Honor has made a bold announcement regarding its software update commitment for the upcoming Honor 400 smartphone series, setting a new standard in the industry.
The Honor 400 and 400 Pro are set to be officially unveiled on May 22, with Honor teasing some exciting news about its software strategy ahead of the launch date, coinciding with Google I/O 2025.
Extended update promise for Honor 400
Honor has promised an impressive six years of Android support for the Honor 400 and 400 Pro, ensuring users receive OS upgrades and security updates until at least 2031. This commitment places Honor among the top brands in terms of software support, trailing closely behind industry giants like Google and Samsung.
Furthermore, Honor has committed to delivering Android 16 to the Honor 400 series, Honor Magic 7 Pro, and Honor Magic V3 by the end of the year, showcasing a rare level of transparency and dedication to software updates.
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Honor’s big software push
Honor is clearly prioritizing software enhancements, as evidenced by its recent initiatives. The company provided developers with early access to Android 16 Beta 3 through the Honor Magic 7 Pro, demonstrating its commitment to staying ahead of the curve.
Additionally, the Honor Magic 6 Pro and Honor Magic V2 were among the first devices to receive Android 15 Beta 1 in 2024, showcasing Honor’s proactive approach to software updates.
Notably, the Honor 400 series will be the first to utilize Google’s Veo 2 video generation model for its Image to video feature, leveraging AI technology to convert still images into dynamic five-second videos.
