Author: Jonjo

Xiaomi has started pushing the Android 11-based MIUI 12 update for the Mi Note 10 / Pro. The update first arrived for the European users and was only a matter of time before it gets to other regions. Luckily, there haven’t been many complaints about bugs, which is why the company has released the update to the global models. However, it is still a limited rollout, for now, meaning that only a few selected users are going to receive the update, pending when the beta preview is completed. The update, going by reports, is arriving with a version number -…

Considering the speed at which Xiaomi is rolling out the Android 11 build, one would expect the update to have reached the Global and European models of the Redmi Note 9 Pro. The device was among the few Xiaomi phones to receive the update last year. It was the Indian models that received the update, and given how MIUI updates are rolled out, both global and EEA models should have received the update by now. However, that is not the case, and it seems the global and European Android 11 update for the Redmi Note 9 Pro is not yet…

Android 11 is said to have the highest adoption rate, and Xiaomi might be the driving force. While some OEMs are yet to start updating their flagship phones from last year to the current Android OS, Xiaomi will soon finalize the upgrade. The company has been swiftly rolling out the update to eligible devices, and you can check for all Xiaomi phones that have received Android 11 here. And yes, the Xiaomi Mi 10T and Mi 10T Pro Android 11 update was released a while ago, but in India and Europe. It has now extended to the global users, and…

Since the POCO X3 NFC hit the shelves last year, it has received maximum support. The last update that arrived for the device was a couple of days which brought the February 2021 security patch to improve system security and stability. Of course, it also fortified the device ahead of the Android 11 update, and according to reports, the POCO X3 NFC Android 11 update has been released in Europe.  It might be a bit surprising to see the update start arriving in Europe, given that it’s not up to a week since the last update arrived in the region.…

POCO Community app v1.0.0 has been released and you can now download via the link below… POCO came to light with the Pocophone F1, which they released as a Xiaomi sub-brand in 2018. The company has added lots of other phones to its stable since gaining independence early this year. Meanwhile, throughout the year, they have been on Xiaomi supply change. Most POCO phones we have seen this year are rebranded Redmi phones, and they debut running MIUI –Xiaomi’s in-house Android skin. It shows the company still depends heavily on Xiaomi, even though they announced after the unveiling of the…