Emir BardakçıOne issue that was recently solved by Xiaomi affects the Super Island function but has since transformed to Music Island in November. The issue made the island stay on display even after the screen has been turned off. The problem was caused by the Always-On Display (AOD). The updated version will see to the seamless flow between these interactive features and AOD display functions.
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The Source of the Bug
The problem cropped up after users expanded the Super Island and then turned the screens off on their phones. The effect was that instead of fading away as required, the island element was retained and ended up hindering the AOD function. The Xiaomi team referred to this issue as an issue related to screen-off animations and AOD rendering layers.
How the Fix Works
The solution ensures that whenever the user locks the phone after opening the Island, the Always-On Display is displayed as intended without any overlay issue. The Super Island as well as Music Island will be automatically concealed.
Xiaomi’s Continuous Software Improvement
Part of this solution is to optimize dynamic user interfaces that are promoted with the advent of HyperOS. The more that Super Island and Music Island features develop further, the more the operating environments that come with Xiaomi smartphones are dynamically adaptive.
The proactive measures taken by the company ensure that even smaller bugs are taken care of quickly—retaining its fame for smooth performance and smart design on all devices.
