For the Xiaomi 17 Pro series, Xiaomi has released a new software update that enhances the secondary display with a number of interactive features. The launch includes dynamic avatars, real-time translation, five live wallpapers, and two portable games, according to the company’s HyperOS Weibo post.
Animated profile photographs can now be set on the back screen, and by mid-November, new bright-style themes will be available. Users can converse in Chinese on the main display and see translated text on the back panel thanks to a conversation translation feature.
Along with two games, Plants vs. Zombies and Snowman Sokoban, the update also includes five live wallpapers with themes related to technology, nature, and pets. You can manually update the Entertainment Box from the app store to access these.
With new features scheduled every month, Xiaomi previously stated that the rear display will continue to be a major design priority for its upcoming smartphones. TCL Huaxing panels, measuring 6.3 and 6.9 inches, respectively, with a maximum brightness of 3500 nits and Xiaomi Dragon Crystal Glass protection, are used in both the 17 Pro and 17 Pro Max.
The Xiaomi 17 Pro’s innovative rear screen has practical applications in addition to aesthetics. When the phone is inactive or on a desk, it makes the user’s daily phone time more lively and vibrant.
The company wants to transform the back screen from a mirror or clock into a tool for work and enjoyment. Cute loops, small critters, and light art forms can now be set as live images by users. More improvements will be made next mo
The new games aid in evaluating the rear panel’s touch and speed. Every one of them utilizes the entire small display and operates smoothly. According to Xiaomi, the objective is to provide customers who want light entertainment in their free time with a “soft joy.” To give it a more authentic sense, the company is also incorporating little sound effects.
The fix is currently being released in stages, and more devices will receive this update in the days to come. To locate the update, users can look at the HyperOS setup’s update tab. According to Xiaomi, the update will be available on all devices by the middle of November.
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