Author: Jonjo

There have been reports about the potential replacement of MIUI with MiOS. While some of that is true, Xiaomi won’t replace MIUI with MiOS, rather, the company’s next Android skin will answer HyperOS.   Xiaomi has officially announced it’s replacing MIUI with the all-new HyperOS after 13 years. Over these past few years, the company has worked on improving its Android skin, which saw a big improvement with MIUI 14. It has become more stable, though, the animation still needs some work to become on par with the best out there. And maybe moving to a new Android skin means the…

Xiaomi started rolling out the Android 14 update with its in-house MIUI 14 skin on October 4, 2023. The rollout is currently exclusive to limited users known as beta testers. They’ll preview the ROM for a couple of weeks before it can become available on the stable channel. The idea is to address any issues these people might find in the build so the public won’t deal with them. As expected, a handful of bugs affecting Xiaomi phones running Android 14 are already being reported. So far, only the Xiaomi 13, Xiaomi 13 Pro, and Xiaomi 12T have got the…

Xiaomi MIUI 14 bugs: check below for all the bugs and affected devices… The latest iteration of MIUI (MIUI 14) has been rolling out for months and has already been made available for a bunch of Xiaomi phones. While the upgrade has been seamless, some issues are being reported. Xiaomi MIUI updates before now are arguably the Android skin with the most bugs. New issues seem to surface after each upgrade, even when it’s not a new iteration of MIUI. There has been a massive improvement in that aspect with the introduction of MIUI 14. The latest iteration of MIUI…

Xiaomi has released the Android 14-based MIUI 14 update to limited users in Europe, Global, and China. The Chinese tech company is still rolling out a “stable beta” build to address any issues before releasing the update to the public. This is a good plan, as users are already reporting bugs after the latest Android OS upgrade. A few Xiaomi 13 / Pro users are having issues using Google Pay/Wallet, which we believe is due to security reasons. Also, some device users are reporting issues with unlocking screen being too slow. Another problem, but this time, is being faced by…

Only a few Xiaomi phones are currently running Android 14-based MIUI 14 update. The Chinese company released the build to limited users after the official release by Google. As always, these users received a “stable beta” build, which isn’t stable enough as a daily driver. And for security reasons, Google Pay doesn’t seem to work on these phones running Android 14 beta. When Google released the Android 14 QPR1 beta update, users were not able to use Google Wallet to make payments. Trying to initiate a payment using Google Wallet pops up an error message, “Device doesn’t meet security requirements.”…