Author: Adimorah Jude

The list of POCO phones that have stopped receiving updates have been updated. Check the list below… POCO is a spin-off Xiaomi brand that focuses on high-end to mid-range phones. Their device offers great value for money but mostly reworked Redmi phones. However, the company still stresses they’re independent, and hence, why we’re covering POCO phones that have stopped receiving updates in a separate post. The POCO brand has been around for a couple of years, with only a few of their devices on the End of support list. Its first-ever phone, Pocophone F1, launched in 2018, and the POCO…

Xiaomi has a bunch of smartphones on its stables ranging from entry-level to premium Android phones. The Chinese company offers these devices in different brands, which include Xiaomi, Redmi, and POCO. And because POCO is believed to be an independent brand, we will focus on Redmi and Xiaomi phones that have stopped receiving updates in this post. Typical of Xiaomi, a new phone is released monthly, but the company always finds a way to support these phones. The company promises at least two years of support, during which two Android OS updates will be released for the device. Of course,…

Xiaomi Mi 11 Lite and POCO X3 Pro have been added to the EOL list. The duo hasn’t been receiving updates, and with the latest development, it means HyperOS officially won’t be coming. You might consider switching to a new Xiaomi phone if you prioritize security. Xiaomi has a five-year support policy that started with the Xiaomi 13T series. It means select devices released after that announcement will receive four Android OS upgrades and five years of security support. Before that, Xiaomi phones were eligible for three years of Android support with two OS upgrades guaranteed, which applies to the Xiaomi Mi 11 Lite…

Xiaomi 10 is the last device to start getting the much-anticipated HyperOS upgrade. The 2020 flagship phone is receiving the update in select regions, with only Mi Pilots given access to the ROM. We expect the public release in the coming days, but you can install the ROM with an authorized Mi Beta account. It’s been only a few days since Xiaomi 11 received the HyperOS update Globally, and now, the Xiaomi 10 HyperOS update is available. The release is exclusive to European models, with global rollout expected in the coming days. If you are using the European units, you will need the details…

Xiaomi has started rolling out the much-anticipated HyperOS upgrade to the global POCO F3. The update is seeding for select units, with more people getting it after the beta preview, which will take about two weeks. However, you can install the Recovery ROM with an authorized Mi Beta account. It is exactly eight days since the Redmi K40 started getting the HyperOS update in China. Since it’s the Chinese version of the POCO F3, we anticipated the update to arrive on global units soon. That’s the case, as Global POCO F3 HyperOS is now available for download. The update is rolling…