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Xiaomi is expected to release the next iteration of MIUI very soon. Rumors and leaks suggest that the next version of MIUI dubbed MIUI 13 could be released later this year. No precise date has yet been revealed. However, a new report has revealed the names of some eligible devices. Also Read – Qualcomm Snapdragon 898 Could Support 150W Fast Charging: Details Here
According to the Twitter user Xiaomiui | Xiaomi and MIUI news, nine Xiaomi smartphones have more or less been confirmed to receive the latest MIUI update in the first batch. The names of these phones appeared in the source code of MIUI 13. Also Read – Amid Chip Crisis Xiaomi and Redmi Have Big Plans for Indian Smartphone Market
List of phones to be among the first to receive MIUI 13 update:
Xiaomi mi mix 4
Xiaomi mi 11
Xiaomi mi 11 pro
Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra
Xiaomi mi 11 lite
Xiaomi mi 10s
Redmi k40
Redmi K40 Pro
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MIUI 13 release date
While the release date for MIUI 13 has yet to be revealed, rumors and leaks circulating on the internet suggest that the rollout should take place by the end of this year. We expect the Chinese smartphone maker to reveal more details on the release of MIUI 13 in the coming days.
The aforementioned phones are expected to receive the MIUI 13 update in the first batch. The rest of the eligible phones will get it in 2022. We’re still waiting for the specific release date.
The smartphone maker announced the new version of MIUI in June this year. The new software version brings several changes and improvements in multiple performance and battery optimizations. The MIUI 13 operating system will also bring a revamped user interface design. The company claims that the new operating system will significantly improve the overall user experience.
Xiaomi recently pushed the battery optimizations of MIUI 12.5 towards Redmi Note 11 Pro battery life. The recently announced MIUI 12.5 makes several performance-related tweaks and brings atomic or atomized memory features that allow users to run more apps in the background.
