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Stable version of Xiaomi MIUI 9 Global ROM may start rolling out from 2 November in the Indian market

Chinese smartphone giant Xiaomi has confirmed that the stable version of its MIUI 9 Global ROM will arrive on 2nd November 2017.

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Tech2 News Staff|Nov 01, 2017, 19:58:41 IST
Chinese smartphone giant Xiaomi has confirmed that the stable version of its MIUI 9 Global ROM will arrive on 2nd November 2017. The 9th iteration of Xiaomi's MIUI 9 was announced officially back in July alongside the Mi 5X in China.[caption id="attachment_3978497" align="alignleft" width="380"]Image Credit: Xiaomi

Image Credit: Xiaomi[/caption]Xiaomi announced this in the form of a tweet on 27 October. This stable version of MIUI 9 will roll out for all Xiaomi handsets in India. MIUI 9 rollout is not the only thing that Xiaomi has planned for 2nd November. The company plans on unveiling a new smartphone which is likely to focus its attention on the front camera and quick charging capabilities.The company has been testing out beta versions of MIUI 9 on its devices in batches. The third batch of devices to get the MIUI 9 Beta Rom were Mi Note, Mi 4, Mi 3, Mi 2/2S, Mi Pad 3, Mi Pad 2, Mi Pad 1, Redmi Pro, Redmi Note 4X MTK, Redmi Note 4, Redmi 4A, Redmi 4 Prime, Redmi 4, Redmi 3S/3X, Redmi Note 3, Redmi Note 2, Redmi Note 4G, Redmi Note, Redmi 3, Redmi 2A, Redmi 2, Redmi 1S, Redmi 1.Recently it was reported some units of Xiaomi Mi 6 had already started to receive the firmware, according to GSMArena. The Xiaomi Mi 6 and Redmi Note 4X were the two global phones that are part of the first-wave devices to get the MIUI 9.

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First Published:Nov 01, 2017, 19:58:41 IST
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