On January 19, Xiaomi officially announced that its MiTalk feature will stop operation on February 19. At the time, there were questions about the usefulness of the Xiaomi MIUI 12 remote assistance feature. According to Xiaomi, there is now a new version of the remote assistance feature. This version makes it useful even without the MiTalk. However, there is also a specific tutorial for the setup of the Xiaomi MIUI 12 remote assistance feature. Let’s take a look at the steps
How to start
Go to the Mi App Store to install MiTalk. Please ensure that you have the latest version of this app. The acceptable model is version 1.2.30 and above. The current remote assistance function will work with Xiaomi Call.
Xiaomi announces MIUI 12.5 global launch for February 8 Sushant Talwar
After unveiling the MIUI 12.5 in China, Xiaomi has announced that it s ready to bring the operating system to its phones across the globe. The company has announced the global launch for MIUI 12.5 on February 8, with Xiaomi s Global MIUI ROM official account making this announcement through Facebook.
Until now, this Android 11-based operating system (OS) has been available as a closed beta for select users in the company s home country, China. The new update comes with a number of new features and also brings some security and performance upgrades.
Xiaomi also claims MIUI 12.5 is more advanced than MIUI versions before it. However, it doesn t appear that Xiaomi has gone all-in with the new software. While there are a lot of meaningful upgrades, it looks like the company has held back a little to ensure it has some major features left in the pipeline for the big MIUI 13 update that s expected t
MIUI 12.5 launched by Xiaomi: All the new features and list of supported phones
The new operating system from Xiaomi is said to be better than MIUI versions before. It brings new features and performance upgrades.
Sushant Talwar | December 29, 2020 | Updated 10:50 IST
Highlights
MIUI 12.5 offers improved privacy features.
MIUI 12.5 will be available on 21 phones for now.
Xiaomi has launched its latest flagship, the Mi 11 in China. Alongside its release, the company also revealed its latest update for its OS for smartphones, MIUI 12.5. The new update comes with a number of new features and also brings some security and performance upgrades.
The new operating system is said to be better than MIUI versions before, even though Xiaomi appears to not have gone all-in with it. It looks like the company has held back a little on it to ensure it has some major features left in the pipeline for the big MIUI 13 update that s expected to be released later next year.
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December 29, 2020
Xiaomi’s new big update is here and it is codenamed ‘12.5’ instead of the presumed ‘13’. This update is going to be initially floated in China on select Xiaomi devices – it has already been rolled out with the Snapdragon 888 powered Xiaomi Mi 11 flagship phone. The MIUI 12 update was well received by the users for its intuitive UI, and this next big update is set to better that one. The 12.5 update is more focused on the UX changes and the overall smoother experience for the users.
For starters, Xiaomi has added to its collection of the hugely popular live wallpapers, adding Snow Mountain and Geometry to the list. These wallpapers now consume 40 percent less power which is great. The system apps have also been optimized and polished for better graphics rendering.
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MIUI 12.5- Design and Performance improvements
According to Xiaomi, MIUI 12.5 is lighter, faster, and more efficient than before. In fact, it uses 20% fewer cores than before with 35% less background memory, and 25% less power consumption. Also, with the new version, Xiaomi has reduced the overall system apps that can be uninstalled (to 9) compared to others like iOS, EMUI, ColorOS.
Moving on, despite being an intermediate upgrade, Xiaomi says it is no less than a full-fledged UI. The new version has improved “MIUI Light Cone Motion Effect Architecture” than MIUI 12. It includes a dedicated thread for gestures, priority scheduling with the improved response time.