Da poco we have seen how POCO is willing to develop (or maybe not?) hers launcher in version 3.0. Unlike Redmi, first sub-brand in terms of revenues and number of smartphones sold, the India-based company has focused heavily on personalization and poco on the number of devices. To assets POCOPHONE it can only count on a handful of smartphones (in a global version) but on the other hand it can rely on one decidedly captivating and much appreciated customization. A doubt arises: one will be developed Proprietary UI and therefore an autonomous custom skin? The company answers us.
According to the upper floors of POCO there will be no proprietary UI, but the brand will continue to develop customizations based on MIUI
According to reports from TheIndianExpress, Anuj Sharma who would be the national director for India, would shed light on the company's strategy for the future. By this we mean both in terms of nuovi dispositivi that will have to come out, both in terms of software development. As for the first point, there will undoubtedly be smartphones of different kinds: low end, medium range and top of the range. In particular Anuj referred to the "direct heir " di POCOPHONE F1 in this way:
"Il POCO F1 was a device that changed the market and consumers expect the same from the successor. Il POCO F2 Pro is not that device. We are working to bring a true successor to the POCO F1, but it will take some time to develop. "
So the F2 Pro is not the direct heir to the F1. Despite this, however, the company clarifies that the device that will take its place will arrive in the future.
We will continue with MIUI in the future
As for the software side, however, in the interview with TheIndianExpress, the company allegedly claimed that there is no project in the development of an autonomous and independent custom interface from MIUI. Indeed, it was pointed out that the system based on Android will continue to be equipped with MIUI skins albeit with some minor changes such as the proprietary launcher.
“We will continue to follow the same strategy in the future. We will continue to use Xiaomi's MIUI software on our phones and have no plans to build our own software platform. "
The doubts are therefore dissolved: no custom UI and a truly mouth-watering device on the way.
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