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Xiaomi confirms Android Q-based MIUI 11 for 11 of its devices including the Mi 8 and Redmi Note 7

A slew of Xiaomi phones are set to get MIUI 11 based on Android Q later this year. (Source: Xiaomi)
A slew of Xiaomi phones are set to get MIUI 11 based on Android Q later this year. (Source: Xiaomi)
Xiaomi has confirmed that nine of its recent smartphones will be getting the MIUI 11 update based on Android Q in Q4 2019 with two others, the Redmi Note 7 and Redmi Note 7 Pro, slated to get the update by Q1 2020. The present availability is with regards to the Chinese ROM and information about global variants is not yet clear.

OEM ROMs aren't really the first ones to get the latest and greatest Android feature updates but a lot of OEMs have started picking up pace in update delivery after Android Oreo, Xiaomi being one of them. According to an official post on the MIUI forums, Xiaomi is all set to deliver the Android Q update to nine of its smartphones by Q4 2019 and two by Q1 2020.

Phones that will be getting the Android Q update later this year include:

Early next year, the Redmi Note 7 and Redmi Note 7 Pro will be joining the Android Q bandwagon as well. Android Q for Xiaomi devices will be delivered in the form of MIUI 11 that is slated to bring refreshed icons, smoother animations, automatic screenshot management, system-wide dark theme, and more. 

It must be noted that the above availability schedule is for the Chinese ROM and Android Q availability for the global variants of these phones is not yet known. Recently, Xiaomi said that it will be restricting the availability of beta ROMs only to newer and more powerful devices so as to streamline the development process.

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MIUI Forums (Chinese)

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Vaidyanathan Subramaniam, 2019-06-14 (Update: 2019-06-14)