Author: Jonjo

Xiaomi is not done with the Android 15-based HyperOS 2 rollout, as more eligible phones continue to get the much-anticipated upgrade. The company is upgrading the Xiaomi 12 Pro units in Europe, but it is a limited release to allow a few users to preview the build before it becomes available for everyone. Xiaomi 12 Pro Android 15-based HyperOS 2 update has been rolling out in Europe for some hours now. However, we understand only a few people have received it, and that’s normal. Unless you are a Mi Pilot member, you will get the update in the coming days.…

It has been an underwhelming year for Samsung with the current Android OS release. The company is still testing the build based on One UI 7, but only for the Galaxy S24 series. Usually, they start the test simultaneously for its flagship phones (Galaxy Z Fold and Galaxy Z Flip), but that has not happened. But that might change as a One UI 7 beta build for Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Galaxy Z Flip 6 has just been spotted. Samsung might be planning a One UI 7 beta update for its foldable phones. The beta preview has been exclusive…

Google and Samsung remain the only smartphone companies with the longest software support for their phones. While the former promises seven years of support across the board, Samsung limits that to premium phones. However, six years of Android OS updates is not bad, as upcoming mid-range phones are now confirmed to get software support for an extended period. Samsung has been teasing new phones – Galaxy A36 and Galaxy A56. The latest teaser was a video posted on YouTube and X. While the video confirmed the coming of a new A-series device, none of the phones were on the video.…

While there have been bug reports compared to what we see after a major upgrade by Xiaomi in the past, a few frustrating issues have surfaced in the last few weeks. It seems the Redmi Note 12S users are taking the hit, as many problems are being reported by the device owners. Recently, Xiaomi confirmed they have supposedly fixed the green line issue on the phone’s display. They have also confirmed resolving the screen blinking bug experienced by users when using their devices. We understand the problem is exclusive to a few people, global ROM users, to be precise. If…

Well, has it been fixed? We doubt, as the green line issue has been confirmed as a hardware problem. Even though many people start seeing the line after a software upgrade, research done on the issue so far suggests you cannot solve the problem without replacing the display. So how did Xiaomi “fix the green line issue on Redmi Note 12S?” Apparently, Redmi Note 12S users started seeing green lines on their display after installing the HyperOS 2 update. The issue at the time of this report affects the global models of the phone. OS2.0.1.0. VHZMIXM, to be precise. Instead…