Weibo tipster @RuiPlaysDigital shared an image of two Control Panels, claiming them to be of HarmonyOS NEXT and MagicOS 9.0. One of these is similar to an early revelation of HarmonyOS NEXT Control Center and adds consent on this matter.

The tipster says the only difference between HarmonyOS NEXT and Honor MagicOS 9.0 Control Panel is the arrangement of widgets. For instance, the Wi-Fi and Bluetooth tabs, audio controller, volume and brightness adjuster, and so on.

Meanwhile, other features and icons of these two Control Panels are quite identical to each other. The blur effect between the two also differs to some extent but possesses the same capability. Let’s explore both Control Panels one by one.

Honor MagicOS 9.0 Control Panel

The Wi-Fi and Bluetooth tabs are placed vertically on the top left, beside the hotspot section. Below these buttons, users will find the media player and two adjusters: brightness and volume. Settings and Edit icons are also visible above the hotspot.

At the topmost side, there is a battery indicator and other network services icon. The rest of the Control Panel is full of quick setting icons like ring, rotate, and more.

The live image shows an opaque background rather than a slight blur. But that could be the wallpaper effect. Other changes will be clear by the MagicOS 9.0 launch.

HarmonyOS NEXT vs MagicOS 9.0: Control Panel (Image Credits: Weibo)

HarmonyOS NEXT Control Panel

The current appearance is quite similar to a previous leak. It shows merged items instead of separate ones. Just opt for a simple “swipe down” gesture to see all the icons alongside a large brightness adjuster, which is not visible in this picture.

All the icons and tabs appear at equidistance from each other. The tiny icons are now more round than ever before and seem quite big as well as recognizable.

One side of the Control Panel shows the setting icon while the other one highlights the editing option. The background seems more blurry, giving the effect of the main wallpaper on the Control Panel which ultimately makes it more appealing.

Concluding the points, the tipster said that HarmonyOS NEXT Control Panel isn’t the final version. Huawei could make more changes and modify it with the stable version. Thus, we may find more interesting changes between the two major OS(s) later.

Leak shows similar Control Panel of HarmonyOS NEXT and MagicOS 9.0 (Image Credits: Weibo)

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Android 15 Easter Egg initially appeared in the Android 14 QPR3 Beta 1. But at that time, the mini-space game was quite uncertain and appeared similar to the one we have on the 14th version. Now Google is giving a small but new twist to it.

Inputs reveal that the Android 15 Easter Egg will feature the same space minigame as the previous software build. At that time, users need to set the projection of the mini spacecraft and shoot it out to different planets in the universe.

But this time, after your spaceship lands on the planet or celestial bodies, you will get the opportunity to plant a yellow-colored flag. It’s a simple yet interesting as well as easy tweak to the Android’s Easter Egg game over the previous version.

Android 15 to get new changes in Easter Egg (Image Credits: AndroidAuthority)

The Easter Egg further counts and shows the number of planets or celestial bodies you have visited so far. Note that this feature is currently covered with a flag and might not show up with any Android 15 beta build. Although we could expect it with the upcoming versions or the stable release.

Users can check the availability of this change by going to Settings > System Information page. Now tap on the build version till you see the Android 15 logo. Now press and hold the logo to begin the minigame.

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