Xiaomi is distributing the stable Android 13-based MIUI 14 update among its devices, and the Redmi Note 11 Pro 4G is the latest one to grab it. Eventually, the firmware is rolling out with a variety of new features and enhancements that will enrich the user experience.
The Chinese OEM has been testing the major build on the Redmi Note 11 Pro 4G for a long time. Recently, the company also served the beta firmware for the respective devices to a limited number of users in India. Now it’s time to roll out the stable build to more users in the region.
As per the inputs, the Redmi Note 11 Pro 4G is getting the stable MIUI 14 update in India with V14.0.1.0.TGDINXM version and a package size of 3.5GB. Alongside the build info, you will find eye-catching tweaks and optimizations in the changelog. So let’s begin the tour.
MIUI 14 is a bag of dynamic customizations and functions. It welcomes intuitive UI elements and an improved security page to your smartphone. Meanwhile, the latest firmware reads the presence of the May 2023 security patch that will mark an end to the critical bugs and vulnerabilities hidden in the system.
MIUI 14 (Android 13) Changelog
MIUI 14
- MIUI uses less memory now and keeps being swift and responsive over much more extended periods.
- Attention to detail redefines personalization and brings it to a new level.
System
- Stable MIUI based on Android 13
- Updated Android security patch to May 2023. Increased system security.
Personalization
- Home screen folders will highlight the apps you need most, making time just one tap away from you.
More features & improvements
- Search in Settings is now more advanced. With search history and categories in results, everything looks much crisper now.
The update doesn’t hold many changes for the moment. Yet, we could expect that the tech giant will add more sweets to this box with the upcoming upgrades. Currently, the new version is appearing in batches. Hence, if you do not receive the prompt then don’t worry as the build is on its way and will soon show up on your phone.
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Till then, you can slide into the Settings app of your device to check the availability of the newest firmware and carry out a manual installation. But before you head, make sure to have a sufficient amount of storage space, and don’t forget to back up the important data.
