At the moment, Xiaomi is already releasing a stable version of MIUI 12.5 for various smartphone models, but sources believe that after it will not be MIUI 13, but a completely new shell.
A teaser of a new proprietary shell has appeared on the Web, which is called Mi TaleUI. The first smartphones to receive Mi TaleUI will be phones from the flagship line Xiaomi Mi 11, after which it will appear on other models.
So far, we only have one blurry image showing widgets and possibly even tiles, like in Windows Mobile. The MIUI (MI User Interface, pronounced “Me You I”) has accompanied the evolution of Chinese smartphones since the first versions of the Android operating system.
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MIUI debuted in 2010 based on Android Froyo 2.2. MIUI was originally not equipped with Google services due to some restrictions in China. They were later added.
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