As reported by Huaweiblog, Huawei P30 Pro in Europe is getting December 2022 EMUI firmware version 12.0.0.146 and update package size of 228 megabytes. However, there are no major changes mentioned in the changelog.

Meanwhile, we’re waiting for camera improvement, which has been a long-standing issue for the P30 Pro users as they are unable to capture photographs.

We suggest all of the Huawei P30 Pro users get this software update as soon as it appears in the notification panel. However, you can also check it manually via Settings > System & updates > then tap on Software update. The phone will check for update either automatically or you’ve to touch CHECK FOR UPDATES to fetch a new firmware online.

Below you can check the complete changelog of this rollout.

• This update improves system security with security patches.

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• Integrates security patches released in December 2022 for improved system security.

Notes on the update:

• This update will not delete your personal data, but we recommend that you back up all important data before updating.
• If you encounter any problems during the update, call the Huawei customer hotline or visit a Huawei customer service center.
• The update package will be automatically deleted after the update is complete.

Huawei P30 Pro:

Huawei P30 Pro comes with a full-view display featuring a waterdrop notch to house a selfie camera and curved edges to increase the aesthetics.

Huawei P30 Pro is the first-ever smartphone to feature a quad camera system and the first to use periscope zoom. On the other hand, the Chinese tech maker has increased P30 Pro’s reach to customers with its new colors. Don’t forget that the Huawei P30 Pro is powered by Kirin 980 chipset.

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The phone maker is sending this software update with EMUI version 12.0.0.255 and an update package size of around 190MB. Similar to the other releases, the update is out in batches and may take some time to expand among different Huawei P30 Lite owners.

Meanwhile, you should know that the changelog is showing us security patches from December 2022. As of now, all Huawei phones already received this security version and these phones could be the first to dive into the next major software update.

Talking of which, Huawei has not announced an EMUI 13 rollout roadmap. However, there’s a lot that is needed to know. For the time being, we don’t have confirmation about EMUI 13 eligibility for P30 lite.

Currently, Huawei P30 lite models run EMUI 12, this was a surprising software update that Huawei dropped to the smartphone. Why? Because the phone was freeze cold after EMUI 10 and not received any of the follow-up major rollouts such as EMUI 10.1 or 11.

But the installation of EMUI 12 has reimagined the P30 lite smartphone and given consumers a better way to relive this device.

Huawei P30 Lite users can download the December 2022 EMUI software update via Settings, followed by System & updates, and then follow the on-screen content. Note that you can also check for a new version via the My Huawei app.

There are some common safety precautions that you can take such as backing up important data. While the phone will automatically delete the downloaded OTA package once the installation is finished.

Moreover, the phone will restart and we suggest you give it a few minutes to adjust the background process and provide a smoother experience.

As mentioned above, the update will take some time to reach all P30 lite users, so try to check the upgrade manually, if an OTA notification doesn’t appear.

(via – Huaweiailesi)

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According to the information, Huawei is sending December 2022 EMUI software update for the Nova 7i and P40 Lite smartphones with EMUI 12 and build version 12.0.0.259. Since both devices are the reflection of each other, it’s just a matter of the name.

However, this new firmware is an important improvement in each one’s security. Despite being a mid-ranger, Huawei Nova 7i and P40 Lite smartphones are getting continued software support from the tech maker.

Amid the upgrade, Huawei is yet to announce EMUI 13 rollout, as P40 Lite and Nova 7i could also get a slot in the EMUI 13 train. But we’re miles away from the new EMUI version.

It’s an anticipated software and Huawei phone users are waiting for a major upgrade since EMUI 12 already circulated a long ago.

Thanks to the tipster Pillarman

Why EMUI 13 is amusing? Because there are a number of new features optimized such as Large Folders, and there are new service widgets that weren’t available in EMUI 12.

Other than that, EMUI 13 further strengthens the phone’s inner security with features such as a security center and privacy center. This upcoming EMUI version makes the phone run faster and more efficiently. Yes, there are aspects of the EMUI 13 that need to be explored, when it actually rolls out.

We suggest you read a few common update notes before we jump to the update instructions.

This update won’t erase your personal data but we suggest that you make a backup of important data. The update package will delete automatically after the installation. We suggest you charge up your phone above 30-40 percent battery levels.

To update any of these smartphones, make sure to open Settings > from here tap on System & updates and tap on Software updates > from here tap on CHECK FOR UPDATES.

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In addition, the December 2022 Google Play System update brings a new beta feature for the Google Wallet. Eventually, this change is something that will enrich smart car-related operations for consumers.

As per the latest info, the latest Google Wallet beta feature will allow users to access digital driver’s licenses. In other words, you can keep your ID or license card safely on your Android devices under the Wallet application.

The purpose of this feature is to offer a digital and more secure experience to users with their ID and other informative cards. As of now, the feature is only rolling to some selected states in the US. But we could find more regions attaining this feature in the time ahead.

Although the changelog doesn’t read much information on this subject for the moment. Yet, we will inform you of the latest reports as soon as Google will hint at something on this matter.

Aside from the unique element, Google has optimized the device connectivity scenario, added new features to the Play Store, and made the system management more convenient to operate. You can have a detailed look at these features, below.

December 2022 Google Play System update – Changelog

Critical Fixes

• [Auto, Phone, TV] Bug fixes for Account Management, Security, and Updatability-related services.

Device Connectivity: Phone

• Update Case-related settings
• Reduce delays in discovering contacts via Nearby Share
• Inform the user when casting to a Tablet device needing user interaction

Google Play Store

• New features to help you discover the Apps and Games you love
• Optimizations allow faster and more reliable download and installation
• Continuous improvements to Play Protect to keep your device safe
• Various performance optimizations, bug fixes, and improvements to security, stability, and accessibility

Wallet

• Beta feature to allow users from selected US states to digitize their state ID/driver’s license into the Google Wallet for convenient, private, and secure presentation

Developer Services

• New developer features for Google and third-party app developers to support Location & Context related developer services in their apps

System Management

• Updates to system management services that improve device performance and stability.

To enjoy these new pinches on your Android phone, you must have the latest version of the Google Play services (v48.22) and Google Play Store (v33.2) on your device.

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