The latest news from Xiaomi might dampen our spirits
While the news that Chinese tech giant Xiaomi would transition to the MiOS brand excited everyone, recent developments might dampen this enthusiasm.
In the rapidly evolving tech industry, rumors are just as quick to circulate as authentic information. A recent claim by Digital Chat Station proposed an interesting future for Xiaomi's operating system, indicating a potential leap from MIUI 15 to a new operating system dubbed MiOS. Despite such bold claims, Xiaomiui, a blog known for its dedicated coverage of Xiaomi-related updates, brings a different perspective to the table, labeling these claims as baseless and without merit.
Xiaomi, according to the detailed narratives provided by Xiaomiui, is in the midst of internal testing for MIUI 15. Moreover, the anticipated official release is expected to coincide with the debut of the Xiaomi 14 series. Contrary to the speculative reports, the blog affirms that there is an absence of relevant information concerning MiOS at this juncture, therefore, undercutting the initial rumors about its imminent launch.
The latest news from Xiaomi might dampen our spirits
Even though Xiaomiui debunks the MiOS claims, it doesn’t completely shut the door on the possibility of a transition from MIUI to MiOS in the indefinite future. Intriguingly, the blog opens a dialogue regarding a hypothetical scenario where such a transition occurs. If such a shift were to materialize, it’s surmised that it would predominantly be confined to China, with MiOS not extending its reach globally.
To substantiate its stance on MIUI 15, Xiaomiui doesn’t just offer words but provides tangible evidence in the form of code snippets. These snippets reveal ongoing tests of MIUI 15 on a variety of Xiaomi smartphones, including the Xiaomi 13, Xiaomi 13 Ultra, Redmi K60 Pro, and Mix Fold 3. Extracted from the official Xiaomi server, this information appears reliable and indicates that MIUI 15 is currently traversing through the testing phase on several device models.
With the company actively testing MIUI 15, it casts doubt on the premature notions of MIUI being on the verge of retirement. The fact remains, despite the swirling rumors, that MIUI is not poised to depart from the global market imminently, with its active development and testing pointing toward a continued presence in the technological landscape for the foreseeable future.
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