Miui 10 8.7.26 review năm 2024

Google’s Android Oreo rollback protection is a security feature under which the operating system prevents the users from downgrading their smartphone to an older OS. Google introduced this feature due to the fact, that attackers could roll back a user’s smartphone to an older security patch and then attempt to attack their device. However, Google implemented a way to disable it, but the option is nowhere to be seen on Xiaomi devices. Xiaomi has been proactive in bringing out its user interface updates, and this June we saw the Chinese beta of the MIUI 10 launching. Following that, Xiaomi MIUI testers have been receiving updates for the new ROM, and the last in the line was MIUI 10 Global Beta ROM 8.7.19. Now, there’s a follow-up to that version, and it is reaching about 25 devices. Here’s what we know.

The MIUI 10 Global Beta ROM 8.7.19 had come less than a week ago, with bug fixes for the clock app, file manager app, and the LED notification. It had also addressed camera issues in Redmi Note 5 Pro, where the blur effect was not getting saved in cloud-synced photos. Now, the MIUI 10 Global Beta ROM 8.7.26 Update has rolled out to all the devices that had received the previous update, and this one aims to fix bugs further. Among the issues it brings an end to are the problems with font display in the notification bar, the unlock issues with the fingerprint scanner, and front camera bugs for Redmi Note 5 Pro.

The fingerprint scanner had a problem in the MIUI 10 Global Beta ROM versions until now, where unlocking the device with the fingerprint reader would fail to unlock the App Lock. In the Redmi Note 5 Pro, the UI was getting stuck sometimes, and the front camera wouldn’t start. The notification bar had a bug where fonts were spilling out of it or getting stretched wider than the standard. All these issues will be taken care of by the latest MIUI 10 Global Beta ROM 8.7.26 update, which is already available over the air [OTA].

MIUI 10: More Than 20 Devices Receive Update

The devices where MIUI testers can install the new MIUI 10 Global Beta ROM 8.7.26 update covers all the devices that got the previous MIUI Global Beta ROM updates, which are: Xiaomi Mi 5, Mi 5s, Mi 5s Plus, Mi 6, Mi Mix, Mi Mix 2, Mi Mix 2S, Mi Max, Mi Max Prime, Mi Note 2, Redmi Note 5 AI, Redmi Note 5 Pro, Redmi S2, Redmi 4A, Redmi 4X, Redmi Note 4X, Redmi Note 4 Qualcomm, Redmi Note 5A Prime, Redmi Note 5A, Redmi 5, Redmi 5A, Redmi 5 Plus, Redmi Y1, and Redmi Y1 Lite.

MIUI 10 Global Beta ROM: How To Install The Update

Presently, the MIUI 10 Global Beta ROM 8.7.26 is dished out over the air, so the testers can download and install it in just a click or two. All those registered with the Xiaomi MIUI Beta Program will receive or have already received the OTA update to this version. The files for manual installation haven’t come out yet, and when they do, you’ll need to connect your phone to a computer and unlock the bootloader, then flash the latest ROM.

If you don’t already have it, you’ll need the MIUI ROM flashing tool from Xiaomi’s website to flash the new update. To download that and for more details, check out

Is it safe to update MIUI version?

Yes. You can directly update to the lastest version directly. Download the latest rom for miui site and update the phone using updater.

What is the MIUI latest version?

MIUI

Screenshot Screenshot of MIUI 14

Initial release	0.8.16 / 16 August 2010
Latest release	Varies by mobile phone and region. / 12 January 2023
Latest preview	V14.0.23.10.8.DEV [Mainland China] / 17 August 2023
Marketing target	Alternative OS replacement for Android devices; Stock firmware for Xiaomi smartphone and tablet

MIUI - Wikipediaen.wikipedia.org › wiki › MIUInull

Which is better MIUI or Android?

Ultimately, it's hard to compare stock Android vs MIUI. Even if MIUI runs on top of Android, it has a collection of features not found in Android. Xiaomi adds these extra features to enhance the Android's UI.

Is MIUI any good?

Xiaomi's proprietary MIUI software matured quite a bit over the years and we can confidently say that the last couple of generations don't have that burdened Chinese feel. And we are not implying that Chinese software is bad. It's just often tailored toward a completely different market and user base.