According to rumors, MIUI will be replaced by the MiOS interface An insider known on the Weibo social network as Digital Chat Station wrote the following: “ MIUI 14 has been confirmed to be the last official version of MIUI. MIUI 14, as a final work, can be considered as an excellent “graduate project”. It’s a cutting-edge system, but the animation effects aren’t great. I hope the new work [of the Xiaomi software development team] can eliminate this flaw! » A reputable insider said that MIUI 14 is the latest version of the famous firmware This is a very loud statement, and so far […]
According to rumors, MIUI will be replaced by the MiOS interface An insider known on the Weibo social network as Digital Chat Station wrote the following: “ MIUI 14 has been confirmed to be the last official version of MIUI. MIUI 14, as a final work, can be considered as an excellent "graduate project". It's a cutting-edge system, but the animation effects aren't great. I hope the new work [of the Xiaomi software development team] can eliminate this flaw! » [caption id="attachment_64909" align="aligncenter" width="780"] MIUI 14[/caption] A reputable insider said that MIUI 14 is the latest version of the famous firmware This is a very loud statement, and so far it is viewed with distrust even in China itself. Especially after new details about MIUI 15 appeared on the Internet. However, Digital Chat Station may be right. One of the most reasonable explanations of his words sounds like this: Chinese Xiaomi smartphones will really “get rid” of MIUI - they will switch to a completely new MiOS shell, but MIUI 15 will remain on the global market - and the first smartphones with it will be Xiaomi 14 and Xiaomi 14 Pro. In China, these models will be the first with the MiOS shell. Previously, Digital Chat Station was the first to accurately report the specifications and release dates of Redmi K50 and Xiaomi 12.