-15 03:00:00
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