Honor MagicOS 11 first batch of internal beta testers are open for registration again: Magic8, Magic7 series and others are included.

Fast Technology reported that Honor’s product maintenance and upgrade manager, “Honor Xiaofangge,” announced that the registration channel for the first batch of internal beta test models of MagicOS 11 has been reopened.

Users who missed the registration deadline can apply through “Settings > System and Updates > Software Update > Three dots in the upper right corner > Upgrade Preview > Beta Registration”.

“Honor Xiaofangge” said that after completing the registration today, he expects to receive the beta version push as early as tomorrow.

The registered models include: Honor Magic V6, Magic V5, Magic8 RSR Porsche Design, Magic8 Pro, Magic8 Pro Air, Magic8, Magic7 RSR Porsche Design, Magic7 Pro, Magic7, Honor 600 Pro, 600 Super Edition, 600 Vitality Edition, WIN, WIN RT, GT Pro, as well as MagicPad3 Pro, MagicPad3 Pro 12.3 and other devices.

Meanwhile, the second batch of internal testing for MagicOS 11 has entered the preparation stage, and recruitment is expected to begin in mid-September.

It is understood that MagicOS 11 will be officially released on September 15th at 19:00. Honor stated that this is the industry’s first mobile operating system to truly achieve commercial deployment of system-level Agent Harness.

MagicOS 11 is all about “comprehensive evolution,” bringing a new architecture, new interaction, and new experience. It will also upgrade the YOYO smart experience through deep integration of “proactive services” and “automatic execution.”

The system supports lossless compression of data storage and automatic cleanup of redundant files, saving up to 60GB of storage space.

In terms of system architecture, MagicOS 11 adopts a dual architecture design of Honor Glazed Architecture and Honor Hummingbird Architecture.

Among them, the Honor Glazed Architecture reconstructs the underlying Android system and brings the first dynamic liquid glass effect to Android, further enhancing the system’s visual performance and interactive experience.