Xiaomi might be about to start the third phase of the MIUI 12.5 rollout, but they aren’t done with MIUI 12 just yet. That’s surprising, right? Especially when you realize it has been over six months since the unveiling of MIUI 12.5. But it is better later than never, and that also gives hope for the Redmi 5 Plus MIUI 12 update arriving soon as the Redmi Note 5 bags the update in China. The Redmi Note 5 MIUI 12 update comes with the features you would expect, some of them which the current version has improved. It includes…
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Xiaomi’s 2018 flagship device, Mi 8, will receive the MIUI 12.5 update as confirmed by the company’s executive. The device was released in 2018, running MIUI 10 on top of Android 8.1 (Oreo). In the last three years, the device has picked two Android OS updates and two MIUI updates. It’s currently running MIUI 12 on top of Android 10, and going by the recent report, the device will soon start receiving the MIUI 12.5 update. And no, the device won’t receive Android 11. Xiaomi flagship phones receive just two Android OS updates throughout their support period. The Mi 8…
The Xiaomi Mi A2 is on the last days of security support, but that hasn’t affected up-to-date security patch rollout. Xiaomi has been pushing security patch updates to the devices for months now, but as it stands, that might soon come to an end, given the Android One Policy. It promises two Android OS updates and at least three years of security support, and Mi A2 has been enjoying that for the past 33 months or so. Xiaomi released the Mi A2 in July 2019 with Android 8.1 (Oreo). It’s a reworked Mi 6X, which has stopped receiving any form…
The MIUI+ was first introduced to the closed beta group even before MIUI 12.5 was announced. At that time, the feature was believed to be part of MIUI 13, but Xiaomi announced its plans for MIUI 12.5. As expected, MIUI+ is part of the MIUI 12.5 features and is now available for a handful of Xiaomi phones. However, only Chinese ROM users are enjoying that unless you’re running Xiaomi.EU ROM. Xiaomi first rolled out the feature as Screen Combo to the Mi 10 Ultra. It allows you to display the content of your smartphone via a PC. The connection is…
There’s a growing concern about MIUI updates, especially bugs that seem to arrive with each of them. The latest victims are the global POCO X3 NFC users. It looks like the Widevine DRM security level has been pushed back to L3 after the latest Android 11 upgrade. Of course, that’s not the only issue arising from that upgrade, but luckily, there’s a way to enable Widevine L1 on global POCO X3 NFC. For starters, Widevine is a Digital Right Management (DRM) encryption scheme used by streaming services like Netflix, Hulu’s, and others for licensing, distributing, and protecting video playbacks on…