Huawei rolling out EMUI 9.1 for Mate 20 devices next week
According to Huawei, you’ll need to have 6GB of storage available, and you can apply for the EMUI 9.1 update on theEROFS, Huawei’s new file system, will reportedly bring users a host of performance upgrades. This includes a 20% increase in random read performance, faster application launches , more storage savings, and a higher level of security.
Huawei explains that as EROFS is designed as read-only, 3rd parties can no longer rewrite the system partition—this ultimately means that the system is generally more secure from outside attacks. GPU Turbo 3.0, first seen in the Huawei P30 series, is also coming to the Mate 20 series along with EMUI 9.1. This will bring full-frame running, AI image scheduling, and a generally better visual experience for gamers.
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