This launcher looks a whole lot like Miui, Xiaomi's software experience on Android. That's because it basically is just that – it's called "MIUI for Poco." ...

The makers of the popular MIUI ROM for Android has released a launcher replacement, called MiLauncher, which brings a bit of the ROM’s look and feel to phones — without the need to root.

MIUI is well known for its looks and features, but sometimes you may not want every little change that Xiaomi makes to Android. The home screen is likely the most used individual app on your phone ...

For the rest of you who aren't into tinkering or don't have the time, Xiaomi has ported their MIUI theme for Android as an installable apk and can be found in the Play Store right now.

Little by little, Xiaomi seems to want to bring the best of Poco Launcher (present in Pocophone F1) to MIUI Launcher. As we recently learned, the company will finally bet on an application drawer ...

The MIUI Poco launcher looks like a mix of Xiaomi's MIUI and Google's stock Android. The biggest noticeable change in the Poco F1 user interface is the presence of an app drawer.

Xiaomi has released Poco Launcher on the Play Store, but it is still in a developement phase.

Finally, the update brings the much-awaited MIUI 11 launcher with an app drawer to let users scroll through apps. The app drawer arranges the most commonly used apps and recently installed apps at ...

For years now, the native launcher in Xiaomi’s Android skin known as MIUI has been missing two features that nearly every other Android skin has: an app drawer and app shortcuts. Now, according ...

As MIUI 13 inches closer to a launch, Xiaomi has been prepping the MIUI 12.5 beta channel for the release, and the latest is an update to the Launcher app.

A few weeks before, we published a guide for theming MIUI’s notification center with the one from Stock Android. Turns out, a certain section of users were unhappy with Xiaomi’s Android skin ...