Author: Jonjo

Xiaomi has since completed the first phase of MIUI 12.5 Enhanced Edition deployment in China. The company has also announced the second phase of the rollout. It’s expected to start on October 8, but as usual, the rollout has been initiated. Surprisingly, it’s the Redmi Note 10 5G that’s receiving the update. It brought along a new security patch build to increase system security. That means the POCO M3 Pro 5G, a rebadged version of Redmi Note 10 5G, will also receive the Enhanced Edition of MIUI 12.5. When Xiaomi announced the Enhanced Edition of MIUI 12.5, we thought the…

Xiaomi has been deploying the stable MIUI 12.5 update for months now. The company has started rolling out the build before the unveiling of the Redmi Note 10 5G / POCO M3 Pro 5G. However, the duo debuted running stable MIUI 12 based on Android 11 and has waited for the MIUI 12.5 update till now. According to reports, Xiaomi has released the Redmi Note 10 5G / POCO M3 Pro 5G MIUI 12.5 update. As usual, Mi Pilots are receiving the build for preview, after which the public will start getting the update. The Redmi Note 10 5G /…

Lately, Xiaomi seems to include all the changes on its MIUI update log. The company is known for releasing updates without the complete changes reflecting on the update log. It seems the company is making changes. The updates that have been seeded recently, seem to include all the changes on the update log. Before the latest Mi 10 Ultra update, the Global Redmi Note 9S MIUI 12.5 update had almost all the changes on the log. It’s the same as the latest Mi 10 Ultra update seeding for Chinese users. The update is seeding with a version number – MIUI…

Xiaomi, on September 15, introduced the successor of last year’s Mi 10T and 10T Pro. There are some improvements, but the vanilla Xiaomi 11T uses a Mediatek processor. The Pro variants feature the Snapdragon 888 Octa-Core SOC, which is what differentiates both phones. As expected, you can now order the Xiaomi 11T and 11T Pro for $50 less. Xiaomi is known for offering value for money smartphones. Despite that, the company has an early bird price for most of its products. During the unveiling of the Xiaomi 11T and 11T Pro, the Chinese OEM announced it will officially start selling…

Since the upgrade to Android 11, Xiaomi phones have stopped supporting third-party launchers. At least for those that want to get the full functionalities of that gesture control, they’ll have to use MIUI Alpha, MIUI Beta, or Stable launcher. Fortunately, the company has been working to include features found on top launchers out there to improve users’ experience. With that in mind, the company is rolling out a new stable MIUI launcher. Interestingly, you can install it over the Alpha of Beta MIUI launcher. Recently, the MIUI Alpha launcher introduced widget functionality and Blur on folders. Xiaomi has also continued…