Huawei has introduced HarmonyOS 7, featuring a redesigned interface with spatial and 3D effects. The system includes Immersive Light Sensing for visual feedback and 3D lock screen elements. New 3D tools include Remy for drone video conversion to 3D maps, V2Fun for 3D models from photos, Dianping for virtual shopping, and Huawei 3DGS for product modeling.
The Harmony Intelligence system integrates cloud and on-device AI models, four-level memory, and agent cycles. The Celia voice assistant has been updated with a personalized Home tab and side panels for Celia Memory and Celia Claw. A new job search assistant optimizes resumes, generates interview questions, and schedules interviews in Memo.
AI agents now handle childcare, pet feeding, and local service bookings via automated calls. The Ark Engine uses AI to redistribute resources, increasing overall device performance by up to 15% and extending battery life by 36 minutes. Performance mode provides up to 25% higher performance compared to HarmonyOS 6.
The Super Spatial Memory feature adds up to 3 GB of available RAM compared to the previous version. For gaming, AI Super Resolution provides 1.5 times clearer images, while Ark Scheduling Engine and Intelligent Frame Stabilization increase frame rate stability by 40% during long sessions.
HarmonyOS Star Shield provides AI-based protection against fraud in calls, messages, and AI-generated scripts. The OS has received a level 5 security certificate for preventing telecom fraud. Privacy is enhanced through isolated cloud computing, where data is processed only for requested tasks and deleted immediately after use.
New collaboration tools include Tap-to-Transfer for data exchange between devices and Intimate Circle for sharing family and health status. The system also features digital asset inheritance for photos and galleries, and Text Call for real-time speech-to-text and text-to-speech conversion for people with speech impairments. The public beta is available today for smartphones, tablets, laptops, and smartwatches.
