This week Xiaomi had an event in Bejing, China , where it presented its latest flagship smartphones, although these were not all the news it had prepared. And it is that the brand new version of its MIUI 12.5 customization layer has been confirmed with a greater number of improvements than previously expected.
Although at first glance it might seem like a small usual update for its current platform, MIUI 12 , the truth is that six months after its release it has been possible to include different features that range from privacy improvements, optimized handling of applications and the ability to receive notifications and even function to work on connected Windows devices, among other options.
MIUI 12.5 official features: These are the main news of Xiaomi MIUI 12.5
MIUI 12.5 points to greater simplicity and elegance in its interface
The company has indicated that this new layer of personalization will be the one that it says present during its Smartphones in 2021, so there is no need to wait for version 13 in the short term and perhaps the company will end up skipping that number due to superstition issues in the local country. .
In the first instance MIUI 12.5 has improved the aesthetics and the general visual design and has even been compared at the same event with the Apple platform to show how the transition effects are practically the same. There is also a new dynamic wallpaper based on the four sister mountains of Sichuan, China, which changes in four variants depending on the climate one is in.
Likewise, MIUI 12.5 has managed to optimize its performance to achieve a lower consumption of around 20% memory and 25% energy , with a decrease in memory use in the background by an average of 35%. In addition, it promises to be the Chinese firm with the fewest Apps pre-installed from the factory on its mobiles.
For further security control, users can now prevent applications from accessing relevant data such as location, private data, clipboard access, and will not save passwords or other confidential information.
More than a dozen smartphones will be compatible with the first closed beta, which will sadly only be available in China . All the Mi 10 devices will be able to join, as well as the Redmi K30, and even some phones from early 2019 that include some versions of the Redmi Note 7 and the Xiaomi Mi 9 line.
