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Xiaomi teases MIUI 12, likely to launch soon

           MIUI12 Lunch Soon

Once launched, the software will debut as the successor of the MIUI 11 that was launched by Xiaomi earlier in 2019. Here's what we know about it so far.

HIGHLIGHTS

  • Xiaomi has teased its upcoming MIUI 12 OS
  • MIUI 12 could be launched very soon
  • The software will be the successor to the MIUI 11
Xiaomi’s officially teased its MIUI 12 software and said that it will be unveiled soon. The announcement was made through Xiaomi’s Weibo account which has posted a teaser to confirm the development of this new version of Xiaomi’s popular OS for its Android-based smartphones.
Once launched, the software will debut as the successor of the MIUI 11 that was launched by the Chinese in September last year. To remind users, Xiaomi first introduced MIUI 11 to global markets in October and the software soon found itself finding space on phones such as the Redmi K20, Redmi Note 7 Pro, and Poco F1 soon after revealing its global update roadmap in India.
The teaser that’s gone up on Weibo reveals a number of interesting things about the upcoming Android-based OS. This teaser hints that the MIUI 12 software is likely to include new system fonts and retain the minimalistic design that we saw on MIUI 11. However, since the teaser shows a gradient effect on the digit 12, we’re expecting Xiaomi to add new shades and colour schemes on the new MIUI version.
Apart from this, there is little else that’s known about Xiaomi’s upcoming software. The company hasn’t revealed what all the new changes that will be bringing to MIUI 12. However, more on this is expected to be revealed in the coming weeks.
Talking about Xiaomi, the company is also expected to launch the Mi Note 10 in India very soon. Currently, the Mi Note 10 is the only commercial phone in Xiaomi's lineup to come with the 108-megapixel camera. Xiaomi launched the Mi Note 10 in November of 2019 and it was the first smartphone to launch with Samsung's 108-megapixel sensor. The phone also debuted Xiaomi's first penta camera setup for the back. Earlier rumours suggested that Xiaomi could bring this phone to India by December but it now seems that it is launching in February.
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