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Huawei Mate 20 with Android 10 compatible with Ionic?

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‎08-20-2020 06:04

‎08-20-2020 06:04

Hi,

 

does anyone successfully use the Huawei Mate 20 with Android 10 (firmware 10.0.0.180) with the Ionic?

 

Currently my Mate 20 (running 9.1.0.358) perfectly syncs with my Ionic and I'm hesitant to upgrade to 10.0.0.180 as I'm concerned it may not support the Ionic as well.

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‎08-20-2020 09:36

‎08-20-2020 09:36

It should. I'm using a Pixel 3 with the Android 11 beta and it works fine. However, if you were only recently offered the update, I would be inclined to wait a month or so.

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‎08-20-2020 12:54 - edited ‎08-20-2020 12:55

In response to SunsetRunner

‎08-20-2020 12:54 - edited ‎08-20-2020 12:55

Thanks @SunsetRunner for replying, but note that I was enquiring about Android 10 (not 11, which probably won't be offered for the Mate 20). The update has been offered for months already, I just so far thought it's better not to change a running system.

I'm also pretty sure that one cannot compare a Pixel 3 with a Huawei Mate 20 because Huawei phones often run pretty aggressive battery saving schemes; they use their own customised version of Android.

However, thanks again for the reply and for the tip to not go with the first update available. It seems that this might be good advice regarding Fitbit OS 4.2 as well, unless someone from Fitbit can confirm that it is not the new firmware that has rendered a number of Ionic devices useless.

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