Huawei P30 and P30 Pro: the stable EMUI 10.1 arrives in Italy

On the stage of the launch of the P40 series the new version was announced area of  EMUI 10.1, followed by the first announcements on the roadmap with old models. Among these are clearly Huawei P30 and P30 Pro, the former top of the 2019 vintage range. Not surprisingly, they were among the first to receive a first release in Beta phase (together with Mate 30), which is now following that stable. They were the first to have it, together with Honor V30 and other devices, but initially only in China. Now it's up toEurope, as evidenced by the start of the roll-out in some countries of the counter-continent.

03 / 07 Update: the roll out also begins in Italy. Find all the details at the end of the article.

The stable EMUI 10.1 begins to make its way into Europe on the Huawei P30 and P30 Pro

Weighing 4.59 GB, this release concerns the EMUI 10.1.0.123 and, as reported, its roll-out seems to have started for the moment in Turkey. We expect it to arrive in other countries, including Italy, over the next few days. The novelties of the EMUI 10.1 are manifold, starting from the introduction of Celia, the voice assistant who will take the place of Google Assistant. However, given that at the moment not all languages ​​are supported (including Italian), depending on the geographical area there may or may not be.

The other new features concern MeetTime, the app for making high resolution video calls, even in low light, sharing the screen of your device and more. If you own a Huawei notebook, EMUI 10.1 also introduces video calls through them. Then there is Huawei Share for transferring files at high speed, the multi-device control panel to check nearby terminals and the photo gallery shared between Huawei devices.

The update to EMUI 10.1 has also been spotted in Italy | Update 3/07

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After the first signs in Europe, here is the update to EMUI 10.1 arrives on board Huawei P30 Also in Italy. The new firmware arrives with the initials 10.1.0.123 and a weight of well 4.51 GB, with a lot of news. Even the changelog, in fact, is particularly abundant, as can also be seen from the images above.