Xiaomi has announced plans to replace its MIUI OS with a new operating system called HyperOS. The company will begin rolling out the update globally in Q1 2024.
Several Xiaomi, Redmi, and Poco models will be eligible for the HyperOS update, including the Xiaomi 13 Ultra, Redmi Note 12, and Poco F5. The full list of eligible devices has not yet been announced by Xiaomi.
HyperOS is a human-centric operating system designed to enhance user experience across personal devices, cars, and smart home products. The new OS is said to be faster, smoother, and more secure than MIUI. It also includes a number of new features, such as a redesigned user interface, improved system performance, and enhanced privacy protection.
Xiaomi began to roll out HyperOS in China in October 2023, to its new Xiaomi 14 series smartphones. It is now planning to introduce HyperOS to the wider smartphone market worldwide.
The rollout of HyperOS is a major change for Xiaomi. MIUI has been the company's custom Android OS since 2010. With HyperOS, Xiaomi is hoping to create a more unified user experience across its entire range of devices.
Users interested in learning more about HyperOS and whether their device will be eligible for the update can visit the Xiaomi website.
Here are some additional details from the image:
- The update will be rolled out in waves, so it may take some time for all eligible devices to receive it.
- Users can sign up for the HyperOS beta program to get early access to the new OS.
- Xiaomi has not yet announced the pricing of HyperOS.
