According to Xiaomi’s official MIUI 13 release schedule, the stable version will begin seeding in late January. The freshly released Xiaomi 12 series phones will get the upgrade next month but will not ship with the build. This contradicts early predictions from Xiaomi that its flagship phones will launch with MIUI 13. MIUI 13 promotional material makes some bold promises about app enhancements over MIUI 12.5 Enhanced Edition.
Key Features of MIUI 13
Xiaomi has announced the official release of the MIUI 13 Custom Android skin. It claims to enhance the system’s reliability and performance, while the fresh generation of MIUI saw little modifications. The business enhanced its privacy protections and added new backgrounds, fonts, and widgets. Interestingly, Xiaomi has posted the official MIUI 13 release schedule, which details when the stable version will begin seeding.
Here are all the features MIUI is coming with:
Performance
Xiaomi is emphasizing how much more reliable and responsive MIUI 13 is in comparison to version 12.5. Xiaomi’s promises for stability on the flagship, mid-range, and budget smartphones are summarized in the figure below. Xiaomi measures this by the number of frames lost in popular applications.
Xiaomi claims that the current version of MIUI results in a 15% reduction in lost frames on its flagships. Meanwhile, mid-range models experienced a reduction of up to 32% in drop rates, while budget models saw a reduction of up to 52% in drop rates. Obviously, this data comes from phones operating at maximum capacity, and hence real-world results may differ dramatically from these claims.
Individuals who like having many applications open at the same time should be pleased with MIUI 13’s upgrades. Xiaomi states that the Mi Mix 4 running MIUI 13 has 14 applications open. In comparison, the Huawei P50 and Oppo Find X3 Pro each had a maximum of 13, nine, and five applications.
Security Enhancements
In our connected society, security is becoming more vital. Xiaomi recognizes this and has included a number of security enhancements with MIUI 13.
For instance, the corporation placed a premium on facial verification. It improves the detection accuracy of faces. For instance, its software now automatically filters out torsos in order to concentrate just on the face. Additionally, it obtains a complete view of the user’s face, preventing anyone from fooling the system with images.
Additionally, Xiaomi announced two other new security-focused features in MIUI 13, dubbed “privacy watermark” and “fraud prevention.” However, the corporation did not elucidate the specific functions of these features. Users are waiting to see what these updates can be.
Design
MIUI 13 includes a plethora of design improvements, most notably with regard to widgets. Users will notice a slew of new widgets with a variety of functionality.
Xiaomi is also experimenting with a new typeface called MiSans. It’s a simple and attractive font that Xiaomi intends to make freely available for usage on any platform.
Additionally, MIUI 13 includes around 50 new wallpapers, including a number of dynamic “blooming” backgrounds. Users should keep their eyes out for an article shortly that will provide a link to download them.
A Virtual Assistant
In China, users may personalize their own avatars for Xiaomi’s Xiao AI virtual assistant. They may choose from over 50 outfits and accessories. That’s not all; users may also choose from a variety of different voices and create their own wake word.
MIUI Featured Pad
Xiaomi’s latest software, dubbed MIUI 13 Pad, has a small modification. This version is optimized for larger-display devices, such as tablets and foldables. Multitasking and productivity, as one would imagine, take centre stage here.
Xiaomi has included a new shortcut for switching between windowed and full-screen modes, for instance. Additionally, it enhanced 3,000 popular applications to make the most of bigger screens. Additionally, keyboard shortcuts are included, as is a redesigned global taskbar and improved drag-and-drop capabilities.
Optimization
MIUI 13 introduces enhancements to the Focus Computation, Atomic Memory, and Liquid Storage subsystems. MIUI 12.5 Enhanced Edition introduced these three self-developed innovations.
Xiaomi states that the fluency of system and third-party programs have been increased by 20%–26% as well as 15%–52%, respectively, as compared to MIUI 12.5 Enhanced Edition.
Xiaomi Mix 4 devices, for example, can now effortlessly run an average of 14 applications in the background. Finally, after 36 months of use, read-write performance on phones such as the Mi 11 Pro drops by just 5%.
Phones to Receive the MIUI 13 Update
Here are all the available phones and pads that Xiaomi has considered incorporating the latest MIUI 13 skin.
Xiaomi Mi 11, Xiaomi Mi 11 Pro, Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra, Xiaomi Mi 12 Pro, Xiaomi Mi 12 X, Xiaomi Mi 12, Pads Rollout Plan, Xiaomi Pad 5 Pro 5G, Xiaomi Pad 5 Pro, and Xiaomi Pad 5.
Naturally, the list is restricted to the Chinese stable release. We anticipate a worldwide release in February, but only if there is no special event to celebrate the update’s global release. We have our doubts, considering MIUI 13 does not have any new features. The latest update focuses on improving the reliability and performance of the MIUI.
Conclusion
Xiaomi just provided a brief view of these new widgets at the launch event, but users are anticipating more specifics in the coming days. With MIUI 13, the firm enhances privacy by introducing Privacy Watermarking, Face Verification Protection, and Electronic Fraud Protection, with Privacy Watermarking standing out as possibly the most helpful feature of the group. Along with that, Xiaomi provides new widgets, a new MiSans typeface, the Mi Magic Center for relentless media streaming regardless of devices, and an updated Control Center inspired by iOS. This is surely a milestone update from the popular company.
Source: United News of Bangladesh