Author: Adimorah Jude

After the release of Android 11 beta 1 to Google Pixel phones, a couple of weeks ago, Xiaomi announced its plans to bring the update to its device. The company has already started the development of Android 11 for some premium phones. Thus far, over eight Xiaomi phones are currently having a closed beta testing for the update, while the Mi 10, Mi 10 Pro, and Redmi K30 Pro are having an open beta testing, which is arriving alongside the MIUI 12 update. According to the latest report, the Android 11 update will arrive on more than 20 Xiaomi phones,…

The Redmi Note 10 Pro will supposedly succeed in the Redmi Note 9 Pro at some point. It was in March that Xiaomi debuted the latter with Snapdragon 720G, having launched the predecessor – Redmi Note 8 Pro – with Mediatek Helio G90T SoC. However, it seems the company will be reverting to Mediatek processor for its next Redmi Note Pro device. The Redmi Note 9 Pro has been in the market for nearly five months, and it seems the successor is already in the works. According to recent reports from Digital Chat Station, Xiaomi will be launching a new…

It’s all about MIUI 12 this time with a bunch of Xiaomi phones already rocking the company’s latest Android skin. The update is still arriving on more devices every day, but unfortunately, it’s a MIUI 11 based security patch build that is being sent to the Redmi Note 9 Pro. However, there’s no need to panic as it’s a matter of time before the stable MIUI 12 update for Redmi Note 9 Pro is released. Because having debuted with MIUI 11 based on Android 10, the device is eligible for both MIUI 12 and Android 11. Meanwhile, the new build…

Xiaomi has been upgrading the Redmi Note 7 to Android 10 for a while now. But due to how OTAs are rolled out, some users are only receiving the Global stable Android 10 update for Redmi Note 7 for the first time. It is arriving with a build number, “MIUI 11.0.1.0 QFGMIXM”, and weighs in at 2.GB. Arriving with the latest build is an updated Android Security patch for July to improve device security. It also arrived with a new feature dubbed Mi share, which pins recently connected device on top of the list for a short time. Android 10…

Its believed that Xiaomi is working on a back tap function for it’s Xiaomi phones for some time now. That particular feature is part of the newly released iOS 14 and Android 11, meaning it will eventually come to Xiaomi phones that will receive the Android 11 update. Meanwhile, since the company wants to integrate the function into MIUI 12, hopefully, all eligible devices for the update will receive the back tap functionality without Android 11. The feature will allow you to carry out a few tasks on your smartphone by double-tapping on the back. Depending on what your preferences…