Our mobiles are full of possibilities and a very important factor for this to work is the software version or also known as ROM on Android. This is a very important piece of information that will give us important information about the phone and which is associated with each update that we may have on our mobile.
Our purpose is that you know all the possibilities of your mobile and for this it seems very important to know where this data is located. On many occasions we have been able to see how a fault that affects some mobiles does not affect identical ones, which is preceded by a different software version. This information can prevent us from being surprised or avoiding an update before it is too late.
Where to find the software version on Android
On Android mobiles the software version is identified according to the model, the brand and the different layers of personalization with different names that may vary. Each manufacturer identifies it in a way , although in the end it all means the same, the software version. Among the names that we can find to refer to this are:
- MIUI version
- EMUI version
- Build number
The steps in Android to find it are basically Settings> Information about the phone and then find it identified in the way that we have shown above. If we do not find this section, we can also go to system updates, where the software version that we have available will be indicated and a new one will also appear, identified with the numbers that make the version valid.
In some layers of how MIUI we know the differences between the Xiaomi ROMs and therefore it will be important not only to look at the number, but also to know if it is a stable or beta version and if it is global or from China.
Find the iPhone software version
In the iOS operating system we also have a software version that will be key to know possible faults, errors or solutions that we already have. In this case there are no differences as it is a single system and we will have to go to Settings> General> About .
In this section we will find the software version identified with this name. First of all the two numbers correspond to the version of iOS that we have and after the point we will see the important corrections that have been made in this version. We should not confuse it with the model number that corresponds to the device or the serial number of the terminal.
