Xiaomi, a global technology leader, has recently unveiled its latest operating system – HyperOS. This new OS is set to revolutionize the smartphone industry with its human-centric design and advanced features.
HyperOS is human-centric latest Operating system based on AOSP
The Genesis of HyperOS
Xiaomi began developing HyperOS back in 2017. The aim was to create a bridge between smartphones and other smart devices. After almost 13 years, Xiaomi is bidding adieu to its first product, MIUI, which will be replaced by HyperOS.
Features of HyperOS
HyperOS is built on top of AOSP (Android Open Source Project) and not on Google’s Android. In addition, this gives Xiaomi the freedom to choose and select the features that add value to users. Further, it is also compatible with a range of hardware, starting with just 64 KB of RAM and going up to 24 GB. Additionally, it can support over 200 processor platforms and over 20 standard file systems.
Hyper Mind AI
At the core of HyperOS is Xiaomi’s HyperMind AI. Further, it uses four perceptual capabilities to understand and address user needs while simplifying device connectivity and reducing machine-learning costs. Furthermore, it enhances various applications, from speech generation to real-time subtitles, and allows third-party apps to utilize its AI capabilities.
Enhanced Speed, Battery Life, and Security
HyperOS promises enhanced speed, battery life, and security. It is lighter than MIUI, consuming only 8.75GB of storage on a smartphone. Moreover, the company is also using AI subsystems to enhance the capabilities of devices running on HyperOS.
Device Support and Rollout Schedule
The latest HyperOS has been rolled out on the Xiaomi 14 series. In addition, the global rollout of HyperOS is planned throughout for 2024. However, further details on device eligibility for upgrades are yet to be confirmed by the company.
Conclusion
With the unveiling of HyperOS, Xiaomi has once again demonstrated its commitment to innovation and user experience. As we look forward to the global rollout in 2024, it is clear that this new OS represents a significant step forward in the evolution of smartphone technology.
