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Just a couple weeks after Xiaomi had  started rolling out  the stable build of its next major software update –  MIUI 10  in China, the company has now decided to make the MIUI 10 stable builds available globally, including India. So, if you have any of the devices mentioned below, you should be getting the MIUI 10 update anytime now. The MIUI 10 Global Stable ROM has now become  available for a handful of devices , including  the Redmi Note 5, Redmi Note 5 Pro,  Mi 6, Mi Mix, Mi Mix 2, Mi 5, Mi Note 2, and the Redmi Y2 , which was the first Xiaomi device to witness the rollout of the MIUI 10 stable update earlier this week. Talking about the specifics,  MIUI 10 for all the devices is based on Android 8.0 Oreo, except for the  Redmi Note 5 Pro, which is getting Android 8.1 Oreo-based MIUI 10 with this stable update . The update size weighs about 1.5GB, as per MIUI Forums, but we’ll update you once our Redmi Note 5 Pro receives the stable build. Coming to the highlights of MIU

Xiaomi is called the  ‘Apple of China’ for reasons ranging from the company’s quick rise to stardom to ripping off the design of Apple products. Even though Xiaomi cites Apple as a major inspiration, the  exorbitant pricing  of the new iPhone models appears to have ticked off Xiaomi, and the Chinese company is now mocking Apple with new product bundles in China that cost less than the new iPhone models. What’s even more interesting is that the Xiaomi’s three product bundles, which include a laptop, a smartphone, a fitness band and an audio device, are  all priced equivalent to or less than the respective iPhone models they are named after . Yeah, that’s the difference in return you get for your hard-earned money if you knock at Xiaomi’s door rather than entering an Apple Store. Don’t believe me? Just take a look at Xiaomi’s product bundles and decide for yourself.   First up is the  XR bundle  which includes the 12.5-inch  Mi Notebook Air  laptop, the  Mi 8 SE smartphone , the  Mi