Xiaomi's new operating system, HyperOS, is replacing MIUI and is now being rolled out globally. HyperOS powers Xiaomi's ecosystem of personal devices, including smartphones, cars, and home products.

Xiaomi has provided more details of its HyperOS operating system. HyperOS is based on AOSP for mobile devices, while it is based on the open-source Xiaomi Vela platform for IoT devices. HyperOS begins ...

Xiaomi has announced the list of devices that will receive the HyperOS developer version update in China next month. The Chinese smartphone maker's new HyperOS was launched in October with the launch ...

Xiaomi could be preparing a major announcement for Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2026 this March in Barcelona, not just around new hardware like the Xiaomi 17 series, but also a significant software ...

After a brief slowdown tied to the Chinese New Year holiday, Xiaomi’s HyperOS 3 software rollout has resumed earlier than expected, bringing fresh builds and public releases to a range of devices ...

Xiaomi HyperOS is here to unify phones, tablets, smart homes, and even EVs. See what’s new, what’s better, and what devices are supported. When Xiaomi announced HyperOS, it wasn’t just another ...

Xiaomi teases HyperOS launch in India for Xiaomi 13 Pro and Xiaomi Pad 6; HyperOS to replace MIUI globally and power Xiaomi's personal devices; HyperOS offers new UI, low-level refactoring, ...

Much like how Huawei developed its own HarmonyOS as an Android substitute, Xiaomi is about to pull a similar move to bolster its ecosystem — especially with its electric car due to arrive in the first ...

In recent weeks, HyperOS has been steadily making its mark within the Xiaomi ecosystem, initially penetrating the realm of smartphones. Notably, flagship devices like the Xiaomi 14 and Redmi K70 Ultra ...

If you’re using a Xiaomi, Redmi or POCO phone running HyperOS, you might notice ads showing up inside many system apps, from the Downloads and Mi Browser to Music, Security and Themes. Fortunately, ...

Xiaomi is today announcing that it will ditch its Android skin of the past decade, MIUI, and instead begin shipping phones with “HyperOS.” Announced on Weibo and Twitter/X today, Xiaomi is launching a ...

Big news for Xiaomi fans—and not the good kind! Just when we were starting to think Android phone makers were turning a new leaf with longer support and fresh ...