Author: Adimorah Jude

Xiaomi might have released the stable HyperOS update to global users, but most people are still running MIUI. That’s the case of the Redmi Note 10 units, which got a new update a couple of days after months of weeks. Unfortunately, the update seems to have broken the Launcher, which is now unresponsive. Xiaomi Redmi Note 10 has been moved to quarterly update releases, meaning the device gets a new update every three months. The latest build arrived a few days ago based on MIUI 14, which bumped the Android security patch level to October 2023. While the update improved…

The latest Xiaomi phones to start getting the much-anticipated HyperOS update are last year’s flagship phones. It is the Xiaomi 13 that is getting the update but limited to a few people in certain regions. It has been 24 hours since Xiaomi presented HyperOS globally while releasing the rollout plan. The update, according to the roadmap, isn’t supposed to start rolling out until next year, but it has since arrived for Xiaomi 13 Ultra, Xiaomi 12T, Redmi Note 12 NFC, and others. However, only Mi Pilots members are getting the update for preview, while the public release is expected in…

Google has been fighting some legal battles for months, and they do not seem to be winning. Last week, the tech company lost its fight with Epic Games, and now, the settlement of the antitrust concerns has been revealed. Google was sued over Play Store antitrust concerns by 36 US states in 2021. While the lawsuit was settled in September, it has taken till now for the terms of the settlement to be revealed.  How Google will pay $700m The agreement reached by Google and the US legal official is a payment of $630m into a settlement fund that will…

Today, Xiaomi officially presented the HyperOS globally while releasing the rollout plan. According to the roadmap, stable HyperOS is not supposed to start rolling out until next month, at least, but that’s not the case. The much-anticipated upgrade has since arrived for some premium devices, and now, the Redmi Note 12 NFC HyperOS update has started rolling out. With HyperOS, Xiaomi moved from MIUI but kept its design language. It means the latest Xiaomi Android skin did not bring a major UI redesign with a focus on performance improvement and enhancing animation. The update also improves connectivity while improving security.…

It has been only a few hours since Xiaomi announced HyperOS globally, with the rollout expected to start in Q4 2024, according to the official roadmap. However, the company is already rolling out the update, which has since arrived for some Xiaomi 12T users in Europe. Xiaomi 13 Ultra users in the same region have started getting the much-anticipated upgrade as well. Xiaomi has prioritized system improvements and enhanced connectivity with the HyperOS update. The latest OS did not bring major UI changes, though there has been a redesign of some system apps, like that weather app. Animation has improved…