Honor Magic 8 series is now receiving a Huawei-like eye tracking feature with the new MagicOS 10 update. The new addition to the phones will enable users to automatically turn the pages while reading e-books without using their hands!
Interestingly, the feature is similar to Huawei’s AI-powered eye-tracking page-turning feature. The capability debuted with the Pura X last year to enhance the user experience.
Meanwhile, Honor launched this eye-tracking feature with the MagicOS 10 and is now bringing it to the Magic 8 series. Enabling this tool on your flagship phone will let you track and turn pages right through your eyes instead of your hands.
Step to access: Honor Magic 8 phone users need to install the MagicOS 10.0.0.122 software version to access the new feature. This update weighs 790 Megabytes.
After installation, open the Settings app on your phone and head towards the Honor AI & YOYO section. Select Eye Tracking and turn on the toggle of the new feature.
The company has also upgraded certain tips and tricks of the Magic 8 series with a brand-new interface and comprehensive content. It will help users to easily master the usage skills of the phone and ensure a smooth smartphone experience.
You can check the complete changelog of the new update below.
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Eye Tracking
- Added a new eye-tracking page-turning feature, allowing you to automatically turn pages while reading, freeing your hands and providing an immersive reading experience. Path: Settings > Honor AI & YOYO > Eye Tracking > Eye-tracking Page Turning.
Screen Recording
- Added a new Screen Recording mode, which supports recording screens without capturing banner notifications, status bars, and animated icons, effectively protecting your privacy and making your recorded video content cleaner.
- New feature supports simultaneous call and screen recording. It starts screen recording during a call without interruption, and you can make calls or receive incoming calls while recording screens. Simultaneous screen recording will not capture call content, effectively protecting your privacy.
Control Center
- The WLAN, Bluetooth, and media cards in the Control Center now feature a motion rebound effect when expanded and collapsed.
Battery Life
- Optimize battery life experience in certain scenarios.
System
- Optimized the scrolling experience in some applications, such as the home screen and the 12306 railway ticketing system.
- Fixed lag issues in certain scenarios and improved overall system smoothness.
Stability
- Improved system stability and optimized some third-party app crashes and unresponsiveness issues, making your phone run more stably.
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