Huawei P10's first update addresses some camera issues

Huawei P10 is available for pre-order for quite some time in various countries, but before hitting the shelves, the Chinese company released a new update that fixes some camera issues.

The update seems to be available in Europe first, so those who got their hands on a P10 should check out their phones. The update weighs in at 245MB, so it's pretty small. It comes with an official changelog as well, so let's take a loot at the changes it brings.

First of all, the update should address an issue where the camera couldn't launch in Google Voice. Also, Huawei fixed a problem with the camera preview screen, which did not display correctly in certain situations.

Aside from the fixes above, Huawei says the update should improve system performance and stability so that the phone will work much smoother. Obviously, your Huawei P10 will remain on Android 7.0 Nougat and EMUI 5.1, nothing is changed.

As expected, since this is a maintenance update, it shouldn't erase any of your personal data from the phone, but you can do a back up just in case if you're a privacy freak.

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