Spoločnosť Redmi as a Chinese subsidiary Xiaomi this year introduced a new cheap smartphone Redmi Note 9. The smartphone came on the market during May 2020.
It's only been a few months and now he's getting a software update to a new version of the body labeled MIUI 12, about which we brought you also our review.
Redmi Note 9 with MIUI 12
Xiaomi appears to continue to distribute the MIUI 12 upgrade. Despite the suspension of the distribution of this update for the Xiaomi Mi 9T, the new information indicates the presence of an update for a low-cost smartphone. Redmi Note 9, which appeared on the retail market only recently.
Redmi Note 9 from the subsidiary's workshop includes a MediaTek Helio G85 processor, which may have played a role in the upgrade. One of the cheapest smartphones thus boasts the company's latest system, even ahead of the brand's more expensive and older devices.
Global version in a few days
The new update comes in a version codenamed V12.0.2.0.QJOMIXM and has a total size of 1,9 GB. This update is also based on the latest operating system from Google, specifically Android 10.
There are several versions of this update in the distribution. These are, in particular, the global version (Mi) primarily intended for Europe, the version intended outside European markets (EU / EAA) and the version marked Stable Beta.
According to information available from the official Mi Community, if the process goes smoothly, a stable version available to all users will be available in the coming days. We are especially interested in the global version or. version intended primarily for European customers.
Among the innovations brought by the MIUI 12 update is definitely the new photographic possibilities of the smartphone. The Camera application offers numerous effects and filters for taking photos. This update also includes security features to ensure the privacy of stored data.
Redmi Notes 9 Global
As usual, before performing such an extensive update, we recommend that you make a backup or a copy of your data. You must also have at least 50% of the battery capacity or a smartphone connected to the charger to install the update.
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