Xiaomi MIUI 12 is the newest edition of the MIUI skin which was announced today alongside the Mi 10 Youth Edition smartphone. Immediately after the announcement, Xioami did make clear that the internal testing or what is commonly known as closed beta testing has been started and the stable version release is scheduled at the end of June.
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Well, it seems Xioami has a rich plan to bring the latest skin to plenty of its devices including the pretty-much dated budget smartphones. As per the roadmap revealed by the Chinese firm, the following devices have been destined to receive the MIUI 12 in the coming months one by one.
Devices Eligible to Receive MIUI 12
- Redmi K30
- Redmi K20
- Xiaomi CC9 Pro
- Redmi Note 7 Pro
- Xiaomi 9 SE
- Xiaomi CC9
- Xiaomi CC9 Custom Edition
- Redmi Note 8 Pro
- Redmi Note 7
- Xiaomi 8
- Xiaomi 8 Screen Fingerprint Edition
- Xiaomi MIX 3
- Xiaomi 8 Transparent Discovery Edition
- MI MIX 2S
- Mi Note 3
- Mi Max 3
- Mi 8 Youth Edition
- Mi MIX 2
- Redmi Note 5
- Redmi 6X
- Mi 8 SE
- Redmi 6 etc.
Functional Design Survey of MIUI 13
Xiaomi is nowhere resting on its laurels and seems to have laid the foundation stone for its next major release, the MIUI 13. Judging from the latest developments in Xiaomi’s official community forum, Xiaomi has launched a functional design survey of MIUI 13, which is said to be updated and perfected, and the cycle continues.
The surveys listed in MIUI 13 involves many content options including camera, health, smart home, battery and power, vehicle, office and productivity, travel, multi-device interconnection, privacy protection, cloud service, basic tool services, system animation design, system security, intelligent voice, communication, children and education, performance, input methods and input experience, social, music and sound effects, information services, elderly services, visual design, themes and personalization, life And shopping, etc.
Speaking of the MIUI 12 which is still based on Android 10. It brings a visual overhaul with a simpler look, alongside reimagined animations, Dark mode 2.0, new Mi health app, more controls over privacy, and much more.
