Xiaomi has just updated its end-of-support (EOS) product list, with 9 phones receiving the boot in terms of software support. Originally reported by Gizchina, this means that these phones will no longer be supported by Xiaomi and will stop receiving software or security updates from the manufacturer. Other changes include remote Apple TV software updates through the Home app, AI editing support for RAW photos, camera interface improvements and new options for managing Siri conversations. Read more in our articles including "9 Xiaomi phones will no longer receive updates" and "Smartphones Under P10,000 | Q2 2026".
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Jun 18, 2026Xiaomi has just updated its end-of-support (EOS) product list, with 9 phones receiving the boot in terms of software support. Originally reported by Gizchina, this means that these phones will no longer be supported by Xiaomi and will stop receiving software or security updates from the manufacturer.
Other changes include remote Apple TV software updates through the Home app, AI editing support for RAW photos, camera interface improvements and new options for managing Siri conversations.
Our coverage of Redmi software update includes: "9 Xiaomi phones will no longer receive updates"; "Smartphones Under P10,000 | Q2 2026"; "Infinix HOT 70 now available with Dynamic Shine design". Each article provides unique insights and information.