The Redmi K20 Pro has just appeared on the Snapdragon 855 and other great flagship specifications, and today the phone is already listed on the Android Q Beta program. Redmi brand manager Lou Weibing promised earlier this month “a new flagship with Android Q”, but no one expected the K20 Pro to appear so early in the program. While the Redmi K20 Pro has not yet been released, and its first sale is scheduled for Saturday, you can always compare your flagship Xiaomi Mi Mix 3 5G or Xiaomi Mi 9 with the latest Android. First you need to get permission on the MIUI website, and then start the whole process of flashing. You need to download the latest MiFlash package, which is currently called MiFlash2018-5-28-0.zip. Then you need to turn off the device with the volume and power buttons to go into fast boot mode and connect it to a PC. Use the special software released on the MIUI website and wait for the phone to automatically restart.
Since the OS is still in beta, there are some serious flaws that have yet to be resolved, but at least you don’t need to flag them. Errors include the lack of support for a fingerprint scanner, you cannot switch between different users, not all videos on Google Drive appear and not all Bluetooth keyboards will be connected.
In the end, this is part of the beta testing experience - being one of the first to see the new features due to the lack of some others.
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