#Xiaomi_MIUI

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It will appear in Xiaomi 14 Lu Weibing, President of Xiaomi Group and General Manager of the Redmi brand, officially announced a new brand of Xiaomi image sensors - Light and Shadow Hunter. He stated that the sensor will allow for more realistic colors, rich light, and deep shadows, while its power consumption will be reduced by 42% compared to its predecessor. This means that when using a smartphone camera, the battery will drain much more slowly. As a result, the smartphone will work longer without recharging. [caption id="attachment_73676" align="aligncenter" width="450"] Xiaomi[/caption] “Hunter of light and shadows” - Xiaomi introduced a new brand of image sensors It was previously announced that the presentation of Xiaomi 14 will take place on October 26, at 14:00 Moscow time. The collaboration between Xiaomi and Leica was also mentioned, which resulted in the creation of a top-end camera. Lu Weibing said that he would go to the factory to help assemble Xiaomi 14 smartphones. Xiaomi should be the first company to present its smartphones on the new top-end SoC Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 3. The announcement of the latter is also expected on October 26.

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They have received Class II medical device certification Xiaomi has officially announced that the company's first watch for taking an ECG and measuring blood pressure will be presented tomorrow, October 26. [caption id="attachment_73532" align="aligncenter" width="616"] Xiaomi's[/caption] Xiaomi's first watch for measuring ECG and blood pressure has been announced The device has already received a China Class II Medical Device Registration Certificate. The image shows the results of pressure and heart rate measurements. The delivery set will include a watch, a strap, a charger, and software for measurements. The watch measures blood pressure and heart rate in adults using the oscillometric method. [caption id="attachment_73533" align="aligncenter" width="450"] Xiaomi's[/caption] Along with these watches, Xiaomi 14, HyperOS, Xiaomi Watch S3, and other products will also be presented.

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It will be released on October 26th Today Xiaomi officially announced that it will hold a launch conference on October 26th. In addition to the Xiaomi 14 smartphones and the HyperOS operating system, the release of another product was officially announced - the 85-inch Xiaomi TV S Pro. The Xiaomi TV S Pro line includes models with a diagonal of 65, 75, and 100 inches, which are offered for $590, $820, and $2,460 respectively. How much the new model will cost has not yet been announced, but the price will be significantly higher than $1,000. [caption id="attachment_73054" align="aligncenter" width="780"] Xiaomi's[/caption] Xiaomi's latest 85-inch TV announced This line is equipped with MiniLED screens with 4K resolution with a frequency of 144 Hz, peak brightness of 2200 cd/m2, and support for 1.07 billion colors, as well as Dolby Vision / Atmos. Xiaomi TV S Pro is equipped with quad-core, 4 GB of RAM and 64 GB of flash memory, Wi-Fi 6, two HDMI 2.1 connectors, and an NFC remote control. Earlier there was information that the new Xiaomi TV S Pro series was out of stock. Xiaomi said it is increasing capacity.

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It is available to all beta program participants in China The internal beta version of the MIUI 14 interface based on Android 14 for smartphones in the Xiaomi 14 line was released on October 5. Now, the company has already released a public beta version - anyone who has signed up for the beta testing program can download it. True, so far only in China. [caption id="attachment_68749" align="aligncenter" width="619"] MIUI 14 on Android 14[/caption] The firmware size is 6.1 GB and includes the October Android security updates. [caption id="attachment_68750" align="aligncenter" width="270"] MIUI 14 on Android 14[/caption] The first Xiaomi smartphones with Android 14 pre-installed will be the Xiaomi 14 and Xiaomi 14 Pro. Their premiere is expected on October 27.

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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.

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The release of the final firmware version is expected in a month Xiaomi is preparing MIUI 15 for various smartphones, but the company has something interesting in store for its flagships: Xiaomi 13 Ultra and Redmi K60 Pro will receive a special version of the interface. How exactly this version of MIUI 15 will differ from the usual one is not reported, but it will be based on Android 14. [caption id="attachment_61762" align="aligncenter" width="780"] MIUI 15 for Xiaomi 13 Ultra[/caption] Xiaomi is preparing a special version of MIUI 15 for Xiaomi 13 Ultra and Redmi K60 Pro The stable beta version of the new interface for Xiaomi Mi 13 Ultra is designated as MIUI-V15.0.0.1.UMACNXM, for Redmi K60 Pro – MIUI-V15.0.0.1.UMKCNXM. The release of final firmware versions is expected in late October – early November. That is, these two models can receive the final MIUI 15 even before Xiaomi 14 and Xiaomi 14 Pro.

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For the older one, they will ask for 900 euros Smartphones of the Xiaomi 13T line will be presented on September 26 in Berlin. These are global models that will be in many ways similar to the models of the Redmi K60 line. [caption id="attachment_55159" align="aligncenter" width="780"] Xiaomi 13T and 13T Pro[/caption] In particular, in fresh high-quality renders, both Xiaomi 13T and 13T Pro completely copy the Redmi K60 Ultra in design. Technically, the two new Xiaomi products will also be very similar. Both will receive 144Hz AMOLED screens with a diagonal of 6.67 inches with a resolution of 2712 × 1220 pixels, which is identical to the screen of the Redmi K60 Ultra. Xiaomi 13T and 13T Pro will be better than the Chinese Redmi K60 Pro/Ultra Both smartphones will also have a 50-megapixel main camera based on the Sony IMX707 sensor, a 50-megapixel telephoto camera, and a 12-megapixel ultra-wide-angle camera. This is much better than the K60 Ultra camera, which does not have a “telephoto” at all. Xiaomi 13T Pro will copy the K60 Ultra in terms of platform. The heart will be the same top-end SoC Dimensity 9200+. And the Xiaomi 13T will be based on the Dimensity 8200 Ultra. The batteries will be identical: 5000 mAh each, but the charges will differ. The older version will receive 120 watts, and the younger will be content with 67 watts. For Xiaomi 13T they will allegedly ask for 700 euros, and for 13T Pro, you will have to pay at least 900 euros. For comparison: Xiaomi 12T and 12T Pro with similar parameters a year ago were released at prices of 600 and 750 euros, respectively.