New update alert: OPPO F9 & F9 Pro, Mi 8 Pro, Mi 9 (Telcel), Galaxy S20+, Galaxy Tab S5e, Huawei Enjoy Z 5G & 20 Pro, & Honor 30S

Fresh updates are up for grabs for various Android devices. The list incorporates Oppo F9, OPPO F9 Pro, Xiaomi Mi 8 Pro, Xiaomi Mi 9 (Telcel), Samsung Galaxy S20+, Samsung Galaxy Tab S5e, Huawei Enjoy Z 5G, Huawei Enjoy 20 Pro, and Honor 30S.

Let’s take a thorough look.

OPPO F9 and OPPO F9 Pro

The July patch is being rolled out for OPPO F9 and OPPO F9 Pro which brings the Swipe-up gestures. The update carries build number CPH1823EX_11_F.11 for OPPO F9 Pro and CPH1881EX_11_F.11 for OPPO F9 respectively.

Changelog:

System
Added the July 2020 Android security patch to enhance system security.
Improved system stability.
Added the “Rotate the guide bars with screen” switch for “Swipe-up gestures”. When this switch is on and your screen is in landscape mode, you need to swipe inwards from the longer edge of the screen to exit the current screen. When this switch is off and your screen is in landscape mode, you need to swipe inwards from the shorter edge of the screen to exit the current screen. (This switch is on by default. You can turn it off by going to “Settings – Convenience tools Navigation buttons – Swipe-up gestures”

Xiaomi Mi 8 Pro and Xiomi Mi 9

Xiaomi Mi 8 Pro

Xiaomi Mi 8 Pro is picking up the latest firmware as version V11.0.7.0.QECMIXM. This update is expected to enhance the stability and performance of the device.

Xiaomi Mi 9 (Mexico)

On the other hand, Mexican carrier Telcel has issued the July OTA to Xiaomi Mi 9 which upgrades the software version to V11.0.5.0.QFAMXTC. Click here to download.

Changelog
System
Updated Android Security Patch to July 2020. Increased system security.
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Samsung Galaxy S20+ and Samsung Galaxy Tab S5e

Samsung Galaxy S20+

Samsung has rolled out the latest July security update to Samsung Galaxy S20+, which comes with version G985FXXU3ATG4/G985FOXM3ATG3 (size: 178.80MB). This update brings bug fixes and also enhances the overall performance of the device.

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Samsung Galaxy Tab S5e

Another Samsung device picking up the latest firmware is Samsung Galaxy Tab S5e. This update arrives right after the major One UI 2.1 update and focuses on improving Wi-Fi connectivity and stability of the device.

Huawei Enjoy Z 5G, Huawei Enjoy 20 Pro and Honor 30S

Huawei Enjoy Z 5G and Huawei Enjoy 20 Pro

Both Huawei Enjoy Z 5G and Huawei Enjoy 20 Pro are receiving the latest version 10.1.1.160. It brings Smart vision function along with optimizations to the camera and stability of WLAN hotspot connection. Detailed changelog can be found below:

Changelog
This update adds the smart vision function and optimizes the camera’s photo effect in some scenes. Recommend you to update. [Smart Vision] Added smart vision function, turn on smart vision (eye icon in the upper left corner of the camera), you can perform picture recognition shopping, scan calories, encyclopedia query, translation operations [Camera] Optimize the camera’s photo effects in some scenes, with more colors Naturally [WLAN] Optimize the stability of WLAN hotspot connection [System] Optimize the stability of the whole machine
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Honor 30S

Last but not least, Huawei’s sub-brand Honor has released the latest firmware to Honor 30S. The update hits as version 3.1.1.172 and it adds Multi-screen collaboration and also enhances camera stability. Below is the changelog:

Changelog
[Multi-screen collaboration]
add multi-screen collaboration function

[Changlian]
cancel the original “phone” or ” “Changlian” menu at the bottom of the “Contacts” application interface, please use the “Changlian” application to initiate a smooth connection

[Camera]
Optimize camera stability and improve shooting effects
Source

That’s all for now, stay tuned for more update alerts.

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