The technology advances and at the same time also the software that we find installed on our beloved smartphones. Xiaomi as you well know boasts the MIUI interface that from 418 weeks is released in the form of a beta version on the various terminals of the brand, thus allowing users to try out new features in preview but above all to report any bugs in order to allow developers of the Chinese team to release a stable firmware.
Over time, Xiaomi has committed itself to updating its smartphones to the last, but either because of lack of time or because of obsolete hardware, it is time to make a decision and then abandon old glories of the past. Starting from 5 in July, in order to improve the quality of its software, Xiaomi will apply this choice, focusing more on developing new features and upgrading the latest versions of Android.
No MIUI Beta for Xiaomi older than a year and for cheap models
Therefore if you are a low-end Redmi series smartphone holder, you can say goodbye to the beta program, as they will be excluded from both the Chinese and global versions, but will continue to receive stable updates. The same Xiaomi advises its users to move definitively to the stable branch of the MIUI ROM in order to stay up to date.
The announcement is given in these hours through the official forum, in a post that you can find at this address, where, moreover, instructions are given on how to switch from the beta version to the stable version of MIUI. Perhaps many will find this choice incorrect, but with the continuous increase of devices and new features, it becomes really difficult for the company to be able to give continuous support to devices in a certain sense dated.
Some "bad guys" have even hypothesized that the company's move not to support Redmi's entry level devices (in addition to those already released in the past marked Xiaomi), is a marketing operation to push the purchase of the so-called top of range. What nonsense, Xiaomi owes its popularity and success to its entry level.
