Xiaomi has launched the Mijia Refrigerator Pro Dual-System French Door 513L in China. The new smart appliance is now ...

The HyperOS 2.2 update brings many improvements to enhance the user experience. However, it was unclear how Xiaomi is planning to rollout the HyperOS 2.2 until today, as it has now indirectly ...

Xiaomi calls it HyperOS, an operating system that will power the Xiaomi 14 Ultra and other smart devices. It’s all part of Xiaomi’s new “Human X Car X Home” ecosystem the company has been ...

HyperOS seems to prefer putting menu options at the base of the app, as compared to MIUI 14 which had kept them at the top. We noticed this in the Notes, Gallery, and Files app.

HyperOS is a larger unified branding that encompasses Xiaomi’s operating system(s) across its entire ecosystem, ranging from smartphones to smart home products to even cars in the future.

On HyperOS, we will likely see plenty of pre-made lockscreen styles. If you don’t like any of them, you may be able to customize the lockscreen to your liking, much like you can on Android 14.

HyperOS could help Xiaomi to differentiate itself from its competitors. In a crowded smartphone market, HyperOS could give Xiaomi a unique selling point. HyperOS could be a boon for developers.

HyperOS: Beyond Android – Can Xiaomi’s New OS Break the Mold? Beyond Mobile Walls: Weaving the “Human x Car x Home” Tapestry. HyperOS’s ambition isn’t confined to mere smartphone ...

In this HyperOS vs MIUI showdown, we’ll walk you through a detailed look at both the Android skins. By the end of this article, you will know if it’s worth upgrading to the new OS.

HyperOS is the latest brainchild from Xiaomi, and it has been released after years of work. It has a lot of differences from MIUI, which you can read in this HyperOS vs MIUI post.We’ll compare ...

Dubbed "HyperOS," this MIUI replacement will apparently be a blend of Android and Xiaomi's very own "Vela" system, hence a "completely rewritten underlying architecture" that would supposedly ...