Author: Adimorah Jude

Update: the boot loop issue has been fixed and you can now download the recovery ROM below… The latest Xiaomi phone to get the Android 11 build is the Redmi Note 8 Pro. For some weeks now, the build has been on internal testing, alongside that of Redmi Note 8, which started rolling out a couple of days ago. We knew it’s only a matter of time before it’ll arrive for the Note 8 Pro. And according to recent reports, the first Android 11 build for Redmi Note 8 Pro is now available. It’s currently limited to those on the…

The wait is now over for the Redmi 9 Prime users who have been anxiously waiting for the MIUI 12 update. The phone is basically the same as the Redmi 9, which received MIUI 12 months ago, but for whatever reason, Xiaomi decides to start pushing the Redmi 9 Prime MIUI 12 update now. However, it’s a good thing the update is now available, and you can scan for a new update via the updater app. The update is on a limited rollout for now, though, and will arrive for a few selected users for preview. It’s expected to last…

It was only a matter of time before the Redmi Note 9 Pro 5G Android 11 will start rolling out. Earlier, when Xiaomi announced the list of its phones were eligible for the MIUI 12.5 beta updates, it excluded the device. It was due to a major Android 11 upgrade, which is the Android 11. The company has now released the first Redmi Note 9 Pro 5G Android 11 build for those in the MIUI 12.5 closed beta group in China. The package has a build number, MIUI 12.5 V21.1.8, and the full recovery ROM weighs in at 3.27GB. That’s expected for…

Now arriving for everyone, you should check the updater app now…. It’s been weeks since the Redmi Note 8 MIUI 12 update was first released. The rollout had an issue and couldn’t go round and was pulled after some days. A new build started rolling out after that, but didn’t still fix the bug, which has resulted in so many queries. Xiaomi, towards the end of last year, promised to roll out a new Redmi Note 8 MIUI 12 update for the global users, which will see the update get to everyone. They did keep their promise and started rolling…

With the recent events, everyone is skeptical about installing the Mi A3 Android 11 update now. All the early birds had their device bricked by this update. It was even worse than what we’ve seen before as it happened on new year’s Eve, and most people couldn’t wish their loved ones a happy new year as a result. Xiaomi, as always, acknowledged the problem and promised to fix it. Thus far, those who visited the Mi service center was able to revive their phones with zero data loss. It also seems the issues have been fixed, and you can now…