Recently, a new trend has taken over the realm of smartphones. This new trend is that of adding virtual RAM extension on smartphones. The Vivo X60 series comes with a virtual RAM of 3GB alongside various other smartphones from different brands. Now, Xiaomi is reportedly working towards introducing this feature via their MIUI 13 update roll out.
MIUI 13 will be the company’s next gen Android custom skin alongside the OS. The latest custom skin for Android will reportedly launch sometime in August of this year. Moreover, several reports suggest that the upcoming MIUI custom skin will bring along several improvements over last year’s MIUI 12.5 update. Additionally, it was also leaked recently that the upcoming MIUI custom skin will bring memory expansion technology as well.
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MIUI 13 Virtual RAM Expansion Tech
The primary objective behind introducing virtual RAM expansion via the MIUI 13 update is to speed up older Xiaomi phones. With changing technology and increasing requirements for every application over the years, the older phones are left behind. Something that has been launched two years ago becomes outdated in the realm of technology. Now, the RAM expansion tech will allow these older phones to run smoothly.
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Additionally, smartphones that do not come with a powerful processor will become faster and smoother with the virtual RAM tech. What the new technology basically does is it allows the smartphone to use a particular amount of its internal storage as RAM. This increases the overall RAM and allows the smartphone to perform much better.
Going by the reports, MIUI 13 will allow Xiaomi devices to extend their RAM by 3GB. Additionally, reports also suggest that the upcoming custom MIUI skin will allow users to toggle this feature on or off. Furthermore, the Xiaomi CC11 series of smartphones will reportedly be the first smartphones by the company to come with the MIUI 13 right out-of-the-box. Also, the update will be rolled out for all devices that have been launched in the last two years.
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Sagnik Dasgupta
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