Before the official unveiling of MIUI 12.5, the MIUI+, previously known as the “Screen Combo feature,” was limited to Mi 10 Ultra and only supports Mi NoteBook Pro 15 2020. The list has since expanded, and nine Xiaomi phones currently support the feature. However, it seems the MIUI+ support is still limited to Mi NoteBooks and Xiaomi phones running Snapdragon Chips. But the company going by the latest report will soon extend MIUI+ support to MacBooks and integrate it with MTK models.
For starters, the MIUI+ is basically like the Desktop mode feature in most Android phones. It’s one of the features of the newly released MIUI 12.5 system update. The feature makes it possible to project the screen of the mobile phone to the computer. It supports functions like viewing mobile notifications, drag and drop transferring of files, two-way synchronization. But it seems the company will expand the features available in MIUI +to support initiating the computer camera to make a video call.
The latest development was posted on the official MIUI Weibo account. According to the post, which is the summary of the online Q&A section about the MIUI+ functions. The person in charge of answering the community queries when asked about the Redmi K30 Ultra, which runs Mediatek processor adapting the MIUI+ functions answered;
“Due to different platforms, we have prioritized
The MTK model is also being adjusted
Researched and adapted. But because MIUI+ is very dependent
The chip’s network and coding capabilities, so we
Some machines that can guarantee an excellent user experience are launched first type.
K30U also has some basic problems in solving the adaptation,
If the adaptation is completed and various experience indicators can be reached.”
When quizzed about the possibility of the MIUI+ function initiating computer cameras to make video calls, the person in charge confirmed it’s a work in progress and that the company is already making plans. He also confirmed that MIUI + support for MacBooks.
Meanwhile, it’s unclear when the function (screen combo feature) will start supporting these devices, but we hope it’s soon. You can head over to the source link and learn about other questions that were answered by the person in charge.
