The only difference you will notice between a Xiaomi device and a POCO device is its home launcher. The Xiaomi devices running on HyperOS have the default system launcher, whereas the POCO devices running on the “HyperOS for POCO” use the POCO launcher as default. While the POCO launcher wasn’t as great as the system launcher of Xiaomi, it was known for offering a customizable app drawer with colour-based app segregation support. The brand improved the launch over time, though.
In an ongoing effort to improve the POCO launcher further, the firm has pushed the December 2024 update of the POCO launcher to all eligible models. This update brings some awaited optimizations and bug fixes.
POCO launcher December 2024 update brings support for improved animations
As reported by XiaomiTime, the December 2024 update for the POCO launcher has finally started rolling out. The December update upgrades the application to a newer version which is based on HyperOS 2 base. This therefore confirms that it officially supports HyperOS 2 and will act as an official launcher without any major flaws.
To add further, the app opening and closing animations have been further polished. The transition is now more fluid and seamless. The update also brings performance improvements to make sure that the day-to-day experience of POCO users remains one of the best. Additionally, some known bugs and flaws have been addressed and fixed.
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The update has officially started rolling out. You should mostly have gotten the update by now; but if you haven’t, we suggest you wait a few more days. The update will land on more and more eligible devices in the future.
