Xiaomi today published a list of phone models that make up the second wave of the MIUI 14 update. The list of devices of the first wave, we recall, was presented after the premiere of Xiaomi 13 and Xiaomi 13 Pro, all devices from this list have already received the final MIUI 14 in China. And now the list of devices of the second wave has been published.

It looks like this:

Xiaomi:

• mix 4;
• 12X;
• 11 Ultra;
• 11 Pro;
• eleven;
• 11 Lite;
• 10S;
• Civi 1S;
• Civie 2.

Redmi:

• K40 Pro;
• K40S;
• K40;
• Note 12 Pro;
• Note 12 Pro+;
• Note 12 5G;
• Note 12 Explorer Edition;
• Note 12 Trendy Edition;
• Note 11T Pro;
• Note 11T Pro+;
• Note 11E;
• K40 Gaming Enhanced Edition;
• Note 10 Pro;
• Note 11 Pro;
• Note11 Pro+.

All these phones will receive the final MIUI 14 before the end of March this year. Moreover, in some cases, the firmware will be built on Android 13 (for fresh models like Redmi Note 12 Pro), in some cases, based on Android 12 (Xiaomi 10S). You also need to understand that the indicated period is valid for China, in other countries the final MIUI 14 will be released later.

As for tablets, the release of the final MIUI 14 for Xiaomi Pad 5 Pro 12.4, Xiaomi Pad 5 Pro 5G, Xiaomi Pad 5 Pro, Xiaomi Pad 5 and Redmi Pad is expected in early April.

According to Fujirumors thematic resource, Fujifilm is working on a new X-series camera – X-S20. Moreover, the work is at the final stage, and the premiere may take place as early as April this year at an official Fujifilm event.

Technical details about the Fujifilm X-S20, but it should be better than the X-S10 released in October 2020. It, recall, is equipped with a 26.1 megapixel X-TransTM CMOS 4 sensor, an X-Processor 4 image processor and a built-in 5-axis stabilization system (In-body image stabilization, IBIS). The Fujifilm X-S10 is made in a magnesium alloy body and supports 4K video recording at 30 fps.

Analysts at Counterpoint Research have published data on the Chinese phone market for the fourth quarter of 2022.

Only two companies, Huawei and Apple, increased their market share in China in the last quarter of 2022. Moreover, if in the case of Apple, the growth is relatively small, by 0.7%, then Huawei shot by 2.5%. Huawei ranks 6th in the Chinese market, but the gap with Xiaomi has narrowed.

As for the growth in sales of phones, only Huawei has it – the company managed to increase sales by 15% in the last quarter. The rest have a minus, and Realme has a significant one.

Apparently, Huawei’s success in the last quarter is due to the Mate 50 line – these phones sell very well in China even despite the lack of an integrated 5G modem.