Surge OS System Latest Updates: Screen Flickering Resolved, Nine Issues Under Investigation, Official Updates for Multiple Models

Surge OS System Latest Updates: Screen Flickering Resolved, Nine Issues Under Investigation, Official Updates for Multiple ModelsAt the start of 2024, major smartphone manufacturers are focusing on system optimization to enhance user experience. Xiaomi's Surge OS is no exception, recently releasing continuous progress reports actively addressing and improving system functionality

Surge OS System Latest Updates: Screen Flickering Resolved, Nine Issues Under Investigation, Official Updates for Multiple Models

At the start of 2024, major smartphone manufacturers are focusing on system optimization to enhance user experience. Xiaomi's Surge OS is no exception, recently releasing continuous progress reports actively addressing and improving system functionality. While no system is perfect, Xiaomi's persistent efforts are steadily improving Surge OS's stability and user satisfaction.

Recently, Surge OS announced its latest progress, highlighting the resolution of a screen flickering issue that affected some users. Specifically, this issue manifested as flickering when continuously tapping the navigation bar within an application after hiding the gesture hint line in certain scenarios. This fix significantly improves user experience, reducing unnecessary visual distractions.

However, beyond the resolved flickering issue, the Surge OS team is actively investigating nine other problems. These issues span various aspects of user experience, some potentially causing significant inconvenience for certain users.

One frequently reported problem is a black border around the lock screen wallpaper. In some scenarios, a black border appears around the wallpaper, impacting its overall aesthetics, particularly noticeable to users prioritizing visual perfection.

Furthermore, the auto-combo function in the game toolbox suffers from touch unresponsiveness. This directly affects gameplay smoothness and user experience, presenting a serious flaw for gamers.

The persistent display of the phone icon in the notification bar, even without missed calls or unread messages, is another troubling issue. This seemingly minor detail causes constant visual distraction and may impact user focus.

In addition to the issues mentioned above, other problems are under investigation, affecting various models and usage scenarios.

For example, some users reported lock screen wallpaper loss after the phone completely shuts down due to depleted battery; inaccurate battery level display on Xiaomi 14 Pro OS 2.0.101.0; the full-screen gesture changing to classic navigation keys after exiting super power saving mode on Xiaomi 14 Pro OS 2.0.101.0; a blank screen in floating windows on Xiaomi 14 OS 2.0.101.0; incomplete wallpaper filling on the Xiaomi MIX Flip OS 2.0.100.0 external screen, resulting in black bars; and the automatic closure of the flashlight on Xiaomi MIX Fold 3 OS 2.0.101.0. These issues directly impact daily user experience.

The Surge OS team is working diligently to investigate and fix these problems. While the process takes time, recent official progress reports indicate Xiaomi's commitment to resolving these issues. Recently, Xiaomi pushed out the official version 2.0 update of Surge OS to several of its phone models, including an official beta.

This update covers multiple models, including the Xiaomi 15, Xiaomi 15 Pro, and Redmi K60 Pro. The new update not only brings various optimizations but also focuses on the stability of app opening and closing animations, aiming for a smoother and more comfortable user experience.

It's noteworthy that Surge OS also recently announced a list of devices no longer receiving firmware updates, including some Redmi, Xiaomi, and Poco models. While this means some older models will no longer receive system updates, these devices remain functional. This also indicates a degree of improvement in Surge OS stability, ensuring relatively stable performance even after update cessation. Models no longer receiving updates include the Redmi Note 11T 5G, various versions of the Xiaomi 12X (for EEA, Russia, Global, and Taiwan markets), and the Poco M4 Pro 5G.

In conclusion, the Xiaomi Surge OS team highly values user feedback and is continuously committed to improving system performance and user experience. While some issues remain to be resolved, the official proactive response and continuous updates indicate that these problems will eventually be addressed. Users encountering issues are advised to patiently await official fixes.

This official announcement demonstrates Xiaomi's commitment to user experience and continuous improvement. Through continued efforts, Surge OS is expected to further improve and provide a better user experience. Finally, we look forward to hearing more user feedback on Surge OS to better understand user needs and collectively drive the continuous improvement of Surge OS.

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