Xiaomi accidentally rolled out the MIUI 11 over a month ago for Mi 9 and some other devices. What could have been a game-changer for the brand in terms of pushing updates, came out to be an accident.
However, recently Xiaomi confirmed the official date for the global release of the MIUI 11. The roadmap covers Indian variants as well.
On the other hand, Xiaomi started to push the October update for their Android One devices such as Mi A3 as well as Mi A2 and Mi A2 Lite. And in line with this, reportedly, Mi A1 has started receiving the October 2019 security patch.
Talking about the update, it has pushed via OTA and weighs in around 67 MB in size. It carries the version number V10.0.14.0.PDHMIXM. So, it won’t be heavy on your mobile data or WiFi for downloading.
Below is the official update log and the screenshot shared by one of the users:
Update log:
Fortify your Android One phone
with the October 2019 security
update from Google, which improves
security and fixes bugs. This update
improves the stability of your device
and optimizes its performance.
Keep in mind that it is an incremental update and does not bring any other enhancements for the devices. It is being pushed via OTA in batches and will take some time in reaching the devices.
However, you can check for the updates by heading to Settings>>About phone>>System updates and install the latest October patch. But, if you want to manually sideload it on your Mi A1 then, you can download the update file from below:
Download Link
- Device: Mi A1
- Codename: tissot
- Version: V10.0.14.0.PDHMIXM
- Android: 9
- Download: Link
- MD5: 27b0697c8da8f41219bae8c40e6bbbd0
On the other hand, the MIUI 11 beta recruitment for a bunch of Xiaomi devices has finally kick-started. Matter of fact, Pocophone F1 is also part of the roster. Below is the official announcement and the screenshot of the same:
Hello, Mi Fans!
With the global launch of much awaited MIUI 11, it calls us for the MIUI 11 Global Stable Beta Testing program. As always users be the key testers of the MIUI releases and it continues with MIUI 11 for the below-listed devices. If you are interested, we encourage you to read the below details thoroughly before applying.Supported devices
- Redmi K20 Pro
- Redmi K20
- Poco F1
- Redmi Note 7 Pro
- Redmi 7
- Redmi Y3
- Redmi Note 7/S
You can check out the other details regarding registration, timeline and other important rules below:
Note:
More devices will get MIUI 11 update very soon as per the given schedule , please stay tuned to Mi Community for more updates.How to apply
Fill the google form here with required information: Apply here.Timeline
From today onwards to 20th Oct 2019, 09:00 PM IST
Limited slots and First come First serve basis.Bug Discussion & Submission:
Join the telegram group before 20th Oct 2019.
Bug submission and other rules to be followed will be explained in the Telegram group.
Telegram group link : MIUI Global Stable Beta Testing Group – Mi Community IndiaImportant Rules & Notes:
Must be an active member of Mi Community, India.
Please flash the latest stable rom available for your device inorder to receive the updates.
Updates frequency would be based on the development and testing results.
Should follow the rules of Mi Community & not leak the ROM provided to him/her during beta testing.
Should not post anything related to the beta team on Social Media, in other sections of the forum or anywhere.
Should have a thorough knowledge of MIUI, in and out, including fast boot flashing and unlocking of a bootloader.
Moderators & Mi FC presidents can apply as well.
Telegram Username is must for related discussions in the respective group, failing which you may be removed from the program.Benefits
Special OTA update permission
Previously, we have reported that the Poco F1, Redmi K20 and Redmi Note 7 and other devices will receive the MIUI 11 starting from October 22nd.
Moreover, the official announcement page also shared the official MIUI 11 Rollout timetable for other devices as well that depicts the exact date when the Xiaomi devices will receive the updates:
With this, Xiaomi is now officially in the MIUI 11 territory and soon most of its compatible devices will be served with Android 10 update.
Let us know in the comments below if you are excited about receiving the MIUI 11 on your Xiaomi devices or not.
Note: You can check out our dedicated Xiaomi Section to read such similar stories.
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