As Xiaomi celebrates its fifth anniversary, the Chinese company is set to launch MIUI in Xiaomi Mi5. Xiaomi partnered with Android Open Kang Project to work out with Xiaomi's Lollipop version. It is available in July for only $399.
In view of this, a reputable conventional ROM community, AOKP (Android Open Kang Project) has exposed that they are running on the then foremost structure and declared that the particulars have lastly been shaping up. Though it is published on April Fool's Day, the team backing up the ROM development said that they are working on a fresh and invigorated MIUI 7 that is, as a final point, based on Android 5.1 surfacing the Mi 5. Team Kang's official blog updated that the newest edition named 'MiKangy' will expect a new catch on Android interface. They guarantee that the UI will develop with the user and later than a few months with the ROM, each user obtains a diverse and custom-made adaptation with the user's needs.
MIUI is owned by Xiaomi and is one of the most accepted third-party ROM in the area of technology. However, recently, it had gained a lot of disapproval for not taking on the Lollipop storm following months of its release. Published on Gadget Detail, the Indian company Micromax has gained benefit of this and have taunted the Chinese smartphone firm for the sluggish implementation toll of Lollipop. Via Xiaomi's logo in one of Yu's images, they went on saying, "KitKat in the age of Lollipop? Give me a break!"
A report from Ecumenical News confirmed that Xiaomi is preparing for Mi 5 release in July. Previously uncovered specifications of the Mi 5 is its a 5.2-inch QHD resolution (1440 x 2560 pixels) through a 2.7GHz quad-core Snapdragon 805 SoC. Having an Adreno 420 GPU and 3GB RAM, Xiaomi Mi 5 will feature a 16-megapixel back camera, an 8-megapixel selfie camera and a 3,600mAh battery in a 16GB or 64GB memory built into the phone. Rumor has it that Xiaomi filed a patent for fingerprint detection for a MIUI 7 supporting Android 5.1 Lollipop.
Xiaomi M5 under Android 5.0 Lollipop operating system will be available in July for $399.
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