Honor recently released MagicOS 7.0, which has a lot of update content. Compared with the previous generation system, the user experience of the new system has made great progress, and some functions are even comparable to the Hongmeng system. However, if you want to experience the complete functions of the new system, you have to complete the three-piece set of tablets, computers, and mobile phones. So what content has MagicOS 7.0 been updated? This article will tell you the answer.
First of all, look at the screen projection solution. In addition to the Hongmeng system and iOS system, the cross-device screen projection solution of other systems is still a little far from being easy to use. The sense of separation between the hardware is also very strong. Users need to manually turn on each use, and the screen projection effect is also unsatisfactory. High latency and low frame rate often occur. If you need to transfer files across devices, you have to pair the device first, then find the file, and finally send it, which is far less convenient than the WeChat file transfer assistant.
Honor MagicOS 7.0 adopts a very concise solution, which is somewhat similar to Logic Flow technology. When the phone lights up the screen, slide the mouse on the computer screen to the phone, and the mouse will appear on the screen of the phone from a distance. Then you can use the computer's mouse to operate the phone. Users can drag the files in the phone directly to the computer with the mouse. You can understand the phone as the secondary screen of the computer. It is worth noting that not only mobile phones, tablets equipped with MagicOS 7.0 also support this function. Compared with mobile phones, tablets are more convenient. Of course, you can also want them all. One computer can support up to two devices. If you change the placement position of the device, the direction of penetration of the mouse on the screen will automatically change, which is very human.
The above functions are spontaneously connected to the network between devices. When the same account device is under the same Wi-Fi and after turning on Bluetooth, you only need to touch the edge of the computer screen with your mouse twice, and the keyboard and mouse will be automatically paired. Such a silky user experience is inseparable from the two major technologies of Magic Ring and Magic Live. These two technologies can let the system know what device you want to use next.
Honor MagicOS 7.0 supports cross-device communication. In fact, Apple and Huawei already support this function. However, MagicOS 7.0 has different "billion" points. It will automatically judge the device you are using and then push it. When the laptop enters the screen-off state, the user will not receive incoming calls. This logic is more intuitional. It is not difficult to see that Honor MagicOS 7.0 makes the user experience more "invisible". This experience is reflected in all aspects of the user's use process. The mobile phone will automatically learn the user's usage habits. When the user walks into the subway, the desktop widget will automatically display the ride code. When the user is at the airport, the desktop widget will automatically display the flight information. The mobile phone will automatically recommend the desktop widget according to the user's life rules, making the smartphone smarter.
At present, Honor has announced mobile phones that support upgrading MagicOS 7.0. Models such as Magic V, Magic3 Supreme Edition, Magic3 Pro, Magic3, and V40 will officially enter the public beta stage in December. Of course, models like X30 can also be upgraded to MagicOS 7.0, but they will have to wait until May 2023. It is hard to imagine that these functions are all implemented based on Android systems. Since Honor can do it, why can't other mobile phone manufacturers do it? Or is there any mysterious Buff bonus because of Glory...
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