Xiaomi’s MIUI 8.2 is now stable and ready for global launch.
The first batch of devices slated to get the update is as follows:
- Mi Max
- Mi Max Prime
- Mi 4i
- Mi 3
- Mi 4
- Mi Note
- Redmi 1S
- Redmi Note 4G
The following devices will be receiving the update progressively, starting from February 20:
- Redmi 2
- Redmi 2 Prime
- Redmi Note 3 Qualcomm
- Redmi Note 3 Special Edition
- Redmi Note 4 MTK
- Redmi Note 2
- Redmi Note Prime
- Mi 2/2S
- Mi 5
- Mi 5s
- Mi 5s Plus
- Redmi 3/Prime
- Redmi 3S/Prime
- Redmi Note 4 Qualcomm
Here’s the full changelog from the MIUI forums:
MIUI 8.2 Global Stable ROM Update Highlights
- New improved layout for toggles in the Notification shade
- Get full control over automated tasks
- Brand new system sounds and ringtones
MIUI 8.2 Global Stable ROM Full Changelog
- Lockscreen, Status Bar, Notification Bar
- New – Swipe to delete Lockscreen notifications (11-18)
- New – UI adjustments for toggles(12-15)
- New – Battery saver toggle can be added to the Notification shade (12-15)
- Optimization – Lock screen PINlayout (11-15)
- Optimization – Changed icons forUSB charging and switching keyboards (12-01)
- Optimization – Floating notifications won’t appear in DND mode (12-13)
- Fix – Notification shade issues during incoming call floating notifications (10-25)
- Fix – Wi-Fi page made the device freeze when it was opened for the first time (11-07)
- Fix – Notification shade issues(11-15)
- Fix – Issues with opacity after using third party themes (11-15)
- Fix – The first notification couldn’t be removed by a swipe (11-29)
- Fix – Landscape mode issues with third party themes (12-06)
Home Screen
- New – Home screen settings added to the Settings (11-22)
- Fix – Part of UI for deleting apps wasn’t visible on light backgrounds (10-11)
- Fix – Minor adjustments for animations in the Launcher (11-14)
Virus Scan
- New – Antivirus scans for the apps installed not from Google Play (11-02)
The update should be available over-the-air (OTA) via the Updater app for the first batch of listed phones, but if you’re itching to get the newest version of MIUI now, you can head over to the official forums for the download links.
