Xiaomi’s new sub-brand, Poco yesterday went ahead and announced its first smartphone in India, the Poco F1. While, unlike a few rumors, the company didn’t introduce a new software skin for its lineup, ...

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The launcher included with the Xiaomi POCOphone F1 is now available as a stable release. You can download the POCO Launcher from the Google Play Store and use it on ...

There's a new launcher in town, and it comes from one of the most inexpensive phones in the world. Xiaomi launched the brand Poco this year to bring about some competition in the mid-range smartphone ...

The beta version of Poco Launcher has received an important update today, so much so that the MIUI development team calls it 2.0. It adds some features and brings several updates. The Pocophone F1 ...

Xiaomi had recently introduced its Pocophone sub-brand, and the first smartphone released with its branding, the Poco F1, and now the POCO Launcher is available in the Google Play Store. For those of ...

As promised by Jai Mani, product head of POCO, the POCO Launcher has been made available to the public, starting today, and comes 6 days before its scheduled arrival. That’s because it’s available ...

We were unfortunately unable to download the launcher though, as the Play Store listing reveals that all spots have been filled. So your only options are to wait it out or side-load it via the link at ...

Poco F1 or the Pocophone F1 is slightly different from Xiaomi compared the Mi and Redmi series of smartphones. Unlike the Mi and the Redmi series of smartphones, the Poco F1 comes with a new launcher ...

One feature that differentiates the Xiaomi Poco F1 from the other Xiaomi smartphones (except for the Android One devices) is the fact that the Xiaomi Poco F1 comes with a different launcher, which ...

Xiaomi's sub-brand, Poco is trying to make a place for itself by almost creating a new segment. To differentiate it further, the company even gave it a new interface. The MIUI Poco launcher looks like ...

Xiaomi had introduced its Poco F1 smartphone yesterday, and for those of you who wanted to get your hands on wallpapers that are included on that phone, or the Poco F1 launcher, well, you’re in luck.