Five Convenient Experiences of Huawei Mate60 Series

The Huawei Mate 60 series has been available for some time now, but considering that the official press conference is yet to take place, there's a strong likelihood of new system updates in the future. This means that the Huawei Mate 60 Pro in my possession may not represent its "final form." Nevertheless, the excitement surrounding this new phone is palpable, especially within the digital and mobile phone communities.

As a new device that proudly carries the "self-developed" label to the extreme, the Huawei Mate 60 series boasts the latest Hongmeng 4 operating system, which brings forth a range of convenient and practical features. Even as an Apple user, I can't help but be intrigued by many of these functionalities. Without further delay, let's take a quick look at a few of these features to see if any pique your interest.

1. File Transfer Station

The Super Transfer Station bears a striking resemblance to a computer's clipboard. Users have the ability to effortlessly drag and drop pictures, files, text, audio and video clips, web pages, and chat interfaces into this "transfer station" for safekeeping. From there, you can readily dispatch the contents stored in this transfer station to your desired destination.

Here's an example: when you're in the process of creating notes, you can conveniently gather all the photos you intend to include by dragging them into the transfer station simultaneously. Once you're back within your note, a simple leftward swipe and drag from the transfer station allows you to insert these selected photos directly—streamlining the process of adding the images you want to share. Should you need to insert a picture later on, just retrieve it from the transfer station. This way, you can swiftly locate the exact image you're looking for without the need for constant browsing through your photo album.

Following the Hongmeng 4 update, the "Super Transfer Station" has undergone noteworthy enhancements. It now boasts smart screen recognition, allowing for the direct recognition and subsequent copying of text from images into the transfer station. The process remains user-friendly and highly convenient.

2. Calendar Countdown

Are you still lamenting the missed opportunities, like forgetting Valentine’s Day or your child’s birthday? Or do you fear overlooking crucial events? For Huawei phone users, it's highly recommended to explore the calendar countdown function to address these concerns.

To utilize this function, open your calendar and tap on the "+" symbol situated in the lower right corner. Select "New Schedule." In addition to inputting your schedule as usual, you'll find an option for "Important Date" on the side. Once activated, the system will provide timely reminders, ensuring you don't overlook crucial dates. If you often find yourself caught up in work and have doubts about your memory, this feature is certainly invaluable.

3. Remove Image Watermarks/Unwanted Elements

Many of us enjoy hunting for emojis online, but the numerous watermarks can be a persistent annoyance.

Indeed, there are numerous methods to eliminate watermarks on mobile devices. While there are various photo editing applications available, none quite match the convenience of built-in mobile functions. Upon acquiring an image, you can access editing options within your album, locate the "remove" button, and manually designate the watermark area for swift removal.

If you're looking for an even cooler function, why not give one-click passers-by removal a try? The process follows the same path and method, instantly enhancing the quality of your scenic spot check-in photos.

4. Chat Box Encryption

In the realm of social networking, sharing is ubiquitous, and sharing chat records is one of the most fundamental actions. However, ethical considerations often lead people to encrypt their screenshots before sharing. This process is akin to removing image watermarks, essentially erasing sensitive information.

Using a Huawei mobile phone can make your life much easier. After capturing a screenshot of a chat history, the system automatically obscures sensitive content. It's a straightforward process. Snap a screenshot of the chat interface, and you'll notice private information encoding at the bottom right corner. With a single click, you can conceal the username and avatar. Of course, you can customize these settings manually if needed, providing a great deal of convenience.

5. Smart Payments

Mobile payments have become an integral part of daily life. The Huawei Mate 60 series takes convenience to the next level by intelligently recognizing scenarios and swiftly launching the appropriate application for scanning QR codes. This enhancement greatly benefits users who frequently need to scan QR codes. Take shared bicycles as an example. Previously, you'd have to open Alipay, Meituan, Maps, or other shared bicycle apps, locate the QR code scanning option, and then scan the code – a multi-step process.

However, with Zhisen code scanning, it's a whole different experience. Simply point your phone's rear camera at the bicycle's QR code. When the prompt appears on your screen, lightly tap the back of your device with your finger or tap the QR code icon. It will automatically launch the relevant app and take you directly to the QR code scanning interface.

In Conclusion:

These are just a few of the convenient and practical features offered by the Huawei Mate 60 series. Beyond these five, there are many more noteworthy experiences, including the Beidou Satellite Phone, Super Terminal, Xiaoyi AI large model, application control center, and more. While some may argue that similar features exist on other mobile phones, the overall experience sets Huawei apart. From the initial release of Hongmeng 2 to today's Hongmeng 4, these features have continued to evolve and improve. Most importantly, in an era where innovation is becoming increasingly rare, Huawei consistently addresses user pain points by introducing useful functions. Their dedication and capability in this regard deserve recognition.