Maybe I am a dumb but let me ask: Is it an obligatory to build a MIUI ROM for a Chinese Android phone even if that's not a Xiaomi one, or why do you expect it from UMI developers? For me I especially don't like if my Android phone looks like an iPhone without separated launcher/apps screens.
Well.... maybe because when I was buying Umi Iron I saw big banner on top of product page showing at least 2 roms to choose from (apart from stock one) - MIUI and Cyanogenmod.
And well... that might create an impression that at least those two roms will be available to this phone....
Kretek replied at 2015-9-20 07:08
Well.... maybe because when I was buying Umi Iron I saw big banner on top of product page showing ...
Oh yes, I see now. I'm afraid, that MYUI is UMI's MIUI. Another promise that was not considered properly. On the other hand, the UMI Iron is quite a new phone and despite that, already 6 official firmware versions are available. That's something quite more than nothing.
MyUI is a dead project.
It's goal was to make MIUI available on other phones and other languages.
It was back in 2011. Their website currently unavailable and the web archive of the site shows that the last update was back in 2011. 11. 04. Their project page also inactive since than. It was based on MIUI v3!
So MyUI doesn't worth a penny for me.
muy mal UMI lo que hace sacar ROMS que no aportan nada al telefono en vez de arreglar primero los falos del telefono estoy muy arrepentido de haber comprado esta marca
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muy mal UMI lo que hace sacar ROMS que no aportan nada al telefono en vez de arreglar primero los falos del telefono estoy muy arrepentido de haber comprado esta marca